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GIF support for skin elements?

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JackspicerX13
15 posts
Joined October 2011
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JackspicerX13
I know many users intend to ask a .gif support for avatars, but i'm not requesting for that, imagine swiveling logos of skin elements, sparkles and bright shines of the star ratings of a beatmap, etc.

The gif support wouldn't have to be large, just a small loop of a logo swiveling around would do, i wouldn't want to see an abuse of this function.

Example of an abuse function:
an animated anime character going ahh or something like that.

I just wanted a simple, clean, animated element, that' all...

Thanks to the community, and peppy for past updates,
Keep up the good work!
DerekMcD
1,484 posts
Joined February 2009
DerekMcD
If you're taking about the avatars for the game.

viewtopic.php?f=30&t=45137
Sander-Don
1,282 posts
Joined March 2010
Sander-Don

kokoroanime wrote:

If you're taking about the avatars for the game.

viewtopic.php?f=30&t=45137
No, he means animated things in a play skin, such as an animated HP bar etc.
There's no .gif support, but to my knowledge you can name the items scorebar-bg for a Background, and then scorebar-colour-0, scorebar-colour-1 etc.
At least I think that's what he means.
Jenny
2,200 posts
Joined November 2010
Jenny
...necro but well... don't mind it being necro, just continue in here please~

I'd like that .gif support or at least make everything more skinnable (well, not everything but the stuff that is not yet), for example the cursor - since I pretty much put some effort in getting mine to be somewhat shiny and sunny, I'd really love to get it a little pulsing (on its own), maybe variating rotation and getting it a more glaring effect or maybe even change colors, so that's why I'd like to have at least the same option of skinning for every element;

meaning if I'd use a pink, a grey and a yellow version of my cursor, it'd switch through all these - just using these as a harsh example but there are many nice possibilities.
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