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<blockquote data-quote="Baboonanza" data-source="post: 673240" data-attributes="member: 101901">Re: AW: Skinning contest: One month to goJpeg files are supported. I just left a little bug in the Image control when I re-wrote it recently. Sorry about that. I have already submitted a patch to Albert that fixes it so it should appear in the SVN soon.Personally I find WPF quite nice once you get used to it. There is a much steeper learning curve, which is a problem that can be helped with some tutorials, but once you've learnt the basics it's not difficult to do visual changes. Adding bindings and commands gets a little more complicated, but that is partly the price of the added flexibility.If you have any features you would really like added to the SkinEngine (or features that haven't been implemented yet) just let me know. I also have some ideas for useful additions for stuff like particle effects and custom shaders, but I'm concentrating on getting the main stuff working perfectly first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baboonanza, post: 673240, member: 101901"] [b]Re: AW: Skinning contest: One month to go[/b] Jpeg files are supported. I just left a little bug in the Image control when I re-wrote it recently. Sorry about that. I have already submitted a patch to Albert that fixes it so it should appear in the SVN soon. Personally I find WPF quite nice once you get used to it. There is a much steeper learning curve, which is a problem that can be helped with some tutorials, but once you've learnt the basics it's not difficult to do visual changes. Adding bindings and commands gets a little more complicated, but that is partly the price of the added flexibility. If you have any features you would really like added to the SkinEngine (or features that haven't been implemented yet) just let me know. I also have some ideas for useful additions for stuff like particle effects and custom shaders, but I'm concentrating on getting the main stuff working perfectly first. [/QUOTE]

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