[Theme] Blackosx_Default_II

[Blackosx]

Here's a slightly different version of the RC5 default theme which uses a different angle for the device icons and the LED's made in photoshop rather than the 3D package.

Note: This won't work correctly on RC4 as it uses a blank device_selection graphic, so it will load but you won't be able to see which device you're selecting.

UPDATE:
Extra device icons for this theme for BSD support can be found at http://forum.voodooprojects.org/index.php/topic,1780.0.html

[Azimutz]

Using it just resized the device images a bit, to 85%. I like it better than the Chameleon Default mostly the perspective.
Not sure about the white on the drives, but it doesn't get unpleasant. Need to get used...
Let me compare with the mockup...



hum... i really would like to try the perspective why do you run from it? because of the logos?

[Blackosx]

Using it just resized the device images a bit, to 85%. I like it better than the Chameleon Default mostly the perspective.

Good to hear you've tried it

hum... i really would like to try the perspective why do you run from it? because of the logos?

So you want to see exactly the same perspective as the mockup? I didn't think it really mattered the exact angle I used..  For this theme 'Default_II' I just angled the camera in the 3D app to an approximate position. But as I have the models created in the 3D app I can do any angle you want and it won't take too long to make another version.. shall I call it 'Default_III'? 

[Azimutz]

Yeah, if it's not too much work no hurries...
You can just make a package with the devices, for testing.

[Blackosx]

Cool.. I'll finish off the bookshelf theme first then come back to this when I get a chance.

EDIT: Done - Check http://forum.voodooprojects.org/index.php/topic,1777.0.html

[warmmx]

thanks~  i like it

[Truelegend]

Nice theme. But i didnt like background color

[Blackosx]

No problem. That's the beauty of the screen_bgcolor key/string in the theme.plist.

   <key>screen_bgcolor</key>
   <string>#767f73</string>

Change the value to any other RGB hex value you wish.