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WINDOW SKIN DOES NOT WORK. HAVE NO IDEA OF WHATS WRONG. (VX ACE)
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KhaliCanvas Studios
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CloseWindow skin:
During play:
Problem:
THe background is blue instead of black and some transparency issues too.
Note:
The white color on the skin was actually made transparent by using gimp's alpha channel thingy.
During play:
Problem:
THe background is blue instead of black and some transparency issues too.
Note:
The white color on the skin was actually made transparent by using gimp's alpha channel thingy.
TheNecromancer
3160
Did you import it and choose the transparency color properly?
I just got Ace and have yet to try using a new windowskin, so I'm pretty clueless here haha
I just got Ace and have yet to try using a new windowskin, so I'm pretty clueless here haha
Yep. I made it transparent on gimp but during import the transparent part was all white. So i chose white as the transparent color during import as well.
giaks
1550
The background being blue rather then black has to do with your system settings in the database.
To fix this simple open up the database 'F9'
Go to 'System' Tab
Double click 'Window Color'
Adjust all color sliders to '0'
To eliminate the background being transparent you will have to add a line of code in the script editor
To fix this simple open up the script editor 'F11'
On the left side scroll down until you find 'Window_Base'
On the right side find 'Object Initialization'
Add the line 'self.back_opacity = 255'
The end result should look something like this...
To fix this simple open up the database 'F9'
Go to 'System' Tab
Double click 'Window Color'
Adjust all color sliders to '0'
To eliminate the background being transparent you will have to add a line of code in the script editor
To fix this simple open up the script editor 'F11'
On the left side scroll down until you find 'Window_Base'
On the right side find 'Object Initialization'
Add the line 'self.back_opacity = 255'
The end result should look something like this...
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