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Transport Pictograms

Posted: 14 Sep 2007 00:36
by MHTransport
NSW Ministry of Transport published its unified pictogram set. And I thought they might serve as a good basis for future in game icons.

PDF http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/abouttr ... ndards.pdf
All transportation pictograms should present icons that are
easily recognisable and consistant in meaning with other
networks throughout the world. The stylised design of
pictograms should be the only distinguishing feature from one
newtwork with another.
Pictograms within this standard have been designed to
conform to International and Australian Standards while
presenting a strong corporate image for transport in New
South Wales.

Re: Transport Pictograms

Posted: 14 Sep 2007 05:20
by boekabart
Especially the Ph-14 "No Tea Chests" is useful.
(in other words: what the hell do they need so many icons for!!)

BTW love the Ph-18 'Foul Language' one... Implies that foul language is not permitted only in specific places :oops:

And last but not least.. well look at the pics.. I hope there won't be too many doors with both a red and a green button - and one of there signs next to them... :?

Re: Transport Pictograms

Posted: 14 Sep 2007 16:46
by shampie
I thought this had to do with "Company Logo's" :/ that'd be cool!

Re: Transport Pictograms

Posted: 10 Oct 2007 12:21
by itsbernie81
Hey guys

Would any of you know whether those transport pictograms could be extracted as individual files in a useful format (perhaps PNG, JPG, BMP etc) so they could be incorporated into maps and things like that?

I have used antiquated versions of those pictograms in maps I have previously drawn - for example:
http://johomaps.com/oc/australia/nsw/sy ... etro1.html

but would be interested if you folks know how to get these pictograms out? I know they are available as stencils in PDF or EPS format at the website, but that's not very helpful for an amateur like me.

Many thanks
Bernie

Re: Transport Pictograms

Posted: 10 Oct 2007 13:11
by boekabart
You can convert pdf to bitmap (png) by importing it in photoshop, for example, page by page. Of course you'll need to do the cutting yourself..