How about being able to add pixel adjustments to icons. Otherwise I'd have to make a different icon for every state I need the icon to be. Preserving pixel_x and pixel_y when ICON_OVERLAYING would help.
How about being able to add pixel adjustments to icons. Otherwise I'd have to make a different icon for every state I need the icon to be. Preserving pixel_x and pixel_y when ICON_OVERLAYING would help.
Icons have no inherent pixel offset. Atoms do.
An icon is just a bitmap. It's a 32x32 abstract that has nothing to do with the icon's final placement via an atom. It's the atoms that are offset by pixel_x and pixel_y, not the icons.
When you mention ICON_OVERLAY, I take it you're talking about icon.Blend(). Again, the /icon type has no pixel offset, and needs none; this is an image, not an item on the screen. But if you want to reposition the pixels within that image, you can use icon.Shift() to shift pixels over.
