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<blockquote data-quote="SamFulton" data-source="post: 185801" data-attributes="member: 56917">I am not in the know - so I have no idea what that means - but I will take your word for it.&nbsp;&nbsp; In the meantime, would it be possible to solve the overlay issue?&nbsp; People are putting black or white boxes on some fanart that make it completely tied to the current implementation - that text box for description cannot move without breaking many fanarts.&nbsp; If there was another flag such as 0000_dark_overlay20_Series_Name.png that would mean the file needs a 20% dark overlay behind the text.&nbsp; If a skin has a dedicated area (like the new xface) it could just ignore this - but skins are placing text on the graphic it can see if the overlay is needed.I must confess that I have little knowledge of how skins work - I was just throwing this out there. We can revisit the skinning idea later.The server I want to host this on is a dedicated server that I run one other application on.&nbsp; It is VERY stable, and currently has 500GB of bandwidth which can be raised for a nominal fee (2000 GB is $40).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SamFulton, post: 185801, member: 56917"] I am not in the know - so I have no idea what that means - but I will take your word for it. In the meantime, would it be possible to solve the overlay issue? People are putting black or white boxes on some fanart that make it completely tied to the current implementation - that text box for description cannot move without breaking many fanarts. If there was another flag such as 0000_dark_overlay20_Series_Name.png that would mean the file needs a 20% dark overlay behind the text. If a skin has a dedicated area (like the new xface) it could just ignore this - but skins are placing text on the graphic it can see if the overlay is needed. I must confess that I have little knowledge of how skins work - I was just throwing this out there. We can revisit the skinning idea later. The server I want to host this on is a dedicated server that I run one other application on. It is VERY stable, and currently has 500GB of bandwidth which can be raised for a nominal fee (2000 GB is $40). [/QUOTE]

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