. I have no problem with showing the XML code because this is in user space... I just get angry with decompiling.Regarding a tutorial... Unfortunately Karyn, who is making the tutorials is in the states until January 14th so it will take a while for a proper tutorial. Sorry. Maybe I can try to temporally create one by my own... but I don't have such a nice voice
.The basic concept in the editor is an element (for the moment this is just an image but other types will follow in later versions). To create a new element just drag & drop an image from the explorer into the editor. Each element can have several states (normal, mouse over, down) and you can assign (but you don't need to) different images to each state (to do this in the GUI change the "state" box on top and drop a different image onto an existing one) Those state images are the multiple images in tree view. You can also test your creation the the "test" state.
Elements can also have sub elements (children), and those elements can also have childs etc. and this is why you have the tree view on the right side where you can change this order. The absolute position is always calculated relative to the parent. Thats the reason why you can move the whole controller bar if you grab the "left" arrow in the new controller or the background image in the slider.
I choose to have a parent in the "new" controller to make my life easier because I only need to change the anchor property and the position for this parent element and all other elements will follow that position. For the sliding controller it has a second effect because the "toggle position" always moves the parent for the chosen offset.
This brings me to the "actions". Each element can trigger several "actions" so it can turn the pano or toogle autorotate. The action can also go in the different direction where the pano controls an element (for example "rotate with pan" etc.)
Every time the skin is saved all images are just numbered as they appear in the tree. If you choose to create your own XML files by hand you can name the images as you like as long as you don't create sub directories because they are not supported (yet).
I hope this explanation helps to understand the editor a little bit better until a tutorial gives you the full insight.
