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After - The new wider frame!
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Before - the old craft frame
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Wide Craft
This is a simple interface enhancement, not a full replacement of the UI.
Pictures are worth more than words - have a look...
The story:
I became sick of the cramped top section of the default crafting frame and wanted to be able to see more items at once.
After a couple of days of struggle, bit of a newbie to this business really, I managed to roughly double the width of the frame, reducing the height. The pictures probably make more sense than this!
Install as you would any interface.
If you want to use this in your own custom UI, please just give me a little credit!
NOTE: Only tested by myself. Any bugs please note below.
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01-02-2010 02:05 PM by MrJackdaw |
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09-21-2010, 03:49 AM
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The Wary
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01-15-2010, 01:56 PM
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The Undying
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It should work - remove the code from the skin that you are using that effects the crafting frame and insert mine. Sadly, it does mean the skin will no longer have a unified feel and... that makes my nose wrinkle. If only I had no job... ah! What a wonderful thought!
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01-11-2010, 06:38 AM
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The Undying
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Hello again!
Just a quick question. I tried messing around with the widecraft and putting it into other skins and the only one I could get it to work with was Azureglass. How exactly would I get it to work with say, any of the BGM skins?
Thanks again for the help! And big props to all the creators of these skins! Fantastic job and I am currently trying my hand in creating some of my own.
We need more people to update their old ones too!
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01-10-2010, 06:15 AM
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The Undying
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Hello, been using LotroInterface for awhie now but this is the first issue I have run into when using the skins. I really like the Widecraft and am using the Azureglass skin. Was trying to use help post from Tallcraft to add Widecraft into the Azureglass skin. Not sure if it can be done that way or not.
Either way in my Azureglass skin definition file, there is no line <Mapping ArtAssetID="crafting_background" FileName="backgrounds/crafting_background.tga" />
Also in the widecraft definition file I was unable to find the <!--The tall skin--> line as well.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I may just be having a brain fart and missing something stupidly easy lol Thanks a lot!
UPDATE: Nevermind lol! As I said I was having a serious brain fart and I managed to find what I was looking over. Apparently sleep deprivation does affect the brain!
Btw, love the widecraft! Great job!
Last edited by Thayilis : 01-10-2010 at 06:38 AM.
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01-10-2010, 03:19 AM
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The Undying
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Re: Some Bugfixes
<<Also it seems like you set the width attributes of some of the scrollbar parts to 13 instead of 10, this causes the down button to be out of line with the rest of the scrollbar.>>
Sadly, setting these to 10 didn't work for me - may be something odd with my PC? Who knows - the values are taken directly from the SoM art pack.
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01-07-2010, 03:44 PM
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The Undying
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Cheers for this! When I next get a chance I'll see about putting some of this into effect.
You know - oddly even with the default UI I have that "down" arrow in the crafting pane too far over to the right? That's why I assumed it was Turbines fault and not mine *grin*
As for the shadows... this was my first attempt at such a modification - did it much better with Tallcraft. Again, I will cascade that through when I get the time *sigh*
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01-04-2010, 04:31 PM
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The Wary
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Some Bugfixes
Hi, just checked this out and I like it very much. I also did take a look at the bug you commented on in the XML and found some more, here are the fixes:
As for the bottom of the scrollbar not showing, it seems like it doesn't like scrollbars that are longer than ~196 pixels, so changing the widget to this:
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<Element ID="widget_top_field" X="0" Y="0" Width="10" Height="10"> </Element>
<Element ID="widget_mid_field" X="0" Y="10" Width="10" Height="186"> </Element>
<Element ID="widget_bottom_field" X="0" Y="196" Width="10" Height="10"> </Element>
works quite well. Also it seems like you set the width attributes of some of the scrollbar parts to 13 instead of 10, this causes the down button to be out of line with the rest of the scrollbar.
The width and height attributes of the Craft_ProfXPage Elements are inconsistent you might want to take a look at them.
You also forgot to adjust the inner shadow of the "Craft_TreeBox" Element change it to this and it fits much better:
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<Element ID="Craft_TreeBox" X="10" Y="27" Width="472" Height="280">
<Element ID="Box_01_Background" X="1" Y="1" Width="470" Height="278"> </Element>
<Element ID="Box_01_InnerShadow" X="1" Y="1" Width="470" Height="278">
<Element ID="InnerShadow_TopLeft" X="0" Y="0" Width="9" Height="9"> </Element>
<Element ID="InnerShadow_MidLeft" X="0" Y="9" Width="9" Height="269"> </Element>
<Element ID="InnerShadow_BottomLeft" X="0" Y="269" Width="9" Height="9"> </Element>
<Element ID="InnerShadow_BottomMid" X="9" Y="269" Width="452" Height="9"> </Element>
<Element ID="InnerShadow_BottomRight" X="461" Y="269" Width="9" Height="9"> </Element>
<Element ID="InnerShadow_MidRight" X="461" Y="9" Width="9" Height="269"> </Element>
<Element ID="InnerShadow_TopRight" X="461" Y="0" Width="9" Height="9"> </Element>
<Element ID="InnerShadow_TopMid" X="9" Y="0" Width="452" Height="9"> </Element>
</Element>
<Element ID="Box_01_LeftBorder" X="0" Y="0" Width="1" Height="280"> </Element>
<Element ID="Box_01_BottomBorder" X="1" Y="279" Width="470" Height="1"> </Element>
<Element ID="Box_01_RightBorder" X="471" Y="0" Width="1" Height="280"> </Element>
<Element ID="Box_01_TopBorder" X="1" Y="0" Width="470" Height="1"> </Element>
</Element>
Hope I could help you.
Last edited by Guhrasoh : 01-05-2010 at 05:25 AM.
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01-04-2010, 09:25 AM
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The Undying
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Very cool, thank you for this. I'll be adding this to my ui to test it out tonight. I'll do some testing with TallCraft as well to see how it works out.
Last edited by Uthboth : 01-04-2010 at 09:28 AM.
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01-03-2010, 06:53 AM
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The Wary
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Well done
Nice work. ill be sure to test it out in my interface as soon as i can.
Last edited by Theo : 01-03-2010 at 06:54 AM.
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