Hi,
I am not clear about how Hadesigner effects the skin of the core.
I have not been able to do that.
I changed the skin in HAdesigner which saves it in my sql but how the core gets the replaced image ofcource with the same name.
I was changing the exixting mnmenu i.e. design ID# 1255.
I added one skin too but again adding style was giving error on create.
what is the relation between Hadesigner + Style + skin + design ID and the CORE.
thanks
The Style menus in Designer are broken. You must modify the database manually, changing the Style, and StyleVariation tables as necessary.
-Thom
okay....
well need to go little more deeper...
nevertheless very interesting and different from usual windows...
Its a different world.
shall inform you after I do it.
Thanks....
are you watching my screencasts?
-Thom
yes one the main one...
and downloading further.... the link at our place is disruptive for the past few days...
'am doing it.
thanks...
http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Developers_Guide#9.3.1_HADesigner
-Thom
yept..
downloaded foobar 2000
and geting your .oog files...
well also do let me know in the mean while that how far the folder
"root/user/pluto/orbiter/skins/Basic" is important I renamed and even removed it but it still
gets the Basic Orbiter Design ID #20. I don't know how it gets the images.
I reg all the orbiters also from pluto admin but it still gets the old BAsic images.
I know default is Basic.
Thanks
Hi Linux_da,
the Basic skin folder is very important, as it is the fallback folder for all skins. If OrbiterGen can not find a graphic file for a skin, it tries to get it from Basic. I recommend watching _all_ screencast from tschak, as it is essential to understand the logic behind HA Designer and OrbiterGen. There are a lot of pitfalls in designing skins for LinuxMCE, watching the screencast avoids the most.
eNoodle
right !!!
Thanks ... grtting those stuffs to study more.
Thanks