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SirYodaJedi
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This icon is a replacement for the original 8-bit icon for Giants: Citizen Kabuto. It is a modified version of the icon created by Glude on GiantsWD. His icon has a transparency effect; this icon has a plain black background like the original. Comparison: https://community.pcgamingwiki.com/gallery/album/141-giants-citizen-kabuto-icon-comparison/ -
Giants: Citizen Kabuto Icon Comparison
SirYodaJedi added images to a gallery album in Members Albums Category
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Version 2.1
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This icon is a replacement for the original 8-bit icon for Jedi Outcast. It uses the Steam Banner, which I have upscaled and deartefaced using Waifu2x's UpResNet10 model. I have also included the full quality version of the OpenJK icon, which is missing from the GitHub page. Comparison: https://community.pcgamingwiki.com/gallery/album/140-jedi-outcast-icon-comparison/ Scroll to zoom -
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This is a simple enhancement for the default Win32 icon for Doom 3. The default icon maxes out at 48x48, so I took the texture pentastic1.dds from the demo and created an icon with a maximum resolution of 256x256. Although pentastic1.dds is 512x512, I did not include a full resolution version of the icon due to extreme macroblocking. Additonally, all the original icon sizes are taken from the original icon due to the texture becoming less clear below 64x64. Doom3.ico is the icon. pentastic1.dds is the original texture, and Doom3-512.png is a version of it cropped to a circle. -
Yes, different versions are supposed to be explained in Availability. Tie Fighter and Quake have two excellent examples of good ways to explain these. There is not currently a standard for how to do this, however, other than that it should be under a Level 3 heading titled “Version differences”.
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To compound upon what Mirh said (3 years ago!), there are different use cases when I would want to know if 4K or 2160p are supported. Let's assume I have a 3840x2160 monitor (even though I don't). Vertical Resolution - 2160p: Many older games are designed for a 4:3 resolution. Even if the HUD doesn't get stretched at widescreen resolutions, I still have to deal with altered FOVs and potential culling that would make an experience not go down as intended. For this reason, I would see if the game can run at 2880x2160. This isn't a truly "4K" resolution, but it has the same vertical resolution as my monitor, so I still have a nice crisp image. Horizontal Resolution - "4K": Maybe there is a new game out that I can't quite play at native resolution with an acceptable frame rate on my 3840x2160 monitor. I might try to play it at 3840x1600 instead, as the reduction in vertical resolution means that I can reduce the load on the GPU. Despite this, I am still playing at "4K", and the horizontal resolution matches that of my monitor, so I don't need to deal with image scaling.
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Chex Quest 3 icon View File The freeware release of Chex Quest 3 includes a unique icon in the executable. I have extracted it for convenience when using newer source ports, so that you don't need to keep the old executable around. chex3.ico is the original icon from the executable, reformatted as a multi-icon ico file. chex3_XL.ico is a nearest neighbor upscaled version so that it stays crisper on Windows Vista and newer. ball.rar contains icons that make a spinning ball sprite that was included in the executable for some reason. Submitter SirYodaJedi Submitted 12/11/18 Category Other
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Version 1.02
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The freeware release of Chex Quest 3 includes a unique icon in the executable. I have extracted it for convenience when using newer source ports, so that you don't need to keep the old executable around. chex3.ico is the original icon from the executable, reformatted as a multi-icon ico file. chex3_XL.ico is a nearest neighbor upscaled version so that it stays crisper on Windows Vista and newer. ball.rar contains icons that make a spinning ball sprite that was included in the executable for some reason.
