Been searching around a bit and couldn't find it.
But is anyone willing to make a "illustro" inspired notepad?
would be grateful<3
// Alex
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"illustro" inspired notepad?
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Re: "illustro" inspired notepad?
A what?
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Re: "illustro" inspired notepad?
A Notepad That looks like the illustro stuffs i think its the skinn u first get when u download Rainmeter? Correct me if im wrong =)Chewtoy wrote:A what?
cheers
//Alex
Re: "illustro" inspired notepad?
A notepad... You mean like windows notepad? Or are you actually talking about rainmeter?
Re: "illustro" inspired notepad?
I think he is looking for a Notes skin based on the Illustro theme
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Yes !!!
Is it even possible?
U said it ! Sorry if i confused you! Im new to this! Started 2 days ago hahatru wrote:I think he is looking for a Notes skin based on the Illustro theme
Is it even possible?
Re: "illustro" inspired notepad?
Yeah it's possible. And I think you can figure out how to do it yourself by looking at how illustro is coded.
It really is meant to make users understand how to create his/her own skins, so this would be a great skin to start with! (and we don't really do skin requests)
So. To get you started.
The first thing you should understand is how a notes-skin is usually constructed.
1. We got an external file that hold the notes.
This usually have some sort of <notes> </notes> tags making it easy to use WebParser to read it.
2. We got a measure that uses webparser that reads the file.
3. We got meters that displays it.
That is the three basic things about a notes-skin. I would recommend you to download some skin or suit that has a notes-skin and tear that one apart. Much easier to understand what to do then.
Then there is this http://rainmeter.net/cms/Tips-WebParserLocalFiles
How to use webparser on a local file.
Now. If you got any coding question, we will be glad to help out. :)
Also, on a way more cool but more advanced way to to it is like this: http://rainmeter.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=6825
But start with the webparser. ;)
It really is meant to make users understand how to create his/her own skins, so this would be a great skin to start with! (and we don't really do skin requests)
So. To get you started.
The first thing you should understand is how a notes-skin is usually constructed.
1. We got an external file that hold the notes.
This usually have some sort of <notes> </notes> tags making it easy to use WebParser to read it.
2. We got a measure that uses webparser that reads the file.
3. We got meters that displays it.
That is the three basic things about a notes-skin. I would recommend you to download some skin or suit that has a notes-skin and tear that one apart. Much easier to understand what to do then.
Then there is this http://rainmeter.net/cms/Tips-WebParserLocalFiles
How to use webparser on a local file.
Now. If you got any coding question, we will be glad to help out. :)
Also, on a way more cool but more advanced way to to it is like this: http://rainmeter.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=6825
But start with the webparser. ;)
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Re: "illustro" inspired notepad?
Haha thank you! I will look deeper in to this after work!Chewtoy wrote:Yeah it's possible. And I think you can figure out how to do it yourself by looking at how illustro is coded.
It really is meant to make users understand how to create his/her own skins, so this would be a great skin to start with! (and we don't really do skin requests)
So. To get you started.
The first thing you should understand is how a notes-skin is usually constructed.
1. We got an external file that hold the notes.
This usually have some sort of <notes> </notes> tags making it easy to use WebParser to read it.
2. We got a measure that uses webparser that reads the file.
3. We got meters that displays it.
That is the three basic things about a notes-skin. I would recommend you to download some skin or suit that has a notes-skin and tear that one apart. Much easier to understand what to do then.
Then there is this http://rainmeter.net/cms/Tips-WebParserLocalFiles
How to use webparser on a local file.
Now. If you got any coding question, we will be glad to help out.
Also, on a way more cool but more advanced way to to it is like this: http://rainmeter.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=6825
But start with the webparser.
Thank you very much for your time and help !
Cheers
//Alex
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Re: "illustro" inspired notepad?
(Quoted to get your attention )Chewtoy wrote:Yeah it's possible.
Well !! Im almost dunn!
i think.
this is what i came up whit! but i need help to get that "Parsing" thing in there... don't rly understand how it works..
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