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DrO: Reverted edits by El eagles (Talk) to last version by Mderek

2011-10-06T20:14:42Z

Reverted edits by El eagles (Talk) to last version by Mderek

El eagles: /* Winamp Skins | Posbar.bmp */

2011-10-06T15:30:04Z

‎Winamp Skins | Posbar.bmp

Mderek: /* Winamp Skins | ShufRep.bmp */

2011-02-11T04:06:10Z

‎Winamp Skins | ShufRep.bmp

Mderek: /* Winamp Skins | ShufRep.bmp */

2011-02-11T02:57:12Z

‎Winamp Skins | ShufRep.bmp

Culix: Reverted edits by Iseficibuw (Talk) to last version by Explorer09

2010-11-30T03:28:29Z

Reverted edits by Iseficibuw (Talk) to last version by Explorer09

Iseficibuw at 05:11, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T05:11:47Z

Explorer09: {{ClassicSkin}}

2010-07-24T09:08:42Z

Culix: Undo revision 61119 by Glitch (Talk)

2009-11-27T04:11:21Z

Undo revision 61119 by Glitch (Talk)

Glitch: /* Winamp Skins | Main.bmp */

2009-11-26T09:38:27Z

‎Winamp Skins | Main.bmp

Culix: Undo two vandal revisions by Kenzo31 and Twilight; revert to [http://dev.winamp.com/w/index.php?title=Main&oldid=942 September 25 revision] by Tarik

2009-11-19T03:31:01Z

Undo two vandal revisions by Kenzo31 and Twilight; revert to [http://dev.winamp.com/w/index.php?title=Main&oldid=942 September 25 revision] by Tarik

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:14, 6 October 2011
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−	The posbar.bmp, shown here enlarged, provides the track for the song position ~~up down~~. At the right side of the image, the song seek slider is shown in both states, pressed and not pressed.	+	The posbar.bmp, shown here enlarged, provides the track for the song position slider. At the right side of the image, the song seek slider is shown in both states, pressed and not pressed.
		+

−	~~== Headline text ==~~
−	~~colour of winamp is black and yellow.any animated car in winap.~~

	===Winamp Skins \| Playpaus.bmp===		===Winamp Skins \| Playpaus.bmp===

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-The posbar.bmp, shown here enlarged, provides the track for the song position slider. At the right side of the image, the song seek slider is shown in both states, pressed and not pressed.
+The posbar.bmp, shown here enlarged, provides the track for the song position up down. At the right side of the image, the song seek slider is shown in both states, pressed and not pressed.
-−
 ===Winamp Skins | Playpaus.bmp===

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:06, 11 February 2011
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	The cbuttons.bmp image provides the images for Winamp's playback control buttons. The top row displays the buttons un-pressed or in their normal state, the second row of graphics are the same buttons except in the pressed state. Remember when skinning this set of components that transparency does not exist, if the button is incorporated into the background, you will have to place the background into the cbuttons.bmp.		The cbuttons.bmp image provides the images for Winamp's playback control buttons. The top row displays the buttons un-pressed or in their normal state, the second row of graphics are the same buttons except in the pressed state. Remember when skinning this set of components that transparency does not exist, if the button is incorporated into the background, you will have to place the background into the cbuttons.bmp.
−	~~--[[User:Mderek\|Mderek]] 02:57, 11 February 2011 (UTC)--[[User:Mderek\|Mderek]] 02:57, 11 February 2011 (UTC)~~

	===Winamp Skins \| ShufRep.bmp===		===Winamp Skins \| ShufRep.bmp===

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:57, 11 February 2011
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	The cbuttons.bmp image provides the images for Winamp's playback control buttons. The top row displays the buttons un-pressed or in their normal state, the second row of graphics are the same buttons except in the pressed state. Remember when skinning this set of components that transparency does not exist, if the button is incorporated into the background, you will have to place the background into the cbuttons.bmp.		The cbuttons.bmp image provides the images for Winamp's playback control buttons. The top row displays the buttons un-pressed or in their normal state, the second row of graphics are the same buttons except in the pressed state. Remember when skinning this set of components that transparency does not exist, if the button is incorporated into the background, you will have to place the background into the cbuttons.bmp.
		+	--[[User:Mderek\|Mderek]] 02:57, 11 February 2011 (UTC)--[[User:Mderek\|Mderek]] 02:57, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

