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thanks for the clarification. you mentioned reverse video which I take to mean the swap from black to white (as mentioned in the other thread). However, I looked in the folder you linked and the dimension line icon does has black lines. this means that in my case the icon is not getting changed so no reverse video effect is applied: https://sourceforge.net/p/sweethome3d/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SweetHome3D/src/com/eteks/sweethome3d/swing/resources/actions/plan-create-dimension-lines.svg is this the reverse...

thanks for the clarification. you mentioned reverse video which I take to mean the swap from black to white (as mentioned in the other thread). However, I looked in the folder you linked and the dimension line icon does has black lines so it is not getting changed: https://sourceforge.net/p/sweethome3d/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SweetHome3D/src/com/eteks/sweethome3d/swing/resources/actions/plan-create-dimension-lines.svg is this the reverse video effect meant to apply automatically? is there a setting...

thanks for the link. so the recommendation would be to use a different icon set (from the flatlaf theme)?

Menu icons unreable with dark theme

would it be possible to have a variable to for the target/output folder too? I am looking to run a check to make sure the destination folder exists as sometimes, my NAS won't mount and I end up copying all the files on my local drive...

would it be possible to have a variable to for the target/output folder too? I am looking to run a check to make sure the destination folder exists as sometimes, my NAS won't mount and I end up copying all the files on my local drive...

Did you try to to check the "Windows Compatibility" checkbox? There seems to be some slight differences in timestamp on Samba shares and setting it to --modify-window=1 or --modify-window=2 has helped me fix a very similar issue to yours with files getting copied over and over. and yes, this is nor a grsync issue, you might even argue that it's not even an rsync issue.

Did you try to to check the "Windows Compatibility" checkbox? There seems to be some slight differences in timestamp on Samba shares and setting it to --modify-window=1 or --modify-window=2 has helped me fix a very similar issue to yours with files getting copied over and over.