Mix match your themes with your skins
I need an icon package for my skin!
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So you have that cool skin you've always dreamed about. It's smooth, it's great, it's beautifull, and it absolutely does not come along with your favorite icon package. Damnit! You look at the skin, then you look at the icon package... can't decide which one you should get rid of? No problem any longer. Match your icon package go smothly with your skin.
As you will see, my skin of choice for now is dark olive. It's a recolored (with SkinStudio of course
) Reluna Visual Style (ported for my own usage with SkinStudio) and the icon package I will try to match is Paul Boyer's (Mormegil) PixOs.
Yes. IconDeveloper now lists icon packages in its skin tree that it displays on Tools->Browse IconPackager themes. So I select the PixOs Package and press the "Recolor" button which the hand points to (you could also just double click the theme or press the "Edit" button on the toolbar as usual. Notice that there is also "Edit" button on the left of the cursor taking you to IconPackager if you wanted to make any changes to your theme, and "Apply" button for your convenience that applies the package you have selected (IconPackager is required for that option to work).
Ok so let's press "Recolor".
So now IconDeveloper asks how you want to name the recolored theme. I called it "PixOs Olive" since I'll try to make it... Olive. Press [OK] and wait for IconDeveloper to pre-process the icons for you. Notice that the whole process is totally harmless for your original theme. IconDeveloper will never write anything to the original theme neither will it allow you to keep the name of the theme so that you did not break it by mistake.
So we have it loaded and IconDeveloper shows you the list of the icons your theme consists of.
As you will see, my skin of choice for now is dark olive. It's a recolored (with SkinStudio of course
) Reluna Visual Style (ported for my own usage with SkinStudio) and the icon package I will try to match is Paul Boyer's (Mormegil) PixOs.Yes. IconDeveloper now lists icon packages in its skin tree that it displays on Tools->Browse IconPackager themes. So I select the PixOs Package and press the "Recolor" button which the hand points to (you could also just double click the theme or press the "Edit" button on the toolbar as usual. Notice that there is also "Edit" button on the left of the cursor taking you to IconPackager if you wanted to make any changes to your theme, and "Apply" button for your convenience that applies the package you have selected (IconPackager is required for that option to work).
Ok so let's press "Recolor".
So now IconDeveloper asks how you want to name the recolored theme. I called it "PixOs Olive" since I'll try to make it... Olive. Press [OK] and wait for IconDeveloper to pre-process the icons for you. Notice that the whole process is totally harmless for your original theme. IconDeveloper will never write anything to the original theme neither will it allow you to keep the name of the theme so that you did not break it by mistake.
So we have it loaded and IconDeveloper shows you the list of the icons your theme consists of.
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