If it looks different in Opus compared to the original PNG, the icons are probably being scaled for DPI. Icon sets can control how/when/if that happens with a few XML attributes.
If you have pixel perfect icons and straight lines are still blurry, it's mostly due to the scale factor.
i have long loathed the new styles of flat line minimalistic icons, fluent\matieral\etc. maybe I'm still a win7 purist. lol or i find colored, embossed & outlined icons with a button styles easier and faster to identify then just stick figures.
i have been using dopus v9-10 icons as default for years.
BUT! i find myself enjoying and using the color filled fluent set. they're aesthetically pleasing with bold deep colors in dark mode!
thank you
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Can these icons be used in Opus 12? I know it will not switch between light and dark, but if I wish to replace the default icons with these? If so, how would I go about it?
I've never tried it, but I read in another post that it looks like it can be used on Dopus 12 and the installation method is the same as usual on Dopus 12.
Very nice Icons ! Thank you ! I modded the dual color version to fit my own theme (red/pink vs blue) 
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@skinz Hello ! Would you mind if I post my mod here and/or under my Theme post ? Thanks
Yes, no problem. 
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@skinz I love your work! Would it be possible to get a zip file download of the individual icons in png format at 64px please? Maybe 128 or 256px if possible.
The duo tone ones are wonderful! 
Unfortunately I don't have individual icons, I created them all at once in one file.
It was a bit of a pain in the butt but I was able to cut a part the grid of icons with Photoshop. I did to the color filed set. They default to 64x64 when exported individually.
If you change the ext of the icon file to a .zip you can extract the icon sheet.
The toolbar below 
the example in the screen shot....
Are those your status label icons?
How'd you set that up outside of a fly out?
I also did a search for "fluent icons" on GitHub recently. 10+ pages show up. Downloaded a few from the 1st page which game me thousands to pick thru.
I just created a custom button for each label.
Properties SETLABEL="Checked"
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decompiling iconsets is difficult. The easy part is using a 'tile cutter' to get individual PNG's, then they have to be named properly (thankfully Directory Opus has multi-rename capabilities). Here is the Fluent iconset as individual PNG's properly named.
FLUENT decompiled 32px.zip (439.6 KB)
FLUENT decompiled 22px.zip (330.0 KB)
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oh very nice. wish i new this trick before i set about RENAMING 300+ ICONS!!! haha, 
live and learn!
Wow @galaxyhub! How did you do this? I've been trying to do this with png splitters but I couldnt find any way to get them to take into account the xml file for the naming.
If youre able to provide me instructions i'd be happy to take care of doing all the duotone icons in all sizes and in ico and png formats and upload them for everyone
With Skinz permission of course
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@skinz
this was project for the evening and this new tool bar is great! thanks for inspiration
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- rename iconset.dis to iconset.zip
- extract
- there are usually 2 tiled images (large & small icons) and an xml
- I use Gimp plus 2 plugins
Download ofn-tiles.zip (Ofnuts' Gimp Tools)
Releases · kamilburda/gimp-export-layers (github.com)
instructions Slicing Images Using GIMP - The Manual and Semi-Automatical Way - Visual Arts - Tutorials - GameDev.net - split the image using the tiles plugin
- save all the layers using export-layers to an empty folder
- batch rename them is the next part and a bit complicated.
- open the xml in VSCode
- Remove everything using the Find & Replace except the icon name, you need a list of names, no commas.
- select all and copy to clipboard
- in the folder with the images they need to be sorted in the order they were saved, which should be the same order as the names in VSCode - select all images and open Advanced Rename
- at the bottom of the dialog is a button called Clipboard, click that and click paste new names from clipboard. Click OK.
- Done
The discussion here motivated me to share a script I made to simplify work on my own iconset. It lets you extract and rename all icons at the click of a button plus gives you an html page as a reference.
@skinz I absolutely love your icons, especially the dualtone ones. Sure, it may be a case of "form over function" since more colors often make for faster recognition, but the minimalist look is just great! Thanks for sharing!!
(BTW I found a small error in FLUENT_UI26_THIN.xml: The filename in the second set is missing the ".png" extension.)
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