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- Update fix for broken padding on list/tree items. At the moment only QListWidget items need the fix. It fixes missing selected plugin's esp highlight when a plugin is selected on the main list - [VS15] Add padding for 'Archives' and 'Data' tabs' items - Remove useless comments
Set of themes for Mod Organizer 2
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General
Installation
Download and extract to ModOrganizer\stylesheets\ folder
Credits
- Tannin for creating Mod Organizer
- Mod Organizer 2 team
Skyrim
Skyrim UI theme
Known Issues
- Links are hard to read on dark background. Unfortunately it's impossible to fix through styles. But you can lighten background color (e.g.
QWidget { background-color: #8B8C93; }) - Transparent background on hover for disabled check box in the Archives tab. Can't figure out how to fix it (if you care)
- If filter is applied fancy border disappears. Also there is so no red border around mod list. I cannot fix it because it's hardcoded in MO source code. Optionally I can remove image border.
Future plans
- Bug fixes (if any)
Credits
- Bethesda Softworks for a great game
VS15
Dark theme inspired by VS 2015 UI.
Features
- Minimalist
- Increased list items height (Mods List, Plugins List and etc.)
- Unchecked .bsa highlight on Archives tab
- Unique sort indicator
- Several fixes
Installation
Download and extract to ModOrganizer\stylesheets\ folder
Known Issues
- Links are hard to read on dark background. Unfortunately it's impossible to fix through styles. But you can lighten background color (e.g.
QWidget { background-color: #8B8C93; }) - Transparent background on hover for disabled check box in the Archives tab. Can't figure out how to fix it (if you care)
Future plans
- Bug fixes (if any)
- Light theme (less possible)
Credits
- Microsoft for bringing clean and smooth UI for Visual Studio 2015
- EGraf for UI Tweaks - Alternative style for Mod Organizer
Development
Build
npm run build -- --theme=vs15
Watch
npm run watch -- --theme=vs15
Change default build destination
npm run watch -- --theme=vs15 --dest="C:\Games\Mod Organizer 2\stylesheets"
Add a new theme
- Add new folder to
/themes - Use folder name as theme id
npm run build -- --theme=my-theme - Place theme images inside
imagessub-folder
Other
Resources
- Qt Documentation - The Style Sheet Syntax
- StackOverflow
- Mod Organizer source code
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