i know this is in odd question , but is there a hex or a code for color rotation? like it moves through every color. i think that would be pretty cool for a score bar
You can find this file in any existing skin/template skin. (it should have notepad icon)MLGnom wrote:
Skin.ini is a necessary file of any skin. It contains several major options of the skin.
Thanks.MLGnom wrote:
Let's leave that to the skinner because it's only information for players if there were any updates ("oh, I have v0.5 of skin xxx but there is already v0.73) , but commonly v1.0 should be version of skin where skinner made everything that he/she wanted to do (after all it should have some parts skinned, for example - all gameplay parts).
Just to point something minor. Actually, this is still used if you change the following inside your skin.ini:MLGnom wrote:
b) Unnecessary parts :
- default-dot, default-comma, default-x.png, default-percent - are no longer used
[Fonts](Use the above code on default/template skin and you'll see how the default-dot, default-comma, default-x.png, and default-percent looked like in-game)
ScorePrefix: default
[Fonts]
HitCirclePrefix: score
You can find "Skins" folder in your osu! installation folder. Then just open template skin folder and edit any elements you can find there. :3LawlietMatryoshka524 wrote:
Thank you for the tutorial~ But I do have one question... How do I edit it? XD I'm an idiot, so I'm sorry if it was in the tutorial and I didn't understand.
Ok, so I download the template, and click on it, and it just opens it into osu! instead of like... GIMP or something... How do I open it to where I an edit it? ;D Thank you for reading this comment 0.0"
You can find it in template skin or any other skin that you can download. Just copy it and edit.-ajus- wrote:
how to make "skin.ini"
MLGnom wrote:
You can find it in template skin or any other skin that you can download. Just copy it and edit.-ajus- wrote:
how to make "skin.ini"
hmm, gotta try itMLGnom wrote:
Hey there. I did a small search today and found 5 interesting things that you can add to skin.ini.
Add these in [General] part.
CustomComboBurstSounds: 50,100,200,300,400,500 etc. Combo sound will be played at specified combo number.
SpinnerFadePlayfield: 0 If this is set to 0, background of spinners will be transparent (you will be able to see map playfield/video)
CursorTrailRotate:0 If this is set to 1, the cursor trail rotation will rotates with the cursor.
AnimationFramerate:"Number of frames" Defaults to playing all available frames per second. Applies to all animated sprites except slider ball. The lower amount of them, the slower animation will be.
SpinnerNoBlink:1 Defaults to 0. When set to 1, it will stop spinners from "blinking" the top of the metre as they rise/peak.
(Funny thing these options were available already for around 3 years :/)
In nearest future I will add a little about Taiko/CtB skinning.
A bug to fix: "scrorebar-colour".MLGnom wrote:
Blue lines show the anchor position for scrorebar-colour and if you want to fit them in the same place, try moving the scorebar-background. Also you don’t need to keep length of the lifebar, you can make it shorter or longer (for widescreen).
nice idea...justin-chan wrote:
i dont understand a thing, honestly i wish there was a video tutorial! XD
Are these options seleted between 0 and 1? If they are, you can add 0/1 to the thread.MLGnom wrote:
d) CursorRotate – controls whether the cursor rotates or not.
e) CursorExpand – when turned on, the cursor expands when clicking.
f) CursorCentre – while turned off the action point of the cursor will be in the top left corner of the image, rather than the center.
g) SliderBallFrames – amount of sliderball frames(pictures) used in the skin.
h) HitCircleOverlayAboveNumer – if turned on, makes numbers appear under the “hitcircleoverlay”