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Nagamasa
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O.P. RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
quote: Originally posted by Willz
Have you even declared to replace the UIFIle in the skininfo.xml?
Because it doesn't look like you have there.
code: <Replace>
<Windows>
<Definitions>
<Definition Id="947"><File>81947 Definition.txt</File></Definition>
</Definitions>
<Styles>
<Style Id="947"><File>81947 Style.txt</File></Style>
</Styles>
</Windows>
</Replace>
This post was edited on 01-05-2008 at 11:13 PM by Nagamasa.
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01-05-2008 11:13 PM |
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Willz
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RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
also just out of curiosity have you hidden the overlaying blue image that goes over the main background?
I can't remember the exact resource number but if you check consolidate windows you may be able to find it.
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01-05-2008 11:18 PM |
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Nagamasa
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O.P. RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
quote: Originally posted by Willz
also just out of curiosity have you hidden the overlaying blue image that goes over the main background?
If it's 20056, then I just did it and removed the ugly border If it's 20057, then nothing really changed. If it's neither of these, then I dont know which one.
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01-05-2008 11:52 PM |
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Willz
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RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
ok well the last thing you can do is wrap an element around the whole window.
If you open an element after the 3rd line in the 947 definition in this way:
<element layout=filllayout() background=rcbkd(yourimage)>
and then close it before the 2nd last line it should work. I used that technique back in 8.1 to get a layering system happening so it should work for you.
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01-06-2008 12:02 AM |
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Nagamasa
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O.P. RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
quote: Originally posted by Willz
ok well the last thing you can do is wrap an element around the whole window.
If you open an element after the 3rd line in the 947 definition in this way:
<element layout=filllayout() background=rcbkd(yourimage)>
and then close it before the 2nd last line it should work. I used that technique back in 8.1 to get a layering system happening so it should work for you.
Grrrr...its not working!!: (@ 8.1). What am I doing wrong??!! The convo window colour wont change!!
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01-06-2008 02:40 PM |
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djdannyp
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RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
920 is the conversation window file, not 947
that may explain why
947 is the logon window, which you added a background to in your smile a mile skin......so you can just copy that code if you want to add a background to it.
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01-06-2008 05:30 PM |
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aNILEator
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RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
I was thinking why the fuck are you telling him stuff for the logon window? when in post 1 he says the chat window
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01-06-2008 06:03 PM |
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Nagamasa
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O.P. RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
quote: Originally posted by aNILEator
I was thinking why the fuck are you telling him stuff for the logon window? when in post 1 he says the chat window
Yea I was wondering too...and then I thought, "I shouldn't doubt these amazing skinners."
quote: Originally posted by djdannyp
920 is the conversation window file, not 947
that may explain why
947 is the logon window, which you added a background to in your smile a mile skin......so you can just copy that code if you want to add a background to it.
Yay it worked, by replacing
code: <Element Layoutpos=auto Layout=FillLayout() ID=Atom(ai105)>
with code: <Element Layout=FillLayout() background=rcbkd(59001)>
But how do I get it to resize to fit the window?
This post was edited on 01-06-2008 at 06:16 PM by Nagamasa.
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01-06-2008 06:15 PM |
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djdannyp
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RE: RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
quote: Originally posted by Willz
if you check 947 style and go to the mainwndcontainer element it will tell you the resource to replace.
Though be careful because from memory in 8.1 it was just a static color. You can assign a background to it though if it is.
that's why i was answering stuff to do with logon window
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01-06-2008 06:39 PM |
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Nagamasa
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O.P. RE: [?] WLM 8.1 Background
code: <Element Layoutpos=auto Layout=FillLayout() ID=Atom(ai105)>
with code: <Element Layout=FillLayout() background=rcbkd(59001)>
How do I get it to resize to fit the window?
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01-07-2008 10:13 PM |
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