For everybody who make new skins

coyote · 11-13-2003, 05:10 PM

I want to thank you for your interest into Mediacar and for your works on all these new skins

I find all these new skins very amazing and I will certainly use one of these in my car in the future instead the default skin.

PS: in the next versions there is possibility that some little modifications are made to the skin (reading progress slider, volume slider, album cover in the audio player, ...) then you will need maybe to adapt your skin for new version.

I will also give you an Nsis installer script to make an auto instalable version of your skin, if you want I can also make this for you.

Thank.

Confused · 11-13-2003, 05:14 PM

coyote,

I am making my skin as payback/thanks for your program!

I'm not terrible with coding, but nowhere near good enough to make a whole application!

If/when you implement new bits for the skin, I for one shall definately update the skin

The hardest part will be mapping out what bits go where...but I shall persevere, to let you get on with the programming!

Garry

00CericaRuss · 11-13-2003, 05:42 PM

no worries.... i already have ideas of what i want to change with my skin.

can the script install fonts?

coyote · 11-13-2003, 05:50 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by 00CericaRuss

can the script install fonts?

Yes, It's possible to install fonts

To use the script you need only download and install "NSIS" (Freeware) from Nullsoft to compile it and modify default script to your environment and skin.

tejesh83 · 11-13-2003, 06:06 PM

Woohoo!!!

I've been waiting for a volume slider. Progress bar will be neat too.

SjLucky · 11-13-2003, 11:03 PM

know you what would be uber pimp is if you could change the skin withen the program (E.I. WinAmp)

One Above the Rest

mindtool · 11-13-2003, 11:10 PM

FireSkull skin coming along nicely.... and appreciate coyote being very open to us skinners and sharing meta data for us skinners to create a truly effective and mesmerizing skins to enhance the experience of MediaCar.

Confused: It's not really that difficult to map the area/point of origin - just use photoshop to track the area size and just put the mouse cursor on the top left corner of the selected area and record the X/Y coordinates. That's it. All in photoshop. Saves you a hell a lot of time.