PC World 2001 June/PCWorld_2001-06_cd.bin/Software/Topware/getright/getrgt.exe/%MAINDIR%/skins/micro1.grs/skin2.ini

INI File | 2000-08-22 | 9.5 KB | 321 lines

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// GetRight 4.2d and higher supports a newer type of skin!
// Each GetRight skin version 2 is one big bitmap (256 color bitmaps please).
// With this INI file you set the coordinates of all the different parts so GetRight knows what to draw where.
// Does take a bit more work to setup all the stuff here...but gives MUCH more
// flexibility than the previous skin method.  Just about any appearance is possible.
// This file is Required.
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// Also for skin creators, if you make a SKINBUILDER subdirectory under where GetRight is installed
// (Normally C:\Program Files\GetRight\SkinBuilder)
// With the INI and BMP file for a skin, that skin will Always be used by GetRight.
// This makes it much easier to test your skins, just re-pick something from GetRight's
// Options->Skins menu and it will reload the INI and BMP from there.
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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Big Windows INI format file.
// For each graphic item, generally set the X,Y and the Height and Width (H,W) of the object.
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// For some of the items, likely will just need to play with the values to make it look good.
// For example, Arial font sized 6,12 looks MUCH better than when sized 6,11
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// Other Extras...you can also include a CLICK.WAV file in the skin.  This sound is played
// whenever one of the buttons is clicked.  Can be any sound, but recommended you keep is pretty short.
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// Documentation is kinda sparse, but hopefully enough to get you started (and things aren't
// that complex, mostly lots of coordinates for you to set.)
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[Defaults]
// Can set default text colors and font.  Then can just do exceptions later.
// If no font is set, the default Windows font is used.
TextRGB=0x000000
TextShadowRGB=0x8080FF
FontSizeX=5
FontSizeY=7
// For fonts, best to stick with those that come with Windows or are very common...Arial, Times New Roman, System, etc.
FontName=Arial
// For both Bold and Angle, if not included, does not bold, and no angle.
FontBold=0
FontAngle=0

[Options]
// Setting transparent=0 means it is a rectangular window with no transparent areas.
// Using this lets the skin load slightly faster.
Transparent=1

// Can draw a "shadow" for each line of text.  This helps make it more readable on some textured backgrounds.
// Can't do shadowing individually...it is on or off for all.
Shadow=0

// Says you are using mouse-over images.  Setting to 0 if not using them or 1 if you are.
MouseOver=1

[Main]
// The main window background on your bitmap
// X,Y should be 0,0 (background in upper left) for now.
WindowX=0
WindowY=0
WindowH=67
WindowW=224

// The titlebar area on the bitmap, and the different area (if desired) to use
// when the window is inactive.
TitleX=3
TitleY=3
TitleH=8
TitleW=191
TitleInactX=0
TitleInactY=70

// Location for finding pixel with the transparent color.
// Transparency works best if you use one of the Windows System colors for the transparent color (bright green or purple or something).
// Just avoids any dithering problems if people have a very low color display.
TransparentX=45
TransparentY=68

// Advertising banner.
// Remove them, or set to 0,0 if your skin does not contain space for the banner.
// If there is no space for a banner, shareware/trial users won't be able to use the skin.
// Will be sized to Width=468 Height=60  H,W items ignored.
BannerX=0
BannerY=70

[TitleButtons]
// The areas used for the Minimize to Tray Icon, Minimize and Close buttons
// normally found in the titlebar (tho can be located anywhere.)
// Include Down and Mouse Over states for the buttons.
ToTrayX=195
ToTrayY=2
ToTrayH=9
ToTrayW=9
ToTrayDownX=150
ToTrayDownY=80
ToTrayOverX=150
ToTrayOverY=90

MinimizeX=204
MinimizeY=2
MinimizeH=9
MinimizeW=9
MinimizeDownX=160
MinimizeDownY=80
MinimizeOverX=160
MinimizeOverY=90

CloseX=213
CloseY=2
CloseH=9
CloseW=9
CloseDownX=170
CloseDownY=80
CloseOverX=170
CloseOverY=90

[Buttons]
// The areas used for the GetRight Options, pause/resume/stop/view (Control), and Cancel buttons
// Include Down and Mouse Over states for the buttons.
// The Control button states are set in the [ControlButton] INI section
OptionsX=141
OptionsY=54
OptionsH=10
OptionsW=17
OptionsDownX=0
OptionsDownY=90
OptionsOverX=0
OptionsOverY=80

// All the different states for the Control (pause/resume/stop/view) button are set in the [ControlButton] section
ControlX=159
ControlY=54
ControlH=10
ControlW=17

CancelX=177
CancelY=54
CancelH=10
CancelW=17
CancelDownX=20
CancelDownY=90
CancelOverX=20
CancelOverY=80

