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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Wed, Mar 20 06:26 PM UTC in reply to H. G. Muller from 05:34 PM:

I finally got all my size 50x50 PNGs to display correctly. One of the things that was stopping me from seeing any progress was that it had cached the images I had created previously, and it was giving me those instead of creating new images. I got around this by adding a uniqid to the query string for showpiece.php.

I then saw that bknightferz.png and bknightgeneral.png were white. Checking the SVG files, I found them using #ffffff for the fill color. So I changed this to #f9f9f9 for the white images and #5984bd for the black images and uploaded them. After redoing these, the PNGs looked correct.

The one remaining issue is that desertferz and desertwazir each have a gray piece, though maybe this is intentional. So I left these alone.

So what did you replace, and by what?

I replaced "fill:none" with "fill:#5984bd" in bbadger.svg and "fill:#f9f9f9" in wbadger.svg. I uploaded both corrected files and used them to generate new PNG files.


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