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1.18 Waypoint Icon Names? (NOT solved)


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I'd like to update my macros using the new 1.18 waypoint icons.

Does anyone know the new icon names?.

EDIT 3/6/23: Although I did find the file names, using them to create a waypoint only produces the default circle on the map.

I'm not able to unmark 'solution' -- this problem is not solved. :(

 

The files are in ...assets/survival/textures/icons/worldmap

The default .svg file names (as of 1.18-pre3):

0-circle
01-turnip
02-grain
03-apple
04-berries
05-mushroom
bee
cave
Gear
gravestone
home
ladder
pick
rocks
ruins
skull_and_crossbones
spiral
star1
star2
trader
tree
tree2
vessel
x

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  • dakko changed the title to 1.18 Waypoint Icon Names?
Posted

hmmm. You're right, there was some mention of being able to easily make your own icons by dropping individual files of some particular type into a folder... *goes to look*

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Posted (edited)

Found it!

They are in ...assets/survival/textures/icons/worldmap

The default .svg file names (as of 1.18-pre3):

0-circle
01-turnip
02-grain
03-apple
04-berries
05-mushroom
bee
cave
Gear
gravestone
home
ladder
pick
rocks
ruins
skull_and_crossbones
spiral
star1
star2
trader
tree
tree2
vessel
x

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Posted

just encountered this in official discord #gamedev channel:

line 87 of the Systems/WorldMap/WaypointLayer/WaypointMapLayer.cs:

var icons = api.Assets.GetMany("textures/icons/worldmap/", null, false);

 

The previous code was:

public List<string> WaypointIcons { get; set; } = new List<string>()
    {
    "circle", "bee", "cave", "home", "ladder", "pick", "rocks", "ruins", "spiral", "star1", "star2", "trader", "vessel"
    };

 

the default icon is still "circle" though...

public string Icon = "circle";

Posted (edited)

Thank you, BenLi!!

So it looks like you cannot actually use the new icons when making macros, is that correct? That would explain why my new macros create circles instead of the new icons.  :(

Has this been discussed in the discord channel, or anyone give an example of a macro that uses the new 1.18 icons?

 

eta: Oh! Wait a second, I misread your post. I'll give that command a try as soon as I can, later today.

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15 hours ago, BenLi said:

just encountered this in official discord #gamedev channel:

line 87 of the Systems/WorldMap/WaypointLayer/WaypointMapLayer.cs:

var icons = api.Assets.GetMany("textures/icons/worldmap/", null, false);

 

The previous code was:

public List<string> WaypointIcons { get; set; } = new List<string>()
    {
    "circle", "bee", "cave", "home", "ladder", "pick", "rocks", "ruins", "spiral", "star1", "star2", "trader", "vessel"
    };

 

the default icon is still "circle" though...

public string Icon = "circle";

Apparently I don't know how to use that command. How does one use this to get the icon names?

When using the file names, the macros do not work correctly. Well, at least not the grain icon. :(

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var icons = api.Assets.GetMany("textures/icons/worldmap/", null, false);

var capi = api as ICoreClientAPI;

foreach (var icon in icons)

{

string name = icon.Name.Substring(0, icon.Name.IndexOf("."));

name = Regex.Replace(name, @"\d+\-", "");

 

look at the Replace function call replacing each name containing ENTER, backslash, - or + with empty.

I am not sure but it might work for 02-grain.svg file as for "02grain"

Can you please check?

Can you also check for non-numbered icons such as home/star1?

 

Upd: probably need to read svg in notepad and look for name tag in there...

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Posted

Thank you, BenLi. I'm sorry that I'm lacking the basic knowledge that would allow me to understand what you've written (for instance, I cannot find WaypointMapLayer.cs; I cannot even find the file structure that it is supposed to be in).

I've tried 02grain as you have asked, but it does not work either.

My old macros [for "pick", "rocks", "trader", "ladder" (I happened to use them, I was not actually testing)] do work, and their names happen to correspond to the .svg file names within textures/icons/worldmap. Their names also match what is found in line 18 of their .svg file (sodipodi:docname=)

Line 18 for 02-grain.svg reads: sodipodi:docname="VS_icons_wheat_S.svg">

I see that star1 shows sodipodi:docname="star4.svg" -- I can test that one and see if the macro for it still works in 1.18 or not.

I won't be able to test anything until later today though.

Btw, 01-turnip, 03-apple, 04-berries, 05-mushroom, skull_and_crossbones, tree, tree2 and x have a completely different format and do not contain "docname"

I appreciate your help! Thank you!

Posted

talked to few VERY smart guys in DS.

They say the following:

var icons = api.Assets.GetMany("textures/icons/worldmap/", null, false);

this code loads all files from textures/icons/worldmap/ and adds the file name as icon name

 

string name = icon.Name.Substring(0, icon.Name.IndexOf("."))

This code cuts .svg extension from the icon name stored after assets loading.

 

name = Regex.Replace(name, @"\d+\-", "");

this code cuts the prefixing digits plus "-" character and replaces it with empty string.

 

Therefore "0-circle.svg" icon name should become "circle"

 

Need to re-check the circle grain turnip apple names.

additional clue would be also to create the waypoint manually, and see its name via "/waypoint list". Probably the icon name may be mentioned there...

Posted

You did it! (I think) Just tried the one for mushroom, leaving off the prefix digits plus "-" character and it worked!

I hope to have more time to play around with it tonight. Thank you for that link too!

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Hey I am able to use the new icons like grain and all in the waypoint macro, but I can use the X icon, when I write X it produces a circle still, others like grain and turnip work fine

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