[ControlButton]
// For all buttons, if an OVER state is not set, the Up state is used.
// Same for Down...if no Down state, Up is used.
PauseUpX=70
PauseUpY=80
PauseDownX=70
PauseDownY=100
PauseOverX=70
PauseOverY=90
ResumeUpX=50
ResumeUpY=80
ResumeDownX=50
ResumeDownY=100
ResumeOverX=50
ResumeOverY=90
StopUpX=90
StopUpY=80
StopDownX=90
StopDownY=100
StopOverX=90
StopOverY=90
ViewUpX=110
ViewUpY=80
ViewDownX=110
ViewDownY=100
ViewOverX=110
ViewOverY=90

[Progress]
// For all the fill direction items, can set the different directions.
// If no direction is set, Left to Right is used.
// 0 = left 2 right
// 1 = right 2 left
// 2 = top 2 bottom
// 3 = bottom 2 top
FillDirection=0

// The normal (not segmented) working bar area on the window, with the filled area.
NormalX=3
NormalY=54
NormalW=137
NormalH=7
NormalFilledX=0
NormalFilledY=110

// When segmenting, the total progress bar (with the Unfilled Background to use and Filled area.)
SegmentTotalX=3
SegmentTotalY=54
SegmentTotalW=137
SegmentTotalH=7
SegmentTotalBackX=3
SegmentTotalBackY=54
SegmentTotalFilledX=0
SegmentTotalFilledY=110
SegmentTotalFillDirection=0

// When segmenting, the progress bar for showing all the segment status.
// With the Unfilled Background to use and Filled area.
// If neither SegmentTotal* or Segments* items are set, the regular
// working bar is used, and filled to show the individual segment status.
SegmentsX=3
SegmentsY=62
SegmentsW=137
SegmentsH=2
SegmentsBackX=0
SegmentsBackY=117
SegmentsFilledX=0
SegmentsFilledY=119
SegmentsFillDirection=0

[Animation]
// Animation location on the window
AnimX=201
AnimY=13
AnimW=16
AnimH=16

// The number of frames in your animation.  MAXIMUM frames is 20.
Frames=4

// The location of each frame of the animation on your bitmap.
Frame1X=0
Frame1Y=121
Frame2X=20
Frame2Y=121
Frame3X=40
Frame3Y=121
Frame4X=60
Frame4Y=121


// The delay between frames of the animation.
// All Times measured in 1/1000 of a second.  So 200 is 200/1000 or 1/5 of a second or 5 frames a second.
// MINIMUM time is 100 or 10 frames a second.
FrameDelay=500

// You may optionally set a time delay after the animation finishes and before re-doing the animation loop.
LoopDelay=0

// Set 1 for either of the Random*Delay items if you wish to have random amounts of time between frames.
// Will do a random number between 100/1000 and X/1000
// So if set frame delay to 5000 (5 seconds), the actual delay between frames would be a random time up to 5 seconds long.
// Would be useful for randomly blinking eyes for example...
RandomFrameDelay=0
RandomLoopDelay=0

[Graph]
// Graph is Optional.  Shows a speed graph similar to that on the bottom right of the Download Status.
// Shows the speed for just the current download.
GraphX=195
GraphY=34
GraphH=30
GraphW=26
// Can set the colors for the background, the grid, the top edge of the graph and the graph body.
// Can of course set some colors the same, such as to have an invisible grid.
BackgroundRGB=0x808080
GridRGB=0xE4E4E4
GraphEdgeRGB=0xFF0000
GraphRGB=0xcc0000
// The number of lines X and Y to include on the grid in the background.
GridLinesX=1
GridLinesY=4

[Text]
// The locations for all the bits of text.  Can set H,W to 0,0 to not draw some of them.
// Will use the [Default] section fonts and colors if not set here.
// For each text item, can also set the text Justification L=left R=right C=centered
CaptionX=3
CaptionY=3
CaptionH=8
CaptionW=191
CaptionRGB=0xFFFFFF
CaptionInactiveRGB=0xcccccc
CaptionFontSizeX=5
CaptionFontSizeY=7
CaptionFontAngle=0
CaptionFontName=Arial
CaptionFontBold=0
CaptionJustify=L
// The Window title in GetRight normally contains " -- GetRight" at the end.
// Set CaptionIncludeGetRight=0 to not include this (if a small area so it won't always fit.)
CaptionIncludeGetRight=0

UrlX=3
UrlY=13
UrlH=10
UrlW=191
UrlJustify=L

ToX=3
ToY=23
ToH=10
ToW=191
ToJustify=L
SizeX=3
SizeY=33
SizeH=10
SizeW=191

// The Size item usually contains the number of resume (or if the server won't resume)
// on the Right side of its box.
// Set SizeIncludeResume=0 to not include this (if a small area so it won't always fit.)
SizeIncludeResume=0

TimeX=3
TimeY=43
TimeH=10
TimeW=191

[Author]
// Give yourself credit...will show up under the Skins menu.
SKIN_NAME=Micro
NAME=Peter Burford
URL=http://www.getright.com/skins.html