Difference between revisions of "GUI Themes/Specs"

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* Add possibility to specify shadow types to widget classes and to individual widgets

* Theme hints too

* Add dimming of underlying (inactive) dialogs

** do that in most flexible way, i.e. we will have several predefined methods and custom one

*** black/white

*** dimming

*** custom r, g and b

* List widget

** get mock-up from Krest

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Here you will get global_midipopup and game_midipopup widgets defined.

=== Inactive dialog effects (new theme only) ===

For using an effect change the "inactive_dialog_shading" option in the "[extra]" section of default-theme.ini.

Possible values are: "luminance", "dim" and "custom".

* "luminance" will change all inactive screen areas to black and white.

* "dim" will dim the screen with the given percentage value.

** "shading_dim_percent" in the "[extra]" section sets the dimming value 0 means no dim, 100 complete black

* "custom" will let you decide how the color is calculated.

** "shading_custom_r" is used to evaluate the R component [0 to 255]

** "shading_custom_g" is used to evaluate the G component [0 to 255]

** "shading_custom_b" is used to evaluate the B component [0 to 255]

** the vars 'r', 'g', 'b' are the input color components, you can use them in every of the shading_custom_* expressions

== Evaluation precedence ==

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 * Add possibility to specify shadow types to widget classes and to individual widgets
 * Theme hints too
-* Add dimming of underlying (inactive) dialogs
-** do that in most flexible way, i.e. we will have several predefined methods and custom one
-*** black/white
-*** dimming
-*** custom r, g and b
 * List widget
 ** get mock-up from Krest
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 Here you will get global_midipopup and game_midipopup widgets defined.
+=== Inactive dialog effects (new theme only) ===
+For using an effect change the "inactive_dialog_shading" option in the "[extra]" section of default-theme.ini.
+Possible values are: "luminance", "dim" and "custom".
+* "luminance" will change all inactive screen areas to black and white.
+* "dim" will dim the screen with the given percentage value.
+** "shading_dim_percent" in the "[extra]" section sets the dimming value 0 means no dim, 100 complete black
+* "custom" will let you decide how the color is calculated.
+** "shading_custom_r" is used to evaluate the R component [0 to 255]
+** "shading_custom_g" is used to evaluate the G component [0 to 255]
+** "shading_custom_b" is used to evaluate the B component [0 to 255]
+** the vars 'r', 'g', 'b' are the input color components, you can use them in every of the shading_custom_* expressions
 == Evaluation precedence ==