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[odbot]

thanks very much guys for all your info once i have time im giving it a go :thumbsup:

[Danut]

once i have time still more to come :thumbsup:
you made a great jon in that theme simon
you are a fast learner

[simonpender]

danut, on Nov 18 2008, 05:42 AM, said:

once i have time still more to come :thumbsup:
you made a great jon in that theme simon
you are a fast learner

Well I will say it again quite happily. I owe it all to you Danut. :thumbsup:

Maybe I will stop pestering to make Navipanes now. :teehee:

Si. :geek:

[47CFC]

Very helpful tut, thanks dude

[aegis007]

Great Short Tutorial, thanks.

[janjanuary]

Thanks for the good technic! :thumbsup:

Hope to know more tips!

Have a nice day :turned:

[jodahush]

I vote for Incscape

You can do the same kind of things, creating a slim svg format

For me learning incsape (took me a few hours) was much faster and straightforward then learning Photoimpact (which is even more easy to use then Photoshop)
The only thing which is difficult in incscape is the creation of the stripes inside.

But here you can use any bitmap type of image or you could create a path. However I yet do not know all those powerfull path functions.

However every layer can be made transparent, even the bitmaps

The example here is similar to the one in the tutorial, except the shapes inside. Without those stripes it takes 5 working steps

Attached Files

•  status pane.png   8.76K   5 downloads

Edited by jodahush, 04 November 2010 - 09:07 AM.

[superstars]

How can i make navi pane transparent in carbide 4.0

[RobJM]

superstars, on 01 September 2011 - 05:46 AM, said:

How can i make navi pane transparent in carbide 4.0

Please do not double post, answer is in your original post