WindowBlinds theme/skin creator.
Community Project
Published on February 13, 2014 By neone6 In WinCustomize Talk

A thread to continue the community project, Working name BIOSPHERE-talk.

 

It looks Like I´m not the One to do the Blind afterall then due to what it seems to require & don´t have enough time I´ll withdraw my skin and graphics.

-I will release this skin At a later date as an individual upload with another name

Hopefully someone else with enough time on their hands can create a WindowBlindsskin for this project.

 

I did my best Thanks /Andrew

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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on Feb 14, 2014

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on Feb 14, 2014

Did someone say lurking? Looks great! 

on Feb 14, 2014

I'd recommend Dropbox or SkyDrive for sharing.

 

on Feb 14, 2014

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on Feb 14, 2014

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on Feb 14, 2014

Dropbox works for me.

on Feb 14, 2014


Dropbox works for me.

on Feb 15, 2014

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on Feb 15, 2014

Looking very nice Andy. 

Question, when you run it in full screen does it lose any of the side graphics?

on Feb 15, 2014

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on Feb 15, 2014

neone6
Edit: -As always Sides & Bottom disappear when having COMPLETE full screen since after XP.

That's why I don't open in full screen. Just size windows large. To much beauty is lost in the frames most of the time. Looking super Andrew.

on Feb 15, 2014

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on Feb 15, 2014

neone6


Quoting Philly0381, reply 39
Looking very nice Andy. 

Question, when you run it in full screen does it lose any of the side graphics?Nope, not when Resizing by dragging to full screen 

Layers & glyphs Philly, layers & glyphs

 

Edit: -As always Sides & Bottom disappear when having COMPLETE full screen since after XP.

 

 

 

If you're using Photoshop, I'd suggest using "Open as Smart Object" on the original graphic. That way Ps will 'remember' the original dimensions and the graphic won't lose 'clarity' (sharpness) of the original from sequential resizing.

on Feb 15, 2014

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on Feb 15, 2014

beautiful skin mate looks awesome  shot a great job

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