Thanks anyway for your kindly help, @mfs12 🙂

Actually, I have just answered my second question about the color palette by reading the bmp2c.go file. I found in the function getPaletteIndex() the following corresponding table :

switch to16BitColor(r, g, b, a) { case 0xffff: // e.g. 0xffffff return 1 case 0x20e4: // e.g. 0x201c20 return 2 case 0xffdf: // e.g. 0xf8f8f8 return 3 case 0x18e3: // e.g. 0x181c18 return 4 case 0xf79e: // e.g. 0xf0f0f0 return 5 case 0xc986: // e.g. 0xc83030 return 6 case 0xd30c: // e.g. 0xd06060 return 7 case 0xc103: // e.g. 0xc02018 return 8 case 0xff52: // e.g. 0xf8e890 return 9 case 0xfffb: // e.g. 0xf8fcd8 return 10 case 0x4569: // e.g. 0x40ac48 return 11 case 0x9492: // e.g. 0x909090 return 12 default: return 0 }

So, for anyone interested, when you read for example 0x01 in the IconHomeAll array in HomeIcon.cpp, it means that the first bit color is black (0 is default, i.e. black) and that the second bit color is white (1 is 0xFFFF, i.e. white), as there is 2 pixels/bit.

I am looking for coding my image in 16 bits to use the StaticImageField() function and will let you know when (if!) I succeed.

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