	===Winamp Skins \| ShufRep.bmp===		===Winamp Skins \| ShufRep.bmp===

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 {{ClassicSkin}}
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-This file provides the background image for Winamp, sections of the other bitmaps are cropped and layered over this background image to create the various states of &quot;on&quot; and &quot;off&quot;, buttons, sliders, etc. Many skin artists (skinners) create their own main.bmp image as well as the other components to make their skin as unique as possible. Although the regions in which the buttons can actually be clicked, the artists have a certain amount of pixels to play with for each element. This will enable the skinner to give the illusion of making smaller more precise controls, transparent controls, or even just big silly dumb ones if they wish. The possibilities are simply endless. The skin components are all bitmaps and therefore *cannot support animation or transparencies* The only way to achieve transparency is to use the overlapping area of main.bmp as the background in the various components.
+This file provides the background image for Winamp, sections of the other bitmaps are cropped and layered over this background image to create the various states of "on" and "off", buttons, sliders, etc. Many skin artists (skinners) create their own main.bmp image as well as the other components to make their skin as unique as possible. Although the regions in which the buttons can actually be clicked, the artists have a certain amount of pixels to play with for each element. This will enable the skinner to give the illusion of making smaller more precise controls, transparent controls, or even just big silly dumb ones if they wish. The possibilities are simply endless. The skin components are all bitmaps and therefore *cannot support animation or transparencies* The only way to achieve transparency is to use the overlapping area of main.bmp as the background in the various components.
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-Monoster.bmp provides the indication that the audio source is running in Stereo or Mono mode. The top row shows the &quot;in stereo&quot; indicator as well as the &quot;in mono&quot;, indicator. The second row shows the &quot;stereo off&quot; and &quot;mono off&quot; indicators. When Winamp is playing in stereo sound, the &quot;stereo on&quot; with the &quot;mono off&quot; indicators are displayed. When the audio is in mono, the opposite is displayed.
+Monoster.bmp provides the indication that the audio source is running in Stereo or Mono mode. The top row shows the "in stereo" indicator as well as the "in mono", indicator. The second row shows the "stereo off" and "mono off" indicators. When Winamp is playing in stereo sound, the "stereo on" with the "mono off" indicators are displayed. When the audio is in mono, the opposite is displayed.
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 Text.bmp is performs the same job that numbers.bmp, however, this image isn't as limited in use as numbers.bmp. Text.bmp provides all the text that is used for the track area, Playlist editor, and anywhere else that Winamp uses text within the skinned interface.
-&lt;nowiki&gt;Insert non-formatted text here&lt;/nowiki&gt;
+<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:08, 24 July 2010
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−	Creating a Classic Skin: [[The Base Skin]] --> [[Main\|Paint the Main Window]] --> [[Equalizer\|Paint the Equalizer Window]] --> [[Playlist\|Paint the Playlist Window]] --> [[Mini-browser\|Paint the Minibrowser Window]] --> [[AVS\|Paint the AVS Window]] --> [[For_Winamp_2.9/5.x\|Paint the Winamp 2.9/5.x Windows]] --> [[Creating Custom Cursors\|Create Custom Cursors]] --> [[Editing the Configuration Files\|Edit the Configuration Files]] --> [[WSZ Files\|Compress to .WSZ format]] --> [[Submitting Your Skin to Winamp.com\|Submit to Winamp.com]]	+	{{ClassicSkin}}

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 This file provides the background image for Winamp, sections of the other bitmaps are cropped and layered over this background image to create the various states of "on" and "off", buttons, sliders, etc. Many skin artists (skinners) create their own main.bmp image as well as the other components to make their skin as unique as possible. Although the regions in which the buttons can actually be clicked, the artists have a certain amount of pixels to play with for each element. This will enable the skinner to give the illusion of making smaller more precise controls, transparent controls, or even just big silly dumb ones if they wish. The possibilities are simply endless. The skin components are all bitmaps and therefore *cannot support animation or transparencies* The only way to achieve transparency is to use the overlapping area of main.bmp as the background in the various components.
-[[Image:[[Example.jpg]][[Image:Example.jpg]]]]
 ===Winamp Skins | Titlebar.bmp===

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---[[User:Kenzo31|Kenzo31]] 15:55, 27 January 2009 (UTC)Kenzo--[[User:Kenzo31|Kenzo31]] 15:55, 27 January 2009 (UTC)
+===Winamp Skins | Main.bmp===
 ===Winamp Skins | Titlebar.bmp===
-[[Image:2008-11-22-twilight1.jpg]]
+[[Image:titlebar.gif]]
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-[[Image:2008-11-22-twilight1.jpg]]
+[[Image:winbut.gif]]
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 When modifying the title bar it's important to remember that if you change the appearance of your buttons in the main title bar images, you should also change all the graphics that are relevant to the title bar to match so that they don't look out of place when you press them and remove the focus from the button you had just pressed. Also note that you can not add graphics for components that do not exist, for example adding a spot in WindowShade mode for track title scrolling would not make sense, due to the fact that Winamp wasn't coded with that in mind, leaving that spot you created blank.
 ===Winamp Skins | ShufRep.bmp===
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 Text.bmp is performs the same job that numbers.bmp, however, this image isn't as limited in use as numbers.bmp. Text.bmp provides all the text that is used for the track area, Playlist editor, and anywhere else that Winamp uses text within the skinned interface.