Notice that only the entry without icon is modifiable. I never intended to have people editing XML files.Ĭapture d’écran 183254.png (3.11 KiB) Viewed 45390 times Yes, I know, the GUI should do all this for you. If nothing else, a full path can be used (e.g., "C:/tmp/m圓DxIcons/"). I'm pretty sure (I'd have to check) that this relative syntax can also be used under ProgramData, and maybe AppData. But it is a subdirectory under the cfg dir in Program Files.
This, as you figured out, refers to a subdirectory. You see this definition of driver_images (xmlns:driver_images="./images/3DxService/"). The images/icons/pngs are referenced through CURIEs. But you are correct, you have to edit both. If you edit manually you may need to experiment for some of the esoteric areas.īut I was specifically referring to the images, not the cfg files. Of course, the GUI knows something about the syntax. You can edit them with notepad in the same way our GUI edits them. There's nothing magical about those files. In all cases, all user changes are in %appdata%. In fact, if you don't like our defaults for an app, copy our default file from PF to PD and make all the changes you want, and the user will have a new set of defaults. You can add these ButtonActions there.Ģ) A new default cfg file can be put into %PROGRAMDATA%\3Dconnexion\3DxWare\Cfg and it will be used instead of the one in Program Files. These files can be freely edited by the user. There are a couple of options without going too deep here.ġ) All changes the user makes through the GUI are kept under %appdata%\3Dconnexion\3DxWare\Cfg. )Ħ- Open this file with notepad or notepad++ħ - Locate the image association section: exampleĨ - create a new entry for each of you macros: exampleġ0 - Copy paste this new xml file over the existing one in: C:\Program Files\3Dconnexion\3DxWare\3DxWinCore64\Cfg\Ĭustomicons.jpg (60.83 KiB) Viewed 66057 times C:\Program Files\3Dconnexion\3DxWare\3DxWinCore64\Cfg\.xml (windows will not let you edit and save directly into the Program Files directory. xml file to link your macro to the right icon.ĥ - Copy the following file to your Documents folder.
Also no network drive path allowed)Ĥ - Copy the picture you just saved and paste it into: C:\Program Files\3Dconnexion\3DxWare\3DxWinCore64\Cfg\Images\3DxServiceī) Modifying. hoooo baby!!! (No seriously)Ī) Creating the icons and placing them into the right folder.ġ - Do a print screen of you application where your desired icon appearsĢ - Using your favorite picture editing tool, crop and redimension to 24 X 24 Pixelsģ - Save as in the Pictures directory (do not try to save directly to the here below location, windows will not let you. I managed to insert customized icons for my Fusion 360 macros!
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