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A hardcoded limit is a limit on functionality by design. This is a list of hard coded limits in the current XUI implementation that limit just what a viewer skin can do. All of these are specific limitations that exist within the way the viewer handles certain elements of the user interface. This page is for addressing shortcomings in the current xml files, and should not be confused with the need for a fully scriptable interface. | A hardcoded limit is a limit on functionality by design. This is a list of hard coded limits in the current XUI implementation that limit just what a viewer skin can do. All of these are specific limitations that exist within the way the viewer handles certain elements of the user interface. This page is for addressing shortcomings in the current xml files, and should not be confused with the need for a fully scriptable interface. | ||
Under construction. | |||
= color_base.xml = | = color_base.xml = | ||
Certain elements of the viewer cannot be specifically colored due to dependencies. These are: | Certain elements of the viewer cannot be specifically colored due to dependencies. These are: | ||
* Text of the pie menu, inventory, and menus. All three are controlled by MenuItemDisabledColor and MenuItemEnabledColor and cannot be individually changed, even though their backgrounds can be set to different colors. | * Text of the pie menu, inventory, and menus. All three are controlled by MenuItemDisabledColor and MenuItemEnabledColor and cannot be individually changed, even though their backgrounds can be set to different colors. | ||
[[Category:Skinning]] | [[Category:Skinning]] | ||
Revision as of 19:03, 1 May 2008
What is a hardcoded limit?
A hardcoded limit is a limit on functionality by design. This is a list of hard coded limits in the current XUI implementation that limit just what a viewer skin can do. All of these are specific limitations that exist within the way the viewer handles certain elements of the user interface. This page is for addressing shortcomings in the current xml files, and should not be confused with the need for a fully scriptable interface.
Under construction.
color_base.xml
Certain elements of the viewer cannot be specifically colored due to dependencies. These are:
- Text of the pie menu, inventory, and menus. All three are controlled by MenuItemDisabledColor and MenuItemEnabledColor and cannot be individually changed, even though their backgrounds can be set to different colors.