Some of us have wide screen displays and the new Steam overlay is a nice square. I was wondering if anybody figured out how to skin valve's new UI and particularly the overlay to stretch is out a bit more.
Some of us have wide screen displays and the new Steam overlay is a nice square. I was wondering if anybody figured out how to skin valve's new UI and particularly the overlay to stretch is out a bit more.
I use a widescreen display and I think it looks perfectly fine. What are you talking about?
Works fine for me. Explain it in a bit more detail.
More detail, or better yet, a screen capture
Doomish, that's not the overlay. The overlay is what you see in game when you press shift-tab (or whatever you have that assigned to)
It works fine for me.
The clock and the links are in the middle as well as those three nice boxes at the bottom. I'd prefer it if they were situated on the corners of my screen.
Oh how terrible that must be
Sorry for the off topic, where is your avatar from again? Looks really familiