Add a SKIN_MAKING.md file
Instead of duplicating the general skin-making advice in all 12 stkskin.xml files, centralize it in one place. Also correct header comments regarding the theme names.
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# Making a skin
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To make your own skin, the easiest way is to start with the files from a standard skin
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and modifying them as needed.
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There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
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have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
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for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
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you can easily fake "simple stretch")
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All elements will have at least 2 properties :
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type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
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image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
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Most elements also support states :
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state="neutral"
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state="focused"
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state="down"
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You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
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see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
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Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
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"neutral+unchecked"
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"neutral+checked"
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"focused+unchecked"
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"focused+checked"
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"deactivated+unchecked"
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"deactivated+checked"
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"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
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Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
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Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
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the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
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In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
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of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
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parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
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their aspect ratio.
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Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
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area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
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that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
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area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
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the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
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Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
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all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
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and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
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when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
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When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
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Any information not specified in the stkskin.xml file of a theme will be inherited from the specified
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base theme, if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the `<skin>` tag.
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To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
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STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
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For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
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font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
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theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
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to specify all types of ttf.
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```
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<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
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digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
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color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
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```
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!--
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Cartoon skin by LCP and QwertyChouskie, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
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The Cartoon Coal skin is based on the Cartoon skin
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To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
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There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
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have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
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for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
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you can easily fake "simple stretch")
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Cartoon Skin by LCP and QwertyChouskie, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
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All elements will have at least 2 properties :
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type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
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image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
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Most elements also support states :
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state="neutral"
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state="focused"
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state="down"
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You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
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see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
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Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
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"neutral+unchecked"
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"neutral+checked"
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"focused+unchecked"
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"focused+checked"
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"deactivated+unchecked"
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"deactivated+checked"
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"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
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Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
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Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
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the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
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In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
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of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
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parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
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their aspect ratio.
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Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
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area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
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that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
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area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
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the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
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Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
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all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
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and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
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when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
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When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
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Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
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if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
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To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
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STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
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See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
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-->
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<skin name="Cartoon - Coal" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie (edited by CrystalDaEevee)" base_theme="cartoon">
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<!--
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Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
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For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
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font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
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theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
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to specify all types of ttf.
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<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
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digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
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color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
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-->
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<!-- Stateless -->
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!--
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The Cartoon Desert skin is based on the Cartoon skin
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Cartoon skin by LCP and QwertyChouskie, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
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To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
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There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
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have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
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for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
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you can easily fake "simple stretch")
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All elements will have at least 2 properties :
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type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
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image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
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Most elements also support states :
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state="neutral"
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state="focused"
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state="down"
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You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
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see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
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Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
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"neutral+unchecked"
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"neutral+checked"
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"focused+unchecked"
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"focused+checked"
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"deactivated+unchecked"
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"deactivated+checked"
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"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
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Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
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Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
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the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
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In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
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of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
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parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
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their aspect ratio.
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Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
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area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
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that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
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area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
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the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
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Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
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all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
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and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
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when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
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When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
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Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
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if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
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To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
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STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
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See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
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-->
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<skin name="Cartoon - Desert" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie (edited by CrystalDaEevee)" base_theme="cartoon">
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<!--
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Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
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For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
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font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
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theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
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to specify all types of ttf.
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<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
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digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
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color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
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-->
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<!-- Stateless -->
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!--
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The Cartoon Forest skin is based on the Cartoon skin
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Cartoon skin by LCP and QwertyChouskie, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
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To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
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There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
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have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
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for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
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you can easily fake "simple stretch")
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All elements will have at least 2 properties :
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type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
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image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
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Most elements also support states :
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state="neutral"
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state="focused"
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state="down"
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You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
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see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
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Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
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"neutral+unchecked"
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"neutral+checked"
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"focused+unchecked"
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"focused+checked"
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"deactivated+unchecked"
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"deactivated+checked"
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"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
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Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
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Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
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the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
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In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
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of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
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parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
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their aspect ratio.
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Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
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area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
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that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
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area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
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the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
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Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
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all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
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and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
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when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
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When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
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Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
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if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
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To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
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STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
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See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
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-->
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<skin name="Cartoon - Forest" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie" base_theme="cartoon">
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<skin name="Cartoon - Forest" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie (edited by CrystalDaEevee)" base_theme="cartoon">
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<!--
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Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
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@ -1,87 +1,17 @@
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!--
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The Cartoon Ocean skin is based on the Cartoon skin
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Cartoon skin by LCP and QwertyChouskie, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
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To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
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There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
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have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
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for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
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you can easily fake "simple stretch")
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All elements will have at least 2 properties :
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type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
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image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
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Most elements also support states :
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state="neutral"
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state="focused"
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state="down"
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You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
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see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
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Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
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"neutral+unchecked"
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"neutral+checked"
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"focused+unchecked"
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"focused+checked"
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"deactivated+unchecked"
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"deactivated+checked"
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"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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+----+--------------------+----+
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The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
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Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
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Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
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the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
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In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
|
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of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
|
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parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
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their aspect ratio.
