On 08/29/2014 04:13 PM, I'm Umcaruje wrote:
> Well, one thing he can do is use Photoshop and then convert it to
> .xcf. I did this for the LB302 artwork. I used Paint.NET which is
> available for Windows only, and then I converted the .pdn file to
> .xcf. That worked like a charm.
Well yes, but it
We always need themes, and especially for 1.1.0! That the instruments had a
rehaul just months ago shouldn't stop you from making new GUI's for those,
either. It is a benefit with a lot of skins to select from if we ever want
to change the appearance again, and that will happen sooner or later.
Th
Hi
I think it is also possible to export Illustrator files as actual SVGs
without the info contained in the proprietary blob... though I've always
had good experiences importing Photoshop files in Gimp and Illustrator
files in Inkscape. But really, the last time I used Photoshop was 7
years ago, s
>
> Well, one thing he can do is use Photoshop and then convert it to .xcf. I
> did this for the LB302 artwork. I used Paint.NET which is available for
> Windows only, and then I converted the .pdn file to .xcf. That worked like
> a charm.
Yes that works well for basic layers, etc, however PhotoS
Well, one thing he can do is use Photoshop and then convert it to .xcf. I
did this for the LB302 artwork. I used Paint.NET which is available for
Windows only, and then I converted the .pdn file to .xcf. That worked like
a charm.
Best regards,
Uroš
On 29 August 2014 05:48, Vesa wrote:
> On 08
On 08/29/2014 06:44 AM, HDDigitizerMusic wrote:
> @Vesa
>
> I have to just point out that the latest theme is so much better than the
> older one. So Vesa's work has really improved LMMS and I think it will
> continue to do so.
Awww, thanks :)
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On 08/29/2014 05:42 AM, Brian Millar wrote:
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> Great I have a degree in Photoshop so I'd be more than happy to help
> with artwork :)
Just note that if you want to make graphics for LMMS, you can't use
Photoshop. All the graphics have to be made with GIMP or Inkscape, and
you'll have to share the
@Vesa
I have to just point out that the latest theme is so much better than the
older one. So Vesa's work has really improved LMMS and I think it will
continue to do so.
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On 08/29/2014 05:21 AM, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
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> Furthermore, Vesa has asked on a few occasions for help with some
> instrument plugin artwork which he's received almost no help on, but
> is a very good way to start getting comfortable with the theming and
> layout.
Actually most of the instrum
On 08/29/2014 05:21 AM, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
> This is why VLC and Gimp succeed with terrible interfaces, they do
> things that are amazing and people can live with a terrible interface.
VLC and GIMP, yes, not to mention Blender, and my own favorite when it
comes to these kinds of things... In
On 08/29/2014 04:30 AM, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
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> Currently I don't feel like the icons and overall look match the
> new logo and splash screen and I feel an upgraded look would
> really help the project.
>
>
> I'm sorry to inform you of this Brian, but this is the upgraded look.
Yea
That's fine, I'm running on Gentoo myself so command line GIT stuff and
compiling is not an issue. I mainly use GIMP these days but I have a VM with
Windows and Photoshop for when its needed. Thanks again and best of luck with
the 1.1 release!
On Friday, 29 August 2014, 3:56, Tres Finocchiaro
And one final thing... you probably figured this out already but this
won't compile on windows, so to be able to edit using Photoshop and compile
on the same machine, you'll be stuck using a Mac (which the software will
compile on) or you'll be stuck running two operating systems. For this
reason
Great.
Oh, one more thing... we're almost ready to release 1.1 so please do your
work on master branch (or if you are good with Git, do as Vesa does and
make a dedicated branch for it -- usually requires git command line -- if
you want a dedicated branch for each major change).
But for starters..
>Please reply all when responding to this list.
Sorry, new to mailing lists :P
>https://github.com/LMMS/lmms/issues/387
Fantastic! I was literally thinking about this issue earlier today.
I've found some of the C++ code dealing with this and am working on it now,
thanks this is exactly the kind
Please reply all when responding to this list.
yes GIMP and VLC are truly disgusting graphically but I feel like they have
> the advantage of being often recommended and very well known. I sometimes
> think LMMS does not get the attention it deserves in this respect.
Our windows version gets ove
>
> Currently I don't feel like the icons and overall look match the new logo
> and splash screen and I feel an upgraded look would really help the project.
I'm sorry to inform you of this Brian, but this is the upgraded look.
Normal people are far more likely to download a program if the screen
Yeah, you can totally do a theme. LMMS is open to multiple themes and are
finding out a way to make it easier to use. Though If its super amazing, it
is possible that people decide to use the theme.
In fact, we have an alternate theme in the making. You can totally
contribute to this or make your
Hi guys,
I'm new to the LMMS developer community but I hope to contribute some commits
soon.
I'm sure you are probably sick of hearing about the visual style over and over
since it can be themed anyway but I do feel like the default theme is an
important issue. Currently I don't feel like the ic
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