SchmilK Wrote:the trick to it is to get the image canvas size into a multiple of 16 for the width and 8 for the height, then save as a 32bit bmp.  Then use rcoedit 1.14c (not 1.15) and load in your bmp and for the shadows and focus replace them all with a 16x8 black bmp and set the viewable size to 1x1 below the image.

Vegetano1 has proven to me (and me doing it myself) that using png and rcoedit 1.15c increases resource usage due to the way it automagically pads the image files in the rco.  :(

hehe al is true,. but i stand corrected,. ;p Its because rcoedit 114 only uses 8bit bmp's and rcoedit115 32bit icons,.
saves alot of resources,.

you could start by trying to add all dummy files with rcoedit 114 and see if your png icons added with rcoedit 115 all show,..