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Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
|
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area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
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that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
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area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
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the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
|
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Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
|
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all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
|
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and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
||||
when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
|
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When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
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||||
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Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
|
||||
if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
|
||||
|
||||
To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
|
||||
STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Cartoon - Ocean" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie" base_theme="cartoon">
|
||||
<skin name="Cartoon - Ocean" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie (edited by CrystalDaEevee)" base_theme="cartoon">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<!-- Stateless -->
|
||||
|
||||
@ -1,23 +1,17 @@
|
||||
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Cartoon Ruby skin by LCP, QwertyChouskie and CrystalDaEevee, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
|
||||
|
||||
See the Cartoon skin for further info.
|
||||
The Cartoon Ocean skin is based on the Cartoon skin
|
||||
|
||||
Cartoon skin by LCP and QwertyChouskie, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
|
||||
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Cartoon - Ruby" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie (edited by CrystalDaEevee)" base_theme="cartoon">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<!-- Stateless -->
|
||||
|
||||
@ -3,85 +3,13 @@
|
||||
|
||||
Cartoon skin by LCP and QwertyChouskie, released under CC-BY-SA 4.0+
|
||||
|
||||
To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
|
||||
There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
|
||||
have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
|
||||
for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
|
||||
you can easily fake "simple stretch")
|
||||
|
||||
All elements will have at least 2 properties :
|
||||
type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
|
||||
image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
|
||||
|
||||
Most elements also support states :
|
||||
state="neutral"
|
||||
state="focused"
|
||||
state="down"
|
||||
You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
|
||||
see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
|
||||
Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
|
||||
"neutral+unchecked"
|
||||
"neutral+checked"
|
||||
"focused+unchecked"
|
||||
"focused+checked"
|
||||
"deactivated+unchecked"
|
||||
"deactivated+checked"
|
||||
|
||||
"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
|
||||
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
|
||||
The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
|
||||
Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
|
||||
Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
|
||||
the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
|
||||
|
||||
In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
|
||||
of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
|
||||
parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
||||
their aspect ratio.
|
||||
|
||||
Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
|
||||
area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
||||
that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
||||
area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
||||
the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
|
||||
|
||||
Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
|
||||
all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
|
||||
and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
||||
when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
|
||||
|
||||
When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
|
||||
|
||||
Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
|
||||
if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
|
||||
|
||||
To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
|
||||
STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Cartoon" author="LCP and QwertyChouskie">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="Inter-UI-Black.ttf NotoSansThai-Black.ttf NotoSansHebrew-Black.ttf NotoSansArabicUI-Black.ttf NotoSansMalayalam-Bold.ttf" />
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
@ -1,90 +1,18 @@
|
||||
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
|
||||
Coal skin is based on Ocean skin
|
||||
The Coal skin is based on the Ocean skin
|
||||
Ocean skin by Dakal and Marianne Gagnon, released under creative-commons BY-SA 3.0+
|
||||
Except background.jpg, by elisee
|
||||
Except stars, by s@f
|
||||
|
||||
To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
|
||||
There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
|
||||
have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
|
||||
for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
|
||||
you can easily fake "simple stretch")
|
||||
|
||||
All elements will have at least 2 properties :
|
||||
type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
|
||||
image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
|
||||
|
||||
Most elements also support states :
|
||||
state="neutral"
|
||||
state="focused"
|
||||
state="down"
|
||||
You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
|
||||
see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
|
||||
Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
|
||||
"neutral+unchecked"
|
||||
"neutral+checked"
|
||||
"focused+unchecked"
|
||||
"focused+checked"
|
||||
"deactivated+unchecked"
|
||||
"deactivated+checked"
|
||||
|
||||
"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
|
||||
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
|
||||
The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
|
||||
Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
|
||||
Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
|
||||
the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
|
||||
|
||||
In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
|
||||
of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
|
||||
parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
||||
their aspect ratio.
