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Creating Icons for Custom Nodes
Custom nodes, that are the part of package, support icons.
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Get ID of custom node. Open node with Notepad. Find its ID. It will look something like ID="4cdf5500-fe21-402e-acb7-bb9fc1b5a64b"
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Open Visual Studio. As a template, choose
Visual C#
>Class Library
. Create in your solution resx file, namedPackageImages.resx
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Add to recently created file your image. Change your image name to .Small.png
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Change icon persistence to Embedded in .resx
- Open .csproj file. Use Notepad.
- Uncomment BeforeBuild part.
- Write next code:
<Target Name="BeforeBuild">`
<GetReferenceAssemblyPaths TargetFrameworkMoniker=".NETFramework, Version=v2.0">`
<Output TaskParameter="FullFrameworkReferenceAssemblyPaths" PropertyName="FrameworkAssembliesPath" />`
</GetReferenceAssemblyPaths>`
<GenerateResource UseSourcePath="true" Sources="$(ProjectDir)PackageImages.resx"`
OutputResources="$(ProjectDir)PackageImages.resources"`
References="$(FrameworkAssembliesPath)System.Drawing.dll" />`
<AL TargetType="library" EmbedResources="$(ProjectDir)PackageImages.resources"`
OutputAssembly="$(OutDir)Package.customization.dll" />`
</Target>
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Rebuild your project.
Package.customization.dll
will be in project's output folder. -
Add Package.customization.dll to your package.
You can add default icon, if you want to use 1 icon for all custom nodes. You have to make all steps, described above. But name of your icon should be DefaultCustomNode.Small
##Extracting a large number of node IDs If your package contains a large number of nodes you can use this script to automatically extract the IDs of all nodes in a given directory: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CAAD-RWTH/ClockworkForDynamo/master/workflow_samples/0.7.x/ExtractNodeIDs/ExtractNodeIDs.dyn
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