Bulletsix

me too ...
but since its over a year since any words or updates i doubt it will happen

Brode

I would really love for this to be updates with all the changes up to Moria

Bulletsix

Hi there

as some time hgas passed since anything new:
Are you still working on this?
Will you deal with MoM-interface-changes (if they occur)?

I am asking because this is still the only (comfortable) way to adjust the mainbar to my needs ...

regards
BulletSix

Uthboth

Sorry I forgot to say that I use the MovableBar.zip file within Spirit Of Elfwood. I tried using the standard toolbar and I was able to up that one up without a problem.

D.H1cks

I don't know. I just downloaded the latest version of that skin and opened it in the editor without any issues. If you have modified the XML file at all ,then there might be a syntax error in the modification causing the problem. That is all I can come up with.

Uthboth

I use Spirit of Elfwood and am unable to load that file. I get the following error.

"SkinDefinition(load): Could not process elements of a panel. Try checking the syntax of the XML file."

What would cause this problem and how can I fix it? Thanks for your help.

Kithigore

Afraid so =\

D.H1cks

Are all your .Net runtimes up-to-date? That is the only thing I can think of.

Kithigore

When using this, I get this error:


CLR error: 80004005.
The program will now terminate.



I have new DX installed an using XP. I get this error with both the editor and viewer. Any suggestions?

Bulletsix

thanks for the reply

i am sorry if i came across gruntling or impatient (sometimes i am but i don´t intend to be a pita and try to keep it to myself )

I have seen a lot of promising projects fade away unannounced, so reading a honest "i am still on it" is all that is needed imo, no ETAs or feature-promises.
Especially because its done on free time that is limited to most people (and recenty i heard some strange concept named RL )

As stated before i couldn´t have done the interface i currently have and love w/o this tool

D.H1cks

There will be an update to this app. I am just trying to figure out a good way to do it.

With about 240 panels and 650 art assets, it is a big job, so please have some patience, and I will see what I can do.

Bulletsix

Thank you for this! *bows*
finally a way to adjust the mainbar to my likings

a question though: Book 10 seems to change some stuff. And noobish as i am, this may be a bit preliminary, but will you update your program for the changes (if needed)?
( btw, does your program write/alter the whole .xml-file or just the "header" with the positioning info of the mainbar elements and doesn´t care about the rest?)

[Edit: basically forget the request here. I posted it via the feature-request feature...
And one other small request: please add the possibility to re-size the mainbar-edit-window
]

Greetings
BS

D.H1cks

Hmmm. I tried the latest Greyskin and it worked ok for me. Also, version 0.2 is set up so that you can resize/maximize the main window(not the toolbar editor yet). It should work.

Jalida

Very nice tool. But when loading up some skins it tells me "SkinDefinition(load): Cound (think that's supposed to be "could") not process elements of a panel. Try checking the syntax of the XML file." Greyskin ui 3.x is the skin Im working on currently.

Also my monitor is 1680x1050 wide screen so the inability to resize or maximize the windows is a real downfall for me since it makes it real hard to work on the toolbars when I can't see the whole toolbar without the need to scroll back and forth.

Keep up the great work, I hope to see it improve as time goes on. It's definately an asset to the community at large.

D.H1cks

Not sure why this is happening. I will continue to look into it.

I have been reading about this, and my program will probably not work for Vista 64, yet. The article I read said something about how the Vista64 runs 32 bit apps, and I need to set a flag when I compile the program. Hope to have it all figured out before the next update.

Also, the System.BadImageFormatException info was helpful.