I am using Dracula theme but would like to change all the panels to darker color and can't figure how.
See image below, the areas I circled in red
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I downloaded Unreal Engine 5.0.1 recently and created an RPG project. But once the project loaded,
the playground and every other object in it were orange in colour;
and the player didn't show up on the screen either. The player was
only visible in the "Play" mode, but it was orange in colour too.
see viewport image here
The only way I could see the player or any other material in its original grey colour was when I double-clicked on them in the content folder and viewed them separately.
see player's viewport image here
I checked to see if the material colours of the objects are orange too. But they were all shades of grey.
I tried adding a new cube and it came out white (not orange). Then I replaced its material with the other grey colour materials available in the project. The only thing that changed was the material texture of the object. The colour switched back to orange again.
I checked and unchecked all the things in the "show" menu, but it didn't help either.
This was the very first project I created right after I downloaded Unreal Engine. None of the default settings was changed.
How can I make the player visible, and how do I get the orange colour to change back to the original grey colour?
I found it!
You need to uncheck Visible, in the Rendering drop-down menu in the SkyAtmosphere Actor.
Is there any easy way to change the border of DateTimePicker Control ? I want it to have a LightGray border to match my application theme. I also tried DateTimeInput control of DotNetBar, it has an option to change border color, but the DropDownButton in it has LightBlue theme. I have also tried adding an image to that button but it doesn't covers up whole button, the blue sides of the buttons are still visible.
I need to create a (very) custom titlebar in a cocoa app. I read about the INAppStoreWindow library, but it seems it doesn't have the feature that I need. So here's what I have need to do (see image for clarification):
My titlebar is the thing between the green and red circle
The text (Text1 - Text3) are all images
The black circle with the exclamation mark is also an image
The grey area below the title bar is a webview. It expands from the left border all the way to the right edge of the reddish sidebar. (This is actually where why I think that the INAppStoreWindow won't work, as I cannot specify a width for the title bar)
The images should have an Action
Text1 through Text3 as well as the black circle load some URL into the webview
Red circle closes the app
My app has no borders and no shadows. Right know in order to be able to move the app I drew a Box element at the top where the title bar should be. I think I can draw something in it as well, but as I'm very knew to cocoa development here are my questions:
How can I draw some images in the Box element?
Is there a better element to draw the titlebar in?
I know that are two questions, but they are closely relatated. It's generally: How to draw a simple titlebar like this?
As the problem inside the titlebar is the same for every item I need to draw (they are all images) I belive there is a quite simple solution for that, but because I lack the experience of how to solve this I'd need your help. You can also point me the the right direction in the comments and I'll answer this question myself after I've got it right.
I clicked on the foreground/background little square tool icons, selected the color I want and clicked ok. The small tool icon is showing the new color but the image itself hasn't changed the color. And yes confirmed that the mode is RGB.
You need to use a tool to apply the color as needed...
Did you use the paint bucket or brush to actually add the new color to the image?
Simply changing the color of this box does not change the foreground background color automatically
First Off, I found this extremely useful page on theme brushes:
http://metro.excastle.com/xaml-system-brushes
So Roughly, on startup for WinRT/XAML I am setting my theme brush for a textbox in a stylesheet:
Foreground = TextBoxDisabledForegroundThemeBrush
Background = TextBoxDisabledBackgroundThemeBrush
Which at run time makes the textbox appear as: white border, transparent background and grey text. Which I was hoping it would make it transparent, white border and white text.
On my Tapped event, I change the textbox to:
Foreground = TextBoxButtonPressedForegroundThemeBrush
Background = TextBoxButtonPressedForegroundThemeBrush
Which is supposed to be black background, white text and white border. Which seems right, but the cursor is back and you cannot see it.
First question is, am I doing this right to change my text color? I want to change the textbox so once it is selected it stays a changed color. I think this is correct. But I am not sure if I should be setting Foreground or maybe a Font Style instead?
Unfortunately you can't change caret color so if you want your TextBox editable - you should keep the background white or otherwise light. Otherwise, controlling the look of your control in its various states is best done using VisualStateManager and that is easiest to manipulate using Blend.