Creating a palette?

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On 19/05/2009 at 04:53, xxxxxxxx wrote:

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Hi,

another little question... I want to make a CommandPlugin that creates a palette, puts some Icons in it, sets icon size and text display.

Are there any examples how to do that? Can't be too difficult, I just never did it before ;-)

Cheers & Thanks in advance,
Jack

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On 25/05/2009 at 08:51, xxxxxxxx wrote:

I think this is not possible. Why do you want to do this via plugin?

cheers,
Matthias

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On 26/05/2009 at 02:19, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Just to make it easier for customers.

Of course they could rip off the menu, hide the text, increase the icon size and transpose it from vertical to horizontal. But it would be nice to just have a "Make Palette" button.

It's really not possible? Because I remember that Add-the-Sea has such a function ;-)

Anyway, that's all peanuts. An answer to my question concerning ShaderData and recognizing Instance objects from within the Output() function would be much more essential :D

Cheers,
Jack

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On 26/05/2009 at 03:03, xxxxxxxx wrote:

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Well, thats easy, just create a palette and save it and use LoadFile() with this file.

cheers,
Matthias

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On 26/05/2009 at 04:04, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Oh yes! Sometimes the solution is so easy that I don't even think about it. Thanks again, Matthias. You're doing a good job here.

Greetings,
Jack