The ugly black inside the circle will probably be changed. Check it out:
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Inspired by some of fLEx7325's work and obviously Cirkular 1.
The ugly black inside the circle will probably be changed. Check it out:
The ugly black inside the circle will probably be changed. Check it out:
That looks awesome so far! Is it going to use the new skinning features that BJ has included in the latest WIP's?
Great work!
Great work!
lookin real good genuisalz.
It seems like that middle circle will most likely be the preview vid. You should try and fill the whole circle with the preview vid, instead of just the box inside the circle....if you know what I mean. But really, thats just small shit, looks good either way.
I cant wait to see this one finished
It seems like that middle circle will most likely be the preview vid. You should try and fill the whole circle with the preview vid, instead of just the box inside the circle....if you know what I mean. But really, thats just small shit, looks good either way.
I cant wait to see this one finished
That layout is bad man!, nice job. Im feeling the design and the colors. Cant wait!
Awesome layout! I can't wait to see the first skin using some of these new layout features that BJ's put out there.
looks really good, but where are you going to put in the menu? I only see spots for the system stats, game icons, and preview media.
It's the new menu system, with text placed anywhere at any 3d angle 
So those bars joined to each circle will have the game titles.
So those bars joined to each circle will have the game titles.
Ah cool stuff, I was thinking that you might do that. Im damn impressed that you came up with this idea that fast too, that feature was just released. Looking foward to trying it out asap. Seems like it would be pretty sick.
any progress
Will be released whenever the next version of MXM is released.
Do you have any pics of it's progress?
The layout is almost the same, and the text hasn't been formatted yet. And the thumbnails have corners showing, so I won't post it 
Looks wicked mate!
Hope u can upload it when ya finished
Hope u can upload it when ya finished
Sweet.. I may have a new favorite skin.
Come on G you know your never gonna finish this... Why not just donate it to me and I'll do it. J/P I seen the xml on the last Cirkular and it made me want to kill myself, anyways its lookin great and you know Im always up for a WIP to let you know whats not up tp my standards 
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Why not just donate it to me and I'll do it. J/P I seen the xml on the last Cirkular and it made me want to kill myself, anyways its lookin great and you know Im always up for a WIP to let you know whats not up tp my standards .
I'm in no hurry, since it won't work on the current release of MXM anyway. I'll let you know when I get something done. Another problem is the FTP, that makes doing anything ridiculously trying.
| QUOTE (geniusalz @ Jan 31 2004, 05:55 PM) |
| I'm in no hurry, since it won't work on the current release of MXM anyway. I'll let you know when I get something done. Another problem is the FTP, that makes doing anything ridiculously trying. |
Now that the FTP is working OK for you....
Take a look at the test script. In the Pos element, you can specify the W and H attributes to use in text elements, which SHOULD specify the size of the text element and eleminate any weird sizing issues. I didn't actually change anything recently - it's been "fixed" for a while, just needed the correct skin definition.
I may work on some predefined "ZPoint" constructs, such as a sphere... so skinners do not have to calculate out the texture mappings by hand. Probably the sphere would be defined by flatness (disc, as opposed to a hemisphere, for example, warps the image much less). Basically, some simple primitives for use.
The idea is to replicate what Ava and Unleash(ed) do with 3-D objects to some extent, so skins can be transferred to MXM easily enough.
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