July 12, 200422 yr as the title says, how do i remove it? <windowmode mode='guitransparent' /> <colours> <header back='#003399' fore='#FFFFFF' image='%XPLODE%\images\head.png' /> <footer back='#003399' fore='#FFFFFF' image='%XPLODE%\images\foot.png' /> <progress border='#FFFFFF' back='#00000000' fore='#FFFFFFAA' fore2='#00000033' /> <main back='#446A99' fore='#FFFFFF' current='#A8C4D8' description='#FFFFFF' image='%XPLODE%\main.png' overlay='#FFFFFF22' /> </colours>b4 anyone says anything, ive tried it without the colors blocks too, same result
July 12, 200422 yr It redraws the portion of the WINNTBBU.DLL that XPlode sits over.Of course, it looks goofy if you're not doing it during a windows install.
July 12, 200422 yr Hi Wraith, good to see ure doing a lot of good work again!But just a little thingy from me, i suffer the same thing...Pink colours in the guitransparent.Its no problem for me (except the that its PINK ) but just wanted to inform u that its there.I use mine at first logon, XPpro, sp1a slipstreamed.Perhaps of some use if u wanted to do something about it.grtz.
July 13, 200422 yr Well, MAGENTA is usually the colour used for transparency. Right now I'm thinking of dropping transparency altogether, and going with an XPdeploy-like interface for both the selected and unselected install.It'll be easier to maintain, and well, looks cleaner.So, have fun with transparency now, because until someone codes another display plugin (details soon!) iy's not going to happen in XPlode2.
July 13, 200422 yr I personally would like one that looks more like a XP setup screen type thing. More like an actual installer. But that's just me Where are the different modes documented by the way? lol.
July 13, 200422 yr Author i use guiredraw that works 4 me correctly not the same as transparent, but it works
August 12, 200422 yr I used to get pink spaces when the actual image size is less tham what I want in the xml.
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