[10:10:56] *** Quits: extor (~extor@unaffiliated/extor) (Remote host closed the connection) [10:11:15] *** Joins: extor (~extor@unaffiliated/extor) [14:00:29] *** Quits: Celelibi (celelibi@bac69-2-82-67-4-116.fbx.proxad.net) (Quit: Quitte) [14:08:55] *** Joins: Celelibi (celelibi@2a01:e35:2430:4740:215:afff:fe49:d5cd) [14:11:34] *** Quits: Celelibi (celelibi@2a01:e35:2430:4740:215:afff:fe49:d5cd) (Excess Flood) [14:17:42] *** Joins: Celelibi (celelibi@bac69-2-82-67-4-116.fbx.proxad.net) [16:27:36] *** Joins: Navit1 (~Navit@ec2-34-214-224-248.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com) [16:27:36] *** ChanServ sets mode: +v Navit1 [16:29:15] hi there [16:29:58] @Robbi_Blechdose were you able to find the answer to your next turn arrow color question? [16:53:42] Hi kazer [17:13:52] @KaZeR No, didn't find anything sadly [17:27:36] you are talking about this arrow, right? https://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/OSD#navigation_next_turn [17:33:48] That's the one (at least the one I was talking about) [17:34:00] Yep, that's the one [18:12:11] hey jkoan [18:13:54] @Robbi_Blechdose well right now this is implemented using images directly. So the easy way is to replace the relevant images, like https://github.com/navit-gps/navit/blob/trunk/navit/icons/nav_left_2_bk.svg [18:14:35] but it would be nice to add code to replace the stroke/fill pattern in the svg definition if something is defined in the xml [18:14:43] can you write code Robbi? [18:16:29] That's what I thought it'd be. Oh well. I can, yes. However, images can be provided in multiple formats AFAIK. So we'd have to find some way to simply colorize the image once we've loaded it [18:38:52] well SVG is really the way to go anyway, so if someone uses PNG for some reason we could just log a warning if the custom color has been defined [18:40:10] But don't we have an internal format for pictures once they've been loaded? (Haven't looked at navit's code yet) [18:41:42] not really. displaying the images is done via the graphics driver, so exact implementation depends (opengl, qt, gtk) but should be quite standard [18:42:35] Ah, okay. Makes sense actually. That means we either need to find some way to change the color independent of the image, or... I don't know [18:49:44] i think that it shouldn't be that hard. i'll do a quick research