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Making non-Retina graphics
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#!/bin/bash | |
# Your designer should be making you assets in both resolutions. | |
# By that, I mean they don’t just resize in Photoshop and export, | |
# but they actually *design* for both resolutions. Failing that, | |
# run this. You’ll need ImageMagick installed and in your PATH. | |
# The script will operate on *all* images in the current directory | |
# with the suffix @2*.png. Why @2* instead of @2x? In case you do | |
# this for iPhone 5: | |
# | |
# [email protected] | |
# | |
# Why would you want non-retina iPhone 5 graphics? Easy: Interface | |
# Builder. | |
for x in *@2*.png; do | |
newfilename="$(echo $x | sed -e 's/@2x//g')" | |
if [ ! -f "$newfilename" ]; then | |
echo $newfilename | |
convert $x -resize 50% $newfilename | |
fi | |
done |
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