Case closed, I managed to put some gradient in background and modified a bit the design so it fit. Thanks
louismc
If you can't make your design work with skinstudio, change the design. roger that
The trick with creating or modifying WB skins is to learn the problems, and try to design your skin around the problem. I wish I could understand how WB uses background but what I read in the doc doesn't seem enough. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/
The solution is not to use the pink. You don't need it. Use your menu background to replace the magic pink area. I wish it was so simple... But the background where the buttons are is not always the same depending on the window width/height and the gradient won't display evenly. <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?C
you have to import a .png file that replaces a .tga file and leave transparency unchecked. When you import it...SkinStudio does its magic, turns it into a .bmp allowing it to work in place of a .tga I hope that's right The trick sounds good but it did not worked. I have saved the .bmp I were using in a .png, I removed the pink area leaving only
I've tried with both Transparency & Translucent and neither are working, I still get the pink background on the buttons.
Hi there, Since I got some good answers for my first post, I'll try again to get help here for another subject... I'm using the Gemini MDI button set wich I modified a bit for my personal skin and the problem is about transparency. The bitmap used the correct number of images and the invisible part is all set at 255,0,255 (magic pink). In the preview, everything is fine. When I apply the skin, the pink area is displayed <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/sm
Great I found what I was searching for, it's "button.face" it's not only for buttons but also for whatever is 3d areas... <img src="http://im
I use color #B6B6B6 in that part wich is not the beige color I see. And the beige is not used anywhere in the color section. It's more like a windows default maybe?!? It's why I looked in the display properties and saw that color picker button with the beige color...
I already use a .bmp as a MDI bckgrnd. So this is not the problem. For the transparency suggestion, it could be that but I really don't know which file to set transparency to. But this could be my problem. Still I can't understand why it say i'm not registered...
I all, I'm mostly finished making a new skin but It seem that there is a background color wich I can't change. I can see that background only in some apps like Photoshop but not in Explorer... It even show up at the "end" of a tool bar here in Stardock Central. The color is light beige. I've noticed a place that may allow me to change this color in the Display properties at the Appearance page, just at the right of the "Sub Design" pull down menu. But whenever I click on the co