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Originally Posted by TDI90
...REAPER just defaulted to its most basic theme...
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Heh heh, I know that trap very well
! This happens when REAPER doesn't find the folder with the images. To check that, open the
"*.ReaperTheme" (
NOT the
*.ReaperThemeZip) in a text editor.
- Scroll down to the bottom and look for these two lines:
=> ui_img=Default_5_Dark_EXTENDED
this may differ from yours, BUT this tells REAPER the name of the folder with the images
=> ui_img_path=D:\_Programme\MusikProgs\Reaper 5.0 Pre Daten\ColorThemes\- extended
THIS tells REAPER, where that folder is on your HD (I just copied it from my system as example)
Cause I don't know how and where you unpacked the theme, I can't be more detailed, but I'm sure you understand. For general informations about this, go to this thread:
2. Common tweaks to a REAPER theme to the
"Required knowledge : Unpacking a theme" part.
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The Photoshop-Thingy
I downloaded your attachement and s.th. is indeed wrong with it, I can see the pink lines in the theme.
- Personally I do it this way:
=> The very first thing I do in PS is to select the pink lines and cut them out to a new layer. They MUST BE RGB 255/0/255 and ZERO transparency. Move this layer above all other layers.
=> Now you can do with the layers below whatever you want without accidently changing the pink lines.
PS: You have changed the
"mcp_extmixbg.png" already, haven't you? Otherwise you won't see the opacity changes in the
"mcp_fxlist_norm.png", cause it's almost the same color...