Opencart Product Option Images set automatically to 50x50

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Great! But my image is REALLY SMALL! What's going on??
By default, OpenCart passes you an image that is 50x50. If you would like it in a different size (say 228x228, the typical size of the product image) you will need to make these changes below.

Catalog/Controller/Product/Product.php
Find this bit of code
Code: 
foreach ($option['option_value'] as $option_value) {
                  if (!$option_value['subtract'] || ($option_value['quantity'] > 0)) {
                     $option_value_data[] = array(
                        'product_option_value_id' => $option_value['product_option_value_id'],
                        'option_value_id'         => $option_value['option_value_id'],
                        'name'                    => $option_value['name'],
                        'image'                   => $this->model_tool_image->resize($option_value['image'], 50, 50),
                        'price'                   => (float)$option_value['price'] ? $this->currency->format($this->tax->calculate($option_value['price'], $product_info['tax_class_id'], $this->config->get('config_tax'))) : false,
                        'price_prefix'            => $option_value['price_prefix']
                     );
                  }
               }


See the section that says
Code: 
$this->model_tool_image->resize($option_value['image'], 50, 50),

That's where our image is being resized! Simply change the integer values to the desired size (in my case 228, 228)!

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