ScoobSTi

Two wrongs don't make a right, so that means I'm left.

No, I think he is wrong.

Imagine what would've happened if there was a car coming in the opposite direction right under that hill.

:dm: ...

People would do that to you anyway. :)

You're annoyed? Have you seen my name? :(

I didn't feel like it. I was in the air nowhere near base. :yawn:

That 1M. :drool2: This isn't that recent, but I like it.

Once I'm finished, I will have to run the skin packager (like WinRar for Rainmeter skins) so that when users run it, it will extract all the skin files to My Documents\Rainmeter\Skins. It's like an InstallShield wizard for Rainmeter skins. After the extraction is done, Rainmeter should automatically restart itself and load this skin with it. After that, the only thing you have to do is change the weather code and unit (settings skin from the wrench icon) so that a member from Europe or Asia, etc. won't see "New York City 70° F" which is the default. Edit: You might also have to center some skins on the desktop, like the search bar and dock. They'd look weird if they weren't in the center. I'll likely provide a guide on how to exactly pinpoint the center of your screen. Right now this skin isn't user friendly. For example, Rainmeter users that don't know anything about coding won't be able to customize things like the weather code for their actual location. So to prevent that, I have to code the settings skin to allow every user (skilled or not) to be able to customize it in a few easy steps. I've worked it out for changing the wallpaper and the lock screen wallpaper, and what's left is the date format and weather code. Also, I need some beta testers! :) I need to see if certain parameters are working the way I want them to so that I can actually release it to the public. PM me if interested!

We based TDU2 on its trailers. :eek: Not that I'm saying FH will be bad.

This. :(

9/29 Update Thanks! It's still complicated for me, but I have to keep reading the manuals and ask for help on their forums because I never knew how much Rainmeter was capable of. Anyway, it's been a bit over 2 weeks so I think it's time for an update! http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/1_zps76d4e611.jpg Here's the new and updated desktop. You might notice the new dock icons, the gray/grey and blue icons in the status bar, the bar on the left, and the new Google search bar. I'll explain everything. http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/2_zps684dbd4e.jpg If you click on the bar on the left, it opens a menu that is like Android's "Recent Tasks" menu. The only difference is it doesn't display the most recent tasks. It's a predefined list that I made but eventually it'll be customizable. Notice that when it isn't open, there is an arrow that points to the right (>) and when the menu is open, it points to the left (<). http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/3_zps3c0699f9.jpg The slightly updated notifications menu. I just changed the icons and some of the slots. http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/4_zpsd79c4eab.jpg The "lock screen", which is just a full screen image. It's not actually secure as you can right click > close it, so it's mostly for show. You can quickly lock your computer by clicking the lock icon in the status bar. Also, you can't actually drag the lock icon and enter the lock pattern. If you have an Android device, you'll know what I mean. I don't think Rainmeter is that advanced, and even if it was, my coding skills aren't. http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/5_zps47ca0e96.jpg The almost completely fake lock pattern. Again, mostly for show and you can't set your own pattern and unlock by drawing it. So what I've done is coded the circles so that when you click the top right one, it deactivates the whole lock screen, as if you are actually unlocking it. http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/6_zpse5851838.jpg The settings window, which can be accessed by clicking the wrench icon in the status bar. I opened all the menus to show what it is able to do at the moment. And to prove that it works, I changed the lock screen background which you can see below. 12 hr and 24 hr time settings actually work. S**n, I'll code in the ability to change the date format. http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/7_zpsf89a50cd.jpg I was so happy when I finally got the code right! Took 2 days to figure it out. :hide: http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/SearchVersions_zps63a77191.png The Google search bar looks a lot different now, and that's because I made 4 different versions. The mic icon opens up Window's speech recognition software, but I haven't tested it yet and I think it'll be useless. Top to bottom: Transparent white, transparent black, white, black http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/8_zpsf44ed408.jpg Clicking the search bar opens this, a Google Now-style window. It is supposed to display the weather info and search results, but the weather wasn't loading and I haven't figured out how to show the search results yet. http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/9_zps17586a6e.jpg I've also inverted the image colors in GIMP and made a "Holo Light" style of some skins, because JB has both a dark and light theme. http://i737.photobucket.com/albums/xx20/ScoobSTi/10_zpsf9bbc686.jpg The light version of the tasks menu. There are also 4 different color versions of even the line above the dock (black, gray/grey, white and transparent). Apart from that, that's all I can show right now. I haven't done anything to the apps window yet as it's too much work for one skin, so that'll be saved for another time. I got the color values and some of the icons from the Android team itself. A Rainmeter user told me that since Android is open source, they uploaded official color codes, image stencils and even fonts which are all used in the OS. So I took advantage of that and used pretty much all of those in this skin.

Self promotion through calling out self promotion by self promotion. :evil: PROMOTING IE?! :eek:

Self promotion... :evil:

We should somehow get Anonymous to do a little payback job to Atari for us. :hmmm:

A rally car AND it's street legal! :D

Thanks mate! Means alot! :) Yes I am still working on it and have created a lot of new configs/graphics. I'll get around posting an update soon. Also, I will probably release it on somewhere like DeviantArt or Customize.org. I'm not sure when it will happen, so we'll just have to wait and see. Also, your desktop isn't bad. Did you code it yourself?

Arma 2 and upcoming 3. :D

^ New SL? Didn't even know any game had it. :hmmm:

Ah well then a number of Android phones are capable of running JB on that basis. :hmmm:

Does it run Gingerbread?

Um, I doubt it's anywhere online anymore. :hmmm:

Awesome car list. Hope it turns out to be like Forza Horizon for PC PS3 and PC because NFS is sold on all 3 systems.

In response to that Star Wars NOOO video: Clicky clicky