Thanks, I recognize your name from another forum. I'm on a Mac, but Command "u" got me to that window. I've never been there before. I'll give it a try.

While I have your attention. I'm having trouble moving a hot spot "point," after I have done a few other things. Should I be able to go into editor and move a previously placed point, or do I have to delete it and start and link all over again?

Thanks Destiny, That did the trick.

klausesser wrote:

mediavets wrote:

Enter Ctrl+u to open the UI style sheet editor.

Where the hell does that editor come from? Never heard of it! Nice to learn it´s there . . .

thanks, Andrew

It exists in APP/APG 2.5 too.

You may recall my complaints about how much harder I find it to work with the new 'black-n-grey look'?

Alexandre then provided access to the UI stylesheet editor - he also said they'd develop and offer an alternative 'old style UI' stylesheet, but that never happened.

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I remember you telling us weeks ago about that... I played with it but I rather like the setup colour etc so I left it... but nice to know it was there...

mediavets wrote:

It exists in APP/APG 2.5 too.

You may recall my complaints about how much harder I find it to work with the new 'black-n-grey look'?

Alexandre then provided access to the UI stylesheet editor - he also said they'd develop and offer an alternative 'old style UI' stylesheet, but that never happened.

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Correct!

mediavets wrote:

Ctrl+u in Windows - I guess that's Cmd+u on Macs?

Maybe someone could edit this and make it more "eye friendly" and then give us the corrected code.

Or perhaps Kolor could do it for us. I am still debating which tour software to purchase and this is definitely a concern. I'm having enough trouble sorting out the various "quirks."

I have looked at ptp etc on a pc and it is a bit dark but on my Mac it looks great so please do not take that away... Most pro 3D software apps have the same skin colour... which makes the software look more professional...

D

DArt wrote:

The Ctrl+U command is generally used by us to debug the UI colors/margin and others UI tricks. The modifications made cannot be save directly in the UI. However, this files can be edited by hand at your own risks (*.qss files in .../Application Data/.../Kolor/UI ).

We planned to make a second skin (lighter) in near future...

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Destiny wrote:

I have looked at ptp etc on a pc and it is a bit dark but on my Mac it looks great so please do not take that away... Most pro 3D software apps have the same skin colour... which makes the software look more professional...

D

DArt wrote:

The Ctrl+U command is generally used by us to debug the UI colors/margin and others UI tricks. The modifications made cannot be save directly in the UI. However, this files can be edited by hand at your own risks (*.qss files in .../Application Data/.../Kolor/UI ).

We planned to make a second skin (lighter) in near future...

Destiny, you must have an iMac or a larger monitor. Try it on a newer MacBook Pro with a 1680 x 1050 res on a 17" screen.

DArt wrote:

konakid wrote:

"planned" ???

Does that mean the the plan is on or off? Another skin would be great.

Sorry, I mean a second skin is in progress for a next release

Thanks, that would be appreciated.

I have custom calibrated my MacBook Pro, and the APG and PTP color scheme is a little easier to see with that setting than the other two default gamma calibrations. But I have to turn the brightness up all the way.

I haven't checked yet on my iMac - but I'm sure it will be a lot easier to see.

Last edited by konakid (2011-03-21 20:34:18)