Thanks basj, is there somewhere I can see all the currently known issues?
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Howdy, I can see that because 'modern' apps like to paint themselves all over places like the titlebar of windows, we now have situations where that can interfere with windowblind skinning. I notice there has been work specifically to handle/skin the explorer window, might there be some intention to perhaps provide a 'app template' type border skin definitions that we can assign to other problematic ones? A couple of things seem to happen, like the app drawing its content 'bef
I have experimented with layers, and found I can combine image transparency and multiple layers to reuse the same image on two layers. The top image I tile as desired with the middle unpainted, the lower image I stretch. The combined effect is what I was looking for. Pretty fun - even if just needing to knowledge crawl this a bit more.
I found that whilst it was reading the image from the caption settings, the margins etc. are from the Caption (tabbed) setting.
Thanks Basj, is there a manual workaround? I am comfortable editing files directly - I'd like to tile all margin borders and stretch the center. I have identified another bug possibly. Explorer appears to use 'per pixel frames' (as I can see the image change when I change in studio and apply) But it always (no matter what settings I choose for image count or frame stacking, tiles and margins) seems to assume the graphic is a side by side (as when active i
For skins in W11 which skin type should I use? UIS2 or per-pixel? Also in per-pixel there is an option for tiled top left bottom margins, and stretch center horizontal region, but if I use it, it still stretches the top and bottom margin content. Also the skin studio preview always shows the skin that was loaded when I chose to create a new skin, and never updates the with graphics I add. I have to reapply the skin wip to see how it looks. Thanks
This might be complex to implement for a fairly 'unnecessary/niche' customization - but monitors tend to be positioned in space apart from each other (the desktop areas are right up against each other, but the monitors themselves have frames and gaps). Could Deskscapes be instructed to render to the window/desktop of a monitor with an offset region to wallpapers / spanned wallpapers/videos? I'd like the 'empty real space' between monitors to actually be factored in to the span