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To link the icon to the poi is as easy as just changing it from the standard blue pin (or the ones that I made) to the corresponding icon. Then it is saved to a file in your saved folder called poi_visiblities.txt. When I am satisfied with the icons, I just copy the poi_visiblities.txt to the branding.zip.
I goofed up a little though. The file inside the branding starts at number 1, but it should start at number 0. Because of this, the icon and poi don't match up in the poi_visiblities.txt. Just a minor flaw with my branding, but I wlll fix it in an upcoming version. It doesn't affect it in anyway.
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Hi zzyzxroad, I really would like to get your branding.zip to work on my Primo 2.4 (9.6.13.267029). I simply replaced my original branding.zip file with your branding.zip. I am using 800x480 resolution, am I missing anything else?
Unfortunately, I am getting an error "failed to open file $poi_mapdistance.bmp...." as soon as it tries to display any of the poi icons on my map. My Primo works perfectly with my original branding.zip file which contains only one file "branding.ini".
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