sizing margins for userpane, ect for vista skin

Saturday, February 16, 2008 by Vampothika | Discussion: Skinning

ookay....here goes, currently doing my first vista skin.....(loving it btw) but i got a question.  when i did userpane and prog list and places list on the old skin studio, there used to be sizing margins, so i could adjust so there wasnt any stretching or distorted images.......  i cant seem to find that on skin studio 6?? anyone know where it is?  my userpane, proglist ect are mathmatically correct in size, but i still got a bit of a disfiguration...and its something id like to correct so the image is sharp.

i noticed there was a 'coloured' margin..but that didnt seem to do anything........kitty is lost.......

eieio
Reply #1 Saturday, February 16, 2008 9:57 AM
kitty ... in the Edit Start Menu window, the third tab 'Painting Margins' has the four settings for Top, Bottom, Left, and Right. That's where you set the unstretched/untiled areas ... used to be called sizing margins

The fourth tab 'Text' is where you set the text area ... used to be called content margins
Vampothika
Reply #2 Saturday, February 16, 2008 4:08 PM
thanks Pictor....  
Fuzzy Logic
Reply #3 Sunday, February 17, 2008 4:23 AM
currently doing my first vista skin
   
2of3
Reply #4 Sunday, February 17, 2008 5:05 AM
Yeah it's kinda confusing for us that are used to Sks5, but I actually like Sks6! I'm also doing my first Vista skin and have forced myself to use exclusively Sks6. Start panel almost finshed.... so far, so good!

One tip kitty: when doing the "sizing margins" (now called painting margins), select "Colour preview margins". This makes it easier to see which areas are inside the margins.
eieio
Reply #5 Sunday, February 17, 2008 10:36 AM
One more thing to be aware of ...

SKS6 doesn't have a place to 'Hide Start Panel Shadows' ... you'll need to open the skin in SKS5 to do that.

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