Use Opus internal icons in a button control

[errante]

Maybe this was added at some point, so I'm asking here.
It's possible to add icons to buttons in a dialog, but is there any way to use Opus' internal icons?
As a workaround I use markup controls where they can be referenced (eg. using <%ddbi:xyz>), but maybe button controls already support this.

[PassThePeas]

Yes, with icon name like #icon_name, and you can also force the icon set prefixing with icon_set:. When forcing icon set, I don't remember where the dash has to be put (very beginning or after : )
Edit: example here CommonLogger : A logger for Opus (js) scripting

[errante]

I'm talking about this icons, but thanks.

[Jon]

We'll add a way to do this in the next beta.

[AlbatorV]

@Jon

Button controls in script dialogs can now use the built-in button images (rather than toolbar images), by specifying the image as %x (where x is the image index).

Where I need to put this %x ? Here ? Because it's always this icon.

[errante]

The icon is not visible in that panel. Try previewing it with the Test button, or with the dialog in actual usage.

[Jon]

We'll make the dialog editor show the proper icon in the next update.

[errante]

Hi.
Currently, % is equivalent to using the code <%ddbi>.
Could you add a way to also access the equivalent icon <%ddbg> (same icon but in grayscale)?
So it is possible to emulate a button with an on/off state.

[Jon]

In the next update you'll be able to use %gx (e.g. %g32) for greyscale.