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I am currently using XSkin on my gui and am loving it, but I want to be able to have like an option on my GUI where its says

Skin1 which is the default, or skin2, which is another skin.

How can I load to different skins?

Thanks!

You will need to re-start the program to accomplish this, as an example

use an iniwrite() function, if button1 is pressed skin1 will be written to the ini file. if button2 is pressed skin2 will be written to the ini file. When the program restarts it will get the skin location from the ini file

... its that simple

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Thanks!

You will need to re-start the program to accomplish this, as an example

use an iniwrite() function, if button1 is pressed skin1 will be written to the ini file. if button2 is pressed skin2 will be written to the ini file. When the program restarts it will get the skin location from the ini file

... its that simple

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Thank you. But where in the program is it getting the skin directory to load the skins? I tried looking but the code is obfuscated. :D

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Thank you. But where in the program is it getting the skin directory to load the skins? I tried looking but the code is obfuscated. :D

from the ini file.... sorry forgot to say

use IniRead() to read the ini file at the beginning of the script

to find an example go to this page

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=233849

to see an exact use of what you want press this..

1. All Inclusive Demo

On the page noted above

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no its not!

There is not 1 part of XSkin that is obfuscated

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Sorry. I mean EZSkin. I used EzSkin to create a skinned GUI, not XSkin, and when I try to look for the INI in EzSkin the code is obfuscated.

Edit:

Don't know why I've been thinking of XSkin.

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