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Another Maven-Mojo also generated galleries to review the icon set on light and dark background (See https://github.com/eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.images/blob/master/org.eclipse.images.renderer/src/main/java/org/eclipse/images/renderer/GalleryMojo.java).
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# What to consider when creating new SVGs
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The "UI Graphics" chapter of the [Eclipse User Interface Guidelines](https://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/User_Interface_Guidelines) gives some advice about the stylistic as well as the implementation aspects of graphics used in eclipse based tools.
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The "UI Graphics" chapter of the [Eclipse User Interface Guidelines](https://eclipse-platform.github.io/ui-best-practices) gives some advice about the stylistic as well as the implementation aspects of graphics used in eclipse based tools.
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In the chapter "Icons Size & Placement" of the guideline states that object type icons should be 15x15 pixels big at max inside the 16x16 canvas. When drawing an object type icon keep in mind that object type icons will get "decorated" e.g. with the "inactive" and the "locked" decorator.
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The `tools` folder contains a template for new graphics for model objects. The templates contains some hints about how big the graphics inside the SVGs should be. In addition it has a layer (invisible by default) that contains the `locked` and the `inactive` decorator. This layer can be turned to visible to judge if the icon looks good when it is annotated.
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