Fierogt87
Anything i need to know about layering pannels? i have a pannel that opens fine, but some (not all) of the buttons underneath it show through, how do i prevent this?
Posted Thu 13 Jan 11 @ 3:19 pm
djdad
Make sure that all the buttons of this panel have the right syntax (panel refering)
<button panel="panel name" action...etc
alsomake sure you have given the right up position for the buttons and the right down position fo rthe panel.
<button panel="panel name" action...etc
alsomake sure you have given the right up position for the buttons and the right down position fo rthe panel.
Posted Thu 13 Jan 11 @ 4:13 pm
Fierogt87
yeah, that all seems to be OK, but the problem is that the stuff showing through is not the stuff that's supposed to be...
Posted Fri 14 Jan 11 @ 1:16 am
IamDJChuck
the thing that djdad didn't mention was that pannels will only replace pannels completely if the are in the same "group"
sure you probably already knew that though.
what are you putting on the pannels?
sure you probably already knew that though.
what are you putting on the pannels?
Posted Fri 14 Jan 11 @ 11:30 pm
dJ_ro_(ecu)
Fierogt87 wrote :
yeah, that all seems to be OK, but the problem is that the stuff showing through is not the stuff that's supposed to be...
When you use a pannel.. You Your you need to use the code up
For example:
<pannel pannel="Audio_Deck" group="Sud_M" visible="no">
<size width="240" height="278"/>
<pos x="520" y="137"/>
<up x="1032" y="2659"/>
<down x="1032" y="2659"/>
</pannel>
Maybe your problem is solved..
Regards..
Posted Sat 15 Jan 11 @ 9:41 am
killadj4136
Like Dj Ro said the UP will show how the button is supposed to look like when inactive. BTW are you new to Virtual DJ Skin creation?
Posted Sat 15 Jan 11 @ 11:52 am
Fierogt87
killadj4136 wrote :
BTW are you new to Virtual DJ Skin creation?
Couldja tell? ;)
Actually, I've got one up, that seems to be a bit controversial, another i upped on Jan 6th, but is still pending, and another that i upped yesterday... and still pending, of course...
Posted Sat 15 Jan 11 @ 10:57 pm
Fierogt87
cbgraphix wrote :
the thing that djdad didn't mention was that pannels will only replace pannels completely if the are in the same "group"
sure you probably already knew that though.
what are you putting on the pannels?
sure you probably already knew that though.
what are you putting on the pannels?
I'm thinking that my mistake is that pannels will not cover up pure skin? i mean, the area has to be a pannel in the first place...? yes?
Posted Sat 15 Jan 11 @ 11:07 pm
killadj4136
one area of a skin can have as many pannels as needed, just put them all as one group, and another area will be a different group with any number of pannels necessary. get me?
Posted Sun 16 Jan 11 @ 6:01 pm