Windows

Picture Picker

The picture picker lets you choose a picture when there are too many for a menu. It shows the pictures either as a list with a name beside each picture, or as a grid of pictures with no names. The picture that is in use now is marked, and a click on another picture chooses it and closes the picker.

The picker is titled for what it chooses, such as "Choose a picture" for a macro, or "Picture for" and the place's name for a map marker.

Picture Picker, grid
The picker for a macro's picture. It is a grid of the client's action pictures, eight across. A frame stands round the picture that the macro has now. Under the grid, a line says which pictures are on show and how many there are in all.
Picture Picker, list
The picker for a map marker's picture, titled with the marker's name. Each picture has its name beside it, and a tick marks the one that this marker wears now. The list is longer than the picker, so a bar at the right edge shows that it scrolls.

Opening it

Using it