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Added AllskyNotifications.psd #565
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This is the file used to create all the notification images.
I'm not sure if .PSD is a raster or vector type, but if it's vector, I'd prefer having it in SVG format for better open standards support and ease of use. |
I don't have photoshop. An alternative approach would be to include a shell script that could regenerate these images using imagemagick (which we depend on anyway). |
By way of example, this creates an 800x800 image in file called We could create similar clauses or a loop to generate the other images.
PSD is a complex binary format, like GIMPs |
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While I like the idea of having the source of the notification images, I'd like to see it in an open standard format that can be manipulated with free software tools (ideally on low spec machines).
SVG would work and inkscape is FOSS. Using ImageMagick commands to basically compile the image from text would also work. Allsky's image processing pipeline already requires ImageMagick so everyone running allsky already has all the tools they need to regenerate or customize these images.
Thanks for the comments guys. I will also create a PR and related script to create the "No thumbnail" used by the website. The images are 960x720, 72 pixels/inch, 128 pt Arial Regular text centered vertically and horizontally with a 2 px stroke.
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@EricClaeys -- no delete of a PR, but you can 'Close with comment'... which doesn't merge the change. |
We agreed NOT to upload the .psd file initially used to create the .jpg and .png files; instead, we'll create a shell script to create the files using the "convert" program. |
This is the file used to create all the notification images.