|
||||
|
||||
Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
|
||||
area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
||||
that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
||||
area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
||||
the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
|
||||
|
||||
Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
|
||||
all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
|
||||
and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
||||
when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
|
||||
|
||||
When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
|
||||
|
||||
Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
|
||||
if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
|
||||
|
||||
To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
|
||||
STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Coal" author="Alayan" base_theme="peach">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<!-- Stateless -->
|
||||
|
||||
@ -1,90 +1,18 @@
|
||||
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
|
||||
Forest skin is based on Ocean skin
|
||||
The Forest skin is based on the Ocean skin
|
||||
Ocean skin by Dakal and Marianne Gagnon, released under creative-commons BY-SA 3.0+
|
||||
Except background.jpg, by elisee
|
||||
Except stars, by s@f
|
||||
|
||||
To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
|
||||
There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
|
||||
have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
|
||||
for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
|
||||
you can easily fake "simple stretch")
|
||||
|
||||
All elements will have at least 2 properties :
|
||||
type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
|
||||
image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
|
||||
|
||||
Most elements also support states :
|
||||
state="neutral"
|
||||
state="focused"
|
||||
state="down"
|
||||
You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
|
||||
see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
|
||||
Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
|
||||
"neutral+unchecked"
|
||||
"neutral+checked"
|
||||
"focused+unchecked"
|
||||
"focused+checked"
|
||||
"deactivated+unchecked"
|
||||
"deactivated+checked"
|
||||
|
||||
"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
|
||||
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
|
||||
The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
|
||||
Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
|
||||
Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
|
||||
the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
|
||||
|
||||
In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
|
||||
of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
|
||||
parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
||||
their aspect ratio.
|
||||
|
||||
Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
|
||||
area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
||||
that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
||||
area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
||||
the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
|
||||
|
||||
Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
|
||||
all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
|
||||
and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
||||
when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
|
||||
|
||||
When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
|
||||
|
||||
Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
|
||||
if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
|
||||
|
||||
To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
|
||||
STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Forest" author="Benau" base_theme="peach">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<!-- Stateless -->
|
||||
|
||||
@ -5,85 +5,13 @@ Ocean skin by Dakal and Marianne Gagnon, released under creative-commons BY-SA 3
|
||||
Except background.jpg, by elisee
|
||||
Except stars, by s@f
|
||||
|
||||
To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
|
||||
There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
|
||||
have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
|
||||
for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
|
||||
you can easily fake "simple stretch")
|
||||
|
||||
All elements will have at least 2 properties :
|
||||
type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
|
||||
image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
|
||||
|
||||
Most elements also support states :
|
||||
state="neutral"
|
||||
state="focused"
|
||||
state="down"
|
||||
You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
|
||||
see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
|
||||
Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
|
||||
"neutral+unchecked"
|
||||
"neutral+checked"
|
||||
"focused+unchecked"
|
||||
"focused+checked"
|
||||
"deactivated+unchecked"
|
||||
"deactivated+checked"
|
||||
|
||||
"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
|
||||
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
|
||||
The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
|
||||
Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
|
||||
Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
|
||||
the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
|
||||
|
||||
In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
|
||||
of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
|
||||
parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
||||
their aspect ratio.
|
||||
|
||||
Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
|
||||
area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
||||
that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
||||
area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
||||
the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
|
||||
|
||||
Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
|
||||
all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
|
||||
and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
||||
when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
|
||||
|
||||
When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
|
||||
|
||||
Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
|
||||
if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
|
||||
|
||||
To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
|
||||
STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Ocean" author="Dakal & Marianne Gagnon (Auria)" base_theme="peach">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<!-- Stateless -->
|
||||
|
||||
@ -5,85 +5,13 @@ Peach skin by Dakal and Marianne Gagnon, released under creative-commons BY-SA 3
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Except background.jpg, by elisee
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Except stars, by s@f
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To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
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There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
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have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
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for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
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you can easily fake "simple stretch")
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All elements will have at least 2 properties :
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type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
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image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
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Most elements also support states :
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state="neutral"
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state="focused"
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state="down"
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You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
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see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
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Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
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"neutral+unchecked"
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"neutral+checked"
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"focused+unchecked"
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"focused+checked"
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"deactivated+unchecked"
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"deactivated+checked"
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"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
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+----+--------------------+----+
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| | | |
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+----+--------------------+----+
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| | | |
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| | | |
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| | | |
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+----+--------------------+----+
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| | | |
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+----+--------------------+----+
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The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
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Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
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Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
|
||||
the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
|
||||
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||||
In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
|
||||
of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
|
||||
parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
||||
their aspect ratio.
