P4V uses a variety of icons and badges (decorations) to depict Helix Core Server objects and their status. The following table describes commonly encountered icons. P4V displays file icons in the Tree pane and throughout the user interface, with …

The graphical user interface for P4, P4 Visual Client (P4V) gives users direct access to their P4 server environments, making it easy to perform essential versioning tasks.

P4V indicates file information and status using a set of icons and badges. To obtain updated status information and refresh the display, P4V periodically queries Helix Core Server.

P4V uses a variety of icons and badges (decorations) to depict Helix server objects and their status. The following table describes commonly encountered icons.

Scale application icons based on (requires restart): Select Calculated primary monitor resolution if you mainly view P4V on your primary monitor. If you view P4V on a secondary monitor with a different resolution than the primary monitor, select Custom size and move the slider to the scaling that is right for your secondary monitor.

P4V displays file icons in the the Tree pane and throughout the user interface, with file status indicated as shown in the following table. Note that file icons might be displayed with multiple "badges" (for example, check marks, lock indicators), each indicating an aspect of the file’s status.

May 29, 2024 · P4V 2018.3 and up contains several improvements for rendering on high resolution monitors. We added new high resolution icons, fixed icon alignments, removed hard-coded sizes, and modified most fixed-size dialogs.

This document provides summaries of the file status icons, toolbar icons, and views in the Perforce Visual Client (P4V). It also lists the commands available in the Perforce Command-Line Client (P4) and provides links to Perforce online resources.

May 2, 2017 · I found the following documentation: P4V User Guide (See "Using P4V" > "About P4V Icons") Black: Pending changelist in another workspace. (Inferred! Read below) Red: Pending changelist with open files. Blue: Pending changelist with no open files.

On the office computer it displays a standard P4V icon (a silver 'V' in a red circle). On the laptop it displays a generic icon that looks like three colored blobs in a window. On the laptop I tried to change the icon in the P4V shortcut's Properties dialog.