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From version 0.3.13 smplayer can change its icons at runtime.
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In Preferences->Interface you'll find an option for changing the icon set.
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In this document I'm going to explain how that option works and how you
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can create your own icon set.
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smplayer will look for a directory for icons. The directory may be
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/usr/local/share/smplayer/icons/ or something like that. You can know it
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by looking at the first lines of the smplayer log:
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This is smplayer v. 0.3.13 running on Linux
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* application path: '/usr/bin'
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* data path: '/usr//share/smplayer/'
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* translation path: '/usr//share/smplayer/translations/'
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* doc path: '/usr//share/doc/packages/smplayer/'
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* icon path: '/usr//share/smplayer/icons/'
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Well, under the icons/ directory there can be other subdirectories. Each
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subdirectory contains an icon set. The name of the directory will be the
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name of the icon set (the name which will be shown in the Preferences
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Inside that directory there'll be the *.png files that smplayer will
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load if the user choose that icon set.
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To create your own icon set, just create a subdirectory under icons/
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with the name you want. Inside store your icons with the same names that
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they have in icons-png/ in the sources.
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It's not necessary that the icons were the same size as the original
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ones, but smplayer can resize some of them.
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It's not necessary either that you create a replacement for all icons.
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If a icon is not there, smplayer will use the default icon.
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In the other hand smplayer could try to load a icon that it's not even
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in the default icon set. So your icon set could even provide icons for
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menu options that the default icon set doesn't have.
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Currently smplayer searches for these additional icons:
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Iconsets.txt
