Improve collapse all icon

[vogella]

The most "disruptive" icon in the toolbar (in the dark theme) is currently the collapse all icon. Compare is with the min-max icons which look IMHO really good in the screenshot.

@Michael5601 @BeckerWdf if you agree, could you improve this icon? This would be a very fast quick win,

[vogella]

#108

[BeckerWdf]

So what you say is that it's to bright?
So then also the filter icon is quite bright.

[Michael5601]

So what you say is that it's to bright? So then also the filter icon is quite bright.

I also can't see what you mean with disruptive. Can you elaborate?

It is also hard to compare the collapse icon with the right icons as they look like they are from a different "theme". I know they are not but they look better to you in dark mode as they are designed like modern icons. In a modern icon pack every icon would be tested to function in a dark theme.

[HeikoKlare]

Note that the min/max icons are no classic icons at all. These icons are programatically rendered via an ImageDataProvider.

[vogella]

It is too bright and has a blue gradient. I think removing the gradient and making its background a bit transparent would hugely improve the icon.

[vogella]

Current icons:

[vogella]

Suggested new:

[vogella]

Or

or

[BeckerWdf]

I will try to improve the icon.

[BeckerWdf]

"Package Explorer" has the current Icon "Project Explorer" has my changed icon:

I have the impression the stroke color is to pale. The hard thing here is that this should look good on light and dark theme.
If I make the stroke color darker then the contrast ist good on the light background but worse on dark background.

[vogella]

New icon looks already way better than the old one.

[BeckerWdf]

New icon looks already way better than the old one.

I don't agree. The missing color makes it look like it's disabled - especially in the dark theme.

[BeckerWdf]

Suggested new:

It's not possible to judge in Inkscape if this looks good or not. One has to see it on the correct background and inside the workbench to see how it really looks like.

[BeckerWdf]

Or

or

Some as above:
It's not possible to judge in Inkscape if this looks good or not. One has to see it on the correct background and inside the workbench to see how it really looks like.