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						12 Feb 2013 19:13				#6326
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				How come if I go into the model.ini file, and add icon=filename.bmp it will show up as part of the helicopter name?  I am doing what I thought was exactly the same as what I see in the other files, what am I missing?			
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						12 Feb 2013 19:22				#6327
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				You're probably not using Windows?
If so, line ends must be set to be Windows compatible. No idea how to do it unless you tell me your text editor.
							If so, line ends must be set to be Windows compatible. No idea how to do it unless you tell me your text editor.
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						12 Feb 2013 20:13				#6328
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				Replied by domcars0 on topic Model Icon in INI file			
			
				Are you sure of the filename.bmp format ? see 
	www.deviationtx.com/forum/model-icons/87...r-making-model-icons
			
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						12 Feb 2013 20:21				#6329
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				The bitmap should named with the 8.3 naming convention without spaces or any other special characters.
Furthermore it has to be a proper 16bit RGB565 or ARGB1555 bitmap, which has to be in the modelico directory...
					Furthermore it has to be a proper 16bit RGB565 or ARGB1555 bitmap, which has to be in the modelico directory...
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						12 Feb 2013 20:28				#6331
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				For issues like this, post the bmp and the ini in question.  It is much easier to debug by example.  Also the Tx you are useing and version of Deviation can never hurt.			
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						13 Feb 2013 08:09		 -  13 Feb 2013 08:33		#6341
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				Replied by SamtheMan on topic Model Icon in INI file			
			
				I am using a Devo 8S.  I am using a known good model icon (as it is a renamed one that is currently in use).  I am using Notepad.  I'm also a computer engineer, so I dont think I am making any "noob" mistakes.  I am opening the ini file up in notepad, and at the end of the name adding icon=filename.bmp and yes the filename.bmp exists in the icon directory.  I am not getting what the heck I am doing wrong.  I also have a issue where if I go in to rename the name of the helicopter, and the model file has a bmp that is working, simply changing the name, will make the icon stop working.  Do I need a new editor?
Example
name=V120D02Sicon=V120D02S.BMP
If I edit that line to read
name=M120D01icon=V120D02S.BMP
when I go back into the program the name of the helicopter will be
M120D01icon=V120d02S.BMP
And obviously now the bmp won't work because it is apart of the name. So I have been renaming model files from within the radio itself, and have not had luck making my own BMPs work.
					Example
name=V120D02Sicon=V120D02S.BMP
If I edit that line to read
name=M120D01icon=V120D02S.BMP
when I go back into the program the name of the helicopter will be
M120D01icon=V120d02S.BMP
And obviously now the bmp won't work because it is apart of the name. So I have been renaming model files from within the radio itself, and have not had luck making my own BMPs work.
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						13 Feb 2013 08:33		 -  13 Feb 2013 09:24		#6343
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As said by sbstnp the NL symbol depend of the OS (not the same in Unix and in windows).The modelX.ini files must (unfortunatly) be in windows format. Sorry, vlad_vy (see below) is right they are in Unix format.
Probably when you change the model name with your editor, this carriage return is 'removed'... So the new model name is now : M120D01icon=V120D02S.BMP
That's what you see in your TX ... and there is no more icon.
							
					
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				Replied by domcars0 on topic Model Icon in INI file			
			In fact there is NL (new line) between 'name=V120D02S' and 'icon=V120D02S.BMP' (seems as your editor doesn't display it ?) ...SamtheMan wrote: name=V120D02Sicon=V120D02S.BMP
If I edit that line to read
name=M120D01icon=V120D02S.BMP
As said by sbstnp the NL symbol depend of the OS (not the same in Unix and in windows).
Probably when you change the model name with your editor, this carriage return is 'removed'... So the new model name is now : M120D01icon=V120D02S.BMP
That's what you see in your TX ... and there is no more icon.
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						13 Feb 2013 08:50		 -  13 Feb 2013 09:05		#6344
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				Replied by vlad_vy on topic Model Icon in INI file			
			
				model.ini files are in UNIX format. They use LF (0x0A) as a line divider. You cann't use Windows Notepad to edit these files. Windows programs use CR+LF (0x0D 0x0A) as a line divider. Mac OS use CR (0x0D) as a line divider.
Text editors, see section 'Newline support':
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_text...rs#Newline%5Fsupport
For example you can use 'Notepad++'
notepad-plus-plus.org/
					Text editors, see section 'Newline support':
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_text...rs#Newline%5Fsupport
For example you can use 'Notepad++'
notepad-plus-plus.org/
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						13 Feb 2013 10:05		 -  13 Feb 2013 10:06		#6347
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				Replied by SamtheMan on topic Model Icon in INI file			
			
				AH ok, we need NL after the name.  I'll find a better text editor.  That I understand.  Like I said I understand the computer stuff  apparently didn't realize how crappy notepad was
  apparently didn't realize how crappy notepad was  
Notepad through me off.
Sam
					 apparently didn't realize how crappy notepad was
  apparently didn't realize how crappy notepad was  
Notepad through me off.
Sam
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