Michael -

Thank you for the 50 dollar tip - it worked.

I prefer the names on the labels as well as the order - just not the DROP SHADOWS!

How the heck do you get them out? I tried everything (I can write CSS & HTML - however - no luck).





Cheers,
Mortimer

Hi Ced, they aren't drop shadows, they are the <moi:PaletteBody> elements that contain the command buttons. When the palette is not active, the content is hidden and the <moi:PaletteBody> will be small. Basically it's the same thing with border and background that you see when you activate a palette, when a tab is activated the content inside the <moi:PaletteBody> is displayed and then the "drop shadow" grows larger.

If you want to get rid of those you'll need to modify the script code that handles clicking on a palette tab, it's the function HandleTabChange() inside the SidePaneTabs.js file.

- Michael

Hi Ced, now I remembered that the top part of the border is in the <moi:PaletteHeader> element and then the rest is in the <moi:PaletteBody> .

If you want to remove those, go to moi.css and find the style rules for moi\:PaletteHeader > .PaletteHeaderBackground and moi\:PaletteBody and remove the background-color and border attributes for those 2 things and then there won't be any borders for those things.

- Michael

Ha-ha~!

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Ladies & gentlemen, and thank you Michael - introducing sick software accompanied by the most lame GUI - gotta love it~

BEAUTIFUL~!



Cheers,
Mamadou Amado

Nice geometric perspective of the right menu!

Frenchy,
See? Only a cultured Frenchman has the capacity to appreciate true narcissist work!



Beauty~

At last~! The Moi3d GUI is now - PERFECT in all its glory:

Nevertheless - would like an OPTION CHECKBOX where, if I choose, the folders will ALL REMAIN OPEN instead of 'one-at-a-time' -

Yosuke, you may like to add TOOL TIPS to your command menu -