|
||||
|
||||
Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
|
||||
area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
||||
that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
||||
area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
||||
the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
|
||||
|
||||
Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
|
||||
all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
|
||||
and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
||||
when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
|
||||
|
||||
When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
|
||||
|
||||
Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
|
||||
if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
|
||||
|
||||
To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
|
||||
STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Peach" author="Dakal & Marianne Gagnon (Auria)">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<!-- Stateless -->
|
||||
|
||||
@ -1,90 +1,19 @@
|
||||
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
|
||||
Ruby skin is based on Peach skin
|
||||
The Ruby skin is based on the Peach skin
|
||||
Peach skin by Dakal and Marianne Gagnon, released under creative-commons BY-SA 3.0+
|
||||
Except background.jpg, by elisee
|
||||
Except stars, by s@f
|
||||
|
||||
To make your own skin, I suggest simply duplicating this file and modifying it as needed.
|
||||
There are two types of images : some will be simply stretched as a whole, others will
|
||||
have non-stretchable borders (you cannot choose which one you must use, it's hardcoded
|
||||
for each element type; though, as you will see below, for all "advanced stretching" images
|
||||
you can easily fake "simple stretch")
|
||||
See SKIN_MAKING.md for more details on how the skin elements work.
|
||||
|
||||
All elements will have at least 2 properties :
|
||||
type="X" sets what you're skinning with this entry
|
||||
image="skinDirectory/imageName.png" sets which image is used for this element
|
||||
|
||||
Most elements also support states :
|
||||
state="neutral"
|
||||
state="focused"
|
||||
state="down"
|
||||
You can thus give different looks for different states. Not all widgets support all states,
|
||||
see entries and comments below to know what's supported.
|
||||
Note that checkboxes are an exception and have the following styles :
|
||||
"neutral+unchecked"
|
||||
"neutral+checked"
|
||||
"focused+unchecked"
|
||||
"focused+checked"
|
||||
"deactivated+unchecked"
|
||||
"deactivated+checked"
|
||||
|
||||
"Advanced stretching" images are split this way :
|
||||
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
| | | |
|
||||
+----+--------------------+----+
|
||||
|
||||
The center border will be stretched in all directions. The 4 corners will not stretch at all.
|
||||
Horizontal borders will stretch horizontally, verticallt borders will stretch vertically.
|
||||
Use properties left_border="X" right_border="X" top_border="X" bottom_border="X" to specify
|
||||
the size of each border in pixels (setting all borders to '0' makes the whole image scaled).
|
||||
|
||||
In some cases, you may not want vertical stretching to occur (like if the left and right sides
|
||||
of the image must not be stretched vertically, e.g. for the spinner). In this case, pass
|
||||
parameter preserve_h_aspect_ratios="true" to make the left and right areas stretch by keeping
|
||||
their aspect ratio.
|
||||
|
||||
Some components may fill the full inner area with stuff; others will only take a smaller
|
||||
area at the center. To adjust for this, there are properties "hborder_out_portion" and "vborder_out_portion"
|
||||
that take a float from 0 to 1, representing the percentage of each border that goes out of the widget's
|
||||
area (this might include stuff like shadows, etc.). The 'h' one is for horizontal borders,
|
||||
the 'v' one is for vertical borders.
|
||||
|
||||
Finnally : the image is split, as shown above, into 9 areas. In some cases, you may not want
|
||||
all areas to be rendered. Then you can pass parameter areas="body+left+right+top+bottom"
|
||||
and explicitely specify which parts you want to see. The 4 corner areas are only visible
|
||||
when the border that intersect at this corner are enabled.
|
||||
|
||||
When there is a common="y" with image tag, the image will be loaded only from data/skins/common in stk-code.
|
||||
|
||||
Any information not specified in this theme will be inherited from the specified base theme,
|
||||
if any. To specify a base theme, add base_theme="themename" to the <skin> tag.
|
||||
|
||||
To use an icon theme, place the replacement icons (PNG or SVG) into [skin folder]/data/gui/icons
|
||||
STK will prefer these icons first, if not found it will fallback to icons from the base theme(s).
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<skin name="Ruby" author="Benau" base_theme="peach">
|
||||
|
||||
<!--
|
||||
Here you can configure advanced theming rules for this skin
|
||||
|
||||
For TTF specify the list like the following, for normal and digit ttf it will be added at the beginning of the
|
||||
font list in STK, so those TTF will be used first, and any missing characters will be rendered from the base
|
||||
theme font list. For color emoji ttf it will replace the base theme color emoji directly. You are not required
|
||||
to specify all types of ttf.
|
||||
|
||||
<advanced normal_ttf="xxx.ttf yyy.ttf"
|
||||
digit_ttf="zzz.ttf"
|
||||
color_emoji_ttf="www.ttf"/>
|
||||
-->
|
||||
|
||||
<!-- Stateless -->
|
||||
|
||||
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