I’m in the middle of drawing some icons for a new Rhino V8 toolbar.
For a better understanding I want to learn from the Rhino icons.
I want to understand why some icons render good, and some not so good.
And what the best approach is.
Example:
Analyze_Geometric_continuity_of_2_curves.svg
In this example the quality is not optimal even at the native 48px (view the screenshots at 100%).
In Rhino itself I see exactly the same.
The big picture reveals the reason.
As a test I aligned the several pieces to the grid using InkScape.
I think the quality improved for all sizes:
Some not perfectly grid aligned icons:
AnnotationStyles.svg
Edge_Tools_Zoom_Naked_Next.svg
Edge_Tools_Zoom_Naked_Previous.svg
Lines_Line_Angled_from_midpoint.svg
PolygonCount.svg
Some precise ones:
Point_Edit.svg
Radius.svg
Scale_Scale_1D.svg
Select_Chain_Select_chain_with_G0_continuity.svg
Set_View_View_Turntable.svg
Means for my own icons that I should draw perfectly grid aligned icons.
The chances for a good rendering are better.
This also means the Rhino icons can be better with no major effort.
A large amount but not really difficult work.