Hey there!

Thanks for your amazing work! <3 rpg-awesome is cool but lack many icons I needed.

When will you update again for the new icons?

Thanks!

Hi,

first off, thank you very much for this package, it's come really handy for prototyping a web game.

Is there an option to download the newest game-icons from the website, and merge them with a folder of custom icons? I would like to expand the font for my own game, with my own icons, while still using the regular game-icons.

I feel like I remember you mentioning something like that as a fork somewhere, and that you've already forked and done something like that yourself, but I wasn't successful in finding it.

Thanks!

In chrome, windows 7, this font seems to add a TON of spacing above the icon, like 300-400px. It doesn't happen if I switch the font to something like arial, just as a test. Even the example page looks super wonky with it, with the elements stretching invisibly all the way up to the filter/color inputs.

However, the OTHER version of this, the fork for the idle game, doesn't have this behavior, it seems. I don't have the first clue about how to fix this (or even open the files), and I'm hoping it's a matter of you just re-saving what you have. If you need any extra information about it, screenshots, dev tools stuff, please let me know. Thanks for the cool project- I just wish I could use it!

I just noticed for icons of the same name but from different authors are named here as [icon name], [icon name]-2 (example clover (by Sbed), clover-2 (by Lorc)). I was wondering if there was a mechanism in place to ensure that updates does not change which icon is assigned to which glyph in the fonts here, or if addition of a new icon with the same name can cause the old icon to be named [icon name]-2.

The Feb7 update changed the unicode values and it looks like there's an extra 'f' in there now. When I remove it, everything works again.

Hey there. I was wondering if you maintain a list of glyphs that haven't yet been converted from the source, and whether you had any tips for adding items and creating pull requests. (specifically there are some dice glyphs that I'd like to be able to use, but the completist in me enjoys the idea of helping this project to get to 100%)

Some glyphs are tied to unicode signatures of arabic characters. When displayed in certain circumstances (near numerals or presumably other arabic characters), the order is swapped.

The solution is to add this style to the .game-icon:before selector: unicode-bidi: plaintext

Great work, love the icon set, would it be possible to get a plane like this? https://cdn3.iconfinder.com/data/icons/airport-collection/100/9-512.png

I found the css's content value is different between the file dist/game-icons.css , test/css/game-icons.css and the demo web https://seiyria.com/gameicons-font/css/game-icons.css , which cause self-host web will not display icon.

Hi,

thank you for this font! I hope you'll continue to update it!

I included it into my fork of the rpg-cards repository and created a new custom HTML tag that uses it.

https://github.com/mephitrpg/rpg-cards

Hi! I was wondering if there are plans to publish this as a npm package.

GameIcons updates quite frequently, so it would be nice to just update a dependency instead of relying on this repo to be manually updated. Also, it could be achieved very easily with a CI tool. So, why not!? 😄.

I included the following link in my HTML file.
<link href="css/game-icons.css" rel="stylesheet">

And included the icon tag with the proper class:
<i class="game-icon game-icon-anchor">

just like in the readme - and I see nothing.

This font is awesome! It works for CSS-based use cases, but I was hoping to use it in a graphics program like Figma or Photoshop. Right now this is really hard to do. (You have to copy the unicode string directly from the CSS files, convert it to an actual glyph which renders as just a black box, then paste this glyph into your text somewhere.)

Ideally it would work how the Material Icons (docs explanation) font does with ligatures, where you can just type bloody-sword in the font and it will become the "bloody-sword" icon automatically. This makes it really easy to use everywhere.

If the font build process could support this it would be amazing!

Side benefit: this would make CSS use easy still too, because you can just add a single class like:

<i class="gameicons">bloody-sword</i>

Hi, I noticed that in the "dist" folder the CSS is including the SVG version of the font, but the file is missing. Is it intentional, maybe because you are not supporting the svg version of the font? Thanks.

I think you guys got some of the icon numbers and images wrong because they show up different on my webiste. ROFL and I need that power button one and it turns out to be angel wings and such.. ugh