#SONIC CHARGE AT WRONG LOCATION SKIN#

In a pixel strip, each pixel from each frame is sequenced horizontally. Pixel strips are a proprietary format that can be used on large animations to save space. For example, a 100x100 pixel button animation with eight frames would be represented by a 100x800 pixel image. Image dimensions are hardcoded into Microtonic and must remain the same.įor animations or multi-state images, we use either frame strips or something we call pixel strips.įrame strips are images where each frame is stacked vertically. Image formatsĪll image resources must be in PNG-8 (index palette), PNG-24 (RGB), or PNG-32 (RGBA) format.

#SONIC CHARGE AT WRONG LOCATION SKIN#

Tip: right-click the SkinChooser window to open a menu where you can refresh the skin choices and easily access the skins folder.

Skins should be placed in a folder called Microtonic Skins next to the scripts folder, under the same path as above. The script is included in our offial script package which is available for download at. Users will use a Microtonic script called SkinChooser to select a skin of their liking. If any resource file is missing in your skin folder, the built-in resource will be used instead. Do not include factory images in your skin. The template folder contains all factory images for easier skin creation.

It is not possible to change the positions or dimensions of the controls, only their graphical design. Resource files are images and color choices for the toolbar at the top of the window. A Microtonic skin is a folder on disk containing resource files that replace built-in resources. Microtonic version 3.3.3 supports alternative user interfaces, so-called 'skins'.

Sonic charge at wrong location