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Hi! I'm unsure how to contact you since you have your issues tab closed off (for obvious reasons), but I have a suggestion for a better looking icon: https://pomf2.lain.la/f/lumzsns.png
I've simply changed the design to be based off the Win 7 folder, and gave it HEV colors to make it look more recognizable (instead of the orange on yellow that makes the Lambda symbol barely visible).
I've simply changed the design to be based off the Win 7 folder, and gave it HEV colors to make it look more recognizable (instead of the orange on yellow that makes the Lambda symbol barely visible).
I apologize for the late reply as I normally don't check this website very often. I like the idea you've provided for making the icon more distinct, and I decided to edit the current icon to make the colors look like the Half-Life 2 logo.
VPKEdit (Half-Life 2): https://archive.ph/DQSo7
VPKEdit (Half-Life 2 - Inverted): https://archive.ph/Eq2fR
The Half-Life 2 logo I used for reference: https://cdn.worldvectorlogo.com/logos/half-life-2-1.svg
I also went ahead and opened the Issues tab as it appears to be disabled by default when I created the fork of the main repository.
VPKEdit (Half-Life 2): https://archive.ph/DQSo7
VPKEdit (Half-Life 2 - Inverted): https://archive.ph/Eq2fR
The Half-Life 2 logo I used for reference: https://cdn.worldvectorlogo.com/logos/half-life-2-1.svg
I also went ahead and opened the Issues tab as it appears to be disabled by default when I created the fork of the main repository.
Both look pretty nice! The inverted one could probably be used for a dark mode.
I definitely agree, though I'm not sure if it's even possible to change the icon of the .exe file itself. In the meantime, I could replace the patriotic icon for the debug version with the inverted icon once the main fork is properly able to build the artifacts for the Windows version. Of course, since the main repository is still using the trans icon, I'll leave the patriotic icon in the source code as an easter egg.
VPKEdit (USA): https://files.catbox.moe/62pl3k.png
VPKEdit (USA): https://files.catbox.moe/62pl3k.png
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-Automatic (Windows) pulls down the tranny version since that's what's on the Windows package registry
-Manual doesn't explain shit, the standalone is supposed to have.exe's (which this doesn't) and it says for the "installer version" you need to "unzip the installer application" (what the fuck is that? again, no .exe's, what am I supposed to be running?)
) or the installer version (VPKEdit-Windows-Installer-msvc-Release.zip
).
Additionally, the `winget install vpkedit` command is only able to install VPKEdit from the main repository because my fork isn't in the Windows Package Manager. In order for the application to be added to the Windows Package Manager, I'll have to see if my fork is able to make it through the validation process before I'm allowed to change the `winget` command. In the meantime, I removed the command so users can avoid downloading the application from the wrong repository.
As for the INSTALL.md file, I forgot to modify the links that take you to the Releases page. Because of this, I edited the file so the links will redirect you to my fork of the repository.