Icon Set - Power
Icon Set - Power
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Power

Published on July 5th 2008 by: Jeremy

Different objects representing power and connections

Download: power.zip (157.6 kB)
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Icon properties Description Images
Light Bulb.ico (60.7 kB)
Windows icon with 4 image formats
N/Aexamine
Power-plug.ico (36.8 kB)
Windows icon with 5 image formats
A wall plugexamine
Power-Point.ico (40.6 kB)
Windows icon with 5 image formats
A power pointexamine
Plugged in.ico (37.5 kB)
Windows icon with 5 image formats
A plug plugged into a power point
Could be used to represent a connection working
examine
Unplugged.ico (37.6 kB)
Windows icon with 5 image formats
A plug unplugged from a power point
Could be used to represent a connection not working
examine

Recent Comments

Anonymous
on July 5th 2008
Another nice icon set! Thanks.
MEGADETHFAN3000
on July 23rd 2008
are those icons made using the 3d tools on rwicons editor?
Vlasta
on July 24th 2008
Only Jeremy knows for sure, but the answer is on 99% yes.
Anonymous
on July 25th 2008
Lol yes they are: the black "holes" on the power points are really just rectangular prisms and the switches are just rotated rounded boxes. Other than that its pretty much self explaining. Oh also the 'prongs' of the plug took a while, i just used a lot of triangles. Unfortunately I had to do everything here twice, because calling things Power-point, Power-plugs gets very confusing and overwriting issues occurred =P
Jeremy
on July 25th 2008
Lol always forget to login ... That was from me =P
Jeremy
on July 25th 2008
Also if you were wondering, the reason the light bulb looks a bit weird is because of the transparency and shadow interacting
MEGADETHFAN3000
on July 29th 2008
Ah, but how do you make transparency?
Jeremy
on July 29th 2008
Transparency is controlled using the 4th variable of a colour (its red,green,blue,alpha - or something similar). Alpha is a number between 0 and 1, where 1 is opaque and 0 is completely transparent. To make something's transparancey to the alpha value go to component material (left side - as apposed to document structure or sliders) and its under 'Opacity' (down the bottom). Set that to 'constant alpha'
MEGADETHFAN3000
on July 29th 2008
Ah ok, thanks. oh, i was about to forgot. Nice icon set!
Shira
on August 4th 2008
Great icons!!!

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