XF 1.0 Style Inheritance and Reverting Properties

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James

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Great explanation of the inheritance and reverting style options Kier!

 

Dean

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Awesome!

What program did you use to doodle?

 

Kier

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Abomination said:

Awesome!

What program did you use to doodle?

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That's Photoshop you can see there.

 

DaKat

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• Sep 18, 2010

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I love these videos. I can't wait to try some of this stuff out!

 

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Paul B

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• Sep 18, 2010

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An incredibly flexible system.

Superb stuff guys.

 

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tickedon

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Kier said:

That's Photoshop you can see there.

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I'm guessing with some sort of wacom tablet or similar as the input method for your 'doodling' and demonstration?

 

Kier

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Yes, I was using an Intuos 4 A5 Wide. My Cintiq is attached to a different machine.

 

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Shamil

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Nice implementation, swift, easy and definitely manageable.

 

Dean

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• Sep 18, 2010

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What screen casting/capture tool are you using?

I want to make some of my own.

 

Markos

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Very flexible...

 

Darfuria

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Thanks for the explanation

 

Kier

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Abomination said:

What screen casting/capture tool are you using?

I want to make some of my own.

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I'm using the built-in screen capture tool from Mac OS 10.6.

 

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Shadow

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• Sep 18, 2010

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I am loving your videos Kier. Please add more!

Also, I video guide for developing mods would be awesome (offtopic, and maybe you already have plans)

 

Carlos

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Kier, you answered my question with this video.

Thanks!

 

---MAD---

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Simples.

 

Been Told

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• Sep 18, 2010

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Kier said:

I'm using the built-in screen capture tool from Mac OS 10.6.

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I hate how that is the answer I hear from most Mac users when I ask them what program they use lol. I gotta get a Mac. *mumbles to himself*

This is really nice by the way. Makes sense and is obvious.

 

Hornstar

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• Sep 19, 2010

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Yeah the last 1 minute I understood what you were getting at

Nice.

 

s.molinari

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• Sep 19, 2010

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*singing*....."I can see clearly now the rai...uh mud is gone."

Again, nice work Kier.

Scott

 

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Paul B

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• Sep 21, 2010

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This has probably been answered but I can't seem to find it.

If one edits the default colour scheme, is it still possible to revert to the XenForo defaults as they are on this forum?
Are those colours saved in a table somewhere as the default palette?

Or will editing the default style override the out-of-the-box colours (and other settings for that matter)?