Can you make similar reg file with default values, please.

Default values reg file http://upload.bg/?get_file=5d46bf11280152336168a99d39a4a2e78a00cda2

Edited August 11, 201511 yr by jofkata81

 

# Rects

1;0;8002=16,416,35,432        # Frames.Window.Bottom

2;0;8002=111,384,173,428      # Shadow.Bottom

3;0;8002=62,528,94,616        # Buttons.RestoreMax.Active

4;0;8002=62,616,94,704        # Buttons.RestoreMax.Inactive

5;0;8002=62,440,93,528        # Buttons.HelpMin.Active

6;0;8002=62,352,93,440        # Buttons.HelpMin.Inactive

7;0;8002=111,88,162,176       # Buttons.Close.Active

8;0;8002=111,264,162,352      # Buttons.Close.Inactive

9;0;8002=111,176,162,264      # Buttons.CloseLone.Active

10;0;8002=111,0,162,88        # Buttons.CloseLone.Inactive

12;0;8002=0,290,13,346        # Buttons.Close.Glyph.96dpi

13;0;8002=16,180,33,248       # Buttons.Close.Glyph.120dpi

14;0;8002=37,80,58,160        # Buttons.Close.Glyph.144dpi

15;0;8002=62,176,87,264       # Buttons.Close.Glyph.192dpi

16;0;8002=0,86,10,142         # Buttons.Help.Glyph.96dpi

17;0;8002=16,316,33,388       # Buttons.Help.Glyph.120dpi

18;0;8002=16,600,37,680       # Buttons.Help.Glyph.144dpi

19;0;8002=62,264,87,352       # Buttons.Help.Glyph.192dpi

20;0;8002=0,638,16,694        # Buttons.Maximize.Glyph.96dpi

 

part of a .png.layout file which i understand is to modify other things on the UI - can someone explain or point me to a read me

This thing is still under development so it makes no sense to explain it now   currently, it is just rectangles and margins extracted from theme.

This thing is still under development so it makes no sense to explain it now   currently, it is just rectangles and margins extracted from theme.

 

ahhh i see - well i think i do - will await further info as and when

I made my own atlas file and use NoelC's layout file

# Increases margins around window edges47;0;3602=4,0,0,0# This is __HACK__ which tries to avoid deflating inactive frame by one logical pixel (Win10 only)DontDeflateInactiveFrameGeometry=1

but has a problem with transparent round corners. What i have to change in this file that the corners will be right

but has a problem with transparent round corners. What i have to change in this file that the corners will be right

 

The answer is right in  your picture.  See that 12 about 2/3 of the way down?

 

Set the Glass geometry radius, which guides the rendering in the corners to Win 8 Style (i.e., no rounding, square corners).

 

-Noel

Does anyone have a Windows 7/Aero theme atlas that works with the latest Windows 10?

Hi all. I want to make the atlas file without borders, with Glow, but dot't know how. Does anyone have something like that? For Win10 10240.

Does the theme atlas Big Muscle provides with Aero Glass for Win 8+ suit you except for the borders?

 

If so, edit the win8rp.png.layout file and try changing these entries in the file to have a 0 for the first value:

 

47;0;3602=0,0,0,0

45;0;3602=0,0,0,0

 

Note that 47;0;3602 is in there twice.  Change both of them.

 

-Noel
 

Edited August 22, 201511 yr by NoelC

Thanks, it helped in part. I do not need new borders, buttons, and shadows. How can I use Glow only?

Edited August 22, 201511 yr by rozzario

Are you using Big Muscle's Aero Glass configuration GUI tool?

 

I should think you could use no theme atlas at all, but set the Caption glow effect.  I haven't tried that combo, though.

 

-Noel

I am completly stupid when it comes to theme atlas', but some theme atlas look completely different than from the the creators screenshots even when

it's the right type of layout.

Edited August 23, 201511 yr by Fuzsion

Are you using Big Muscle's Aero Glass configuration GUI tool?

 

I should think you could use no theme atlas at all, but set the Caption glow effect.  I haven't tried that combo, though.

 

-Noel

Yes, I'm using this tool. Unfortunately, this combination does not work

I am completly stupid when it comes to theme atlas', but some theme atlas look completely different than from the the creators screenshots even when

it's the right type of layout.

 

Assuming you have matching win8rp.png and win8rp.png.layout files, what you show above can happen if you have an extra space past the end of the filename in the Aero Glass Configuration dialog.  I guess BigMuscle isn't trimming spaces from that field before constructing the layout file name from the png file name.

 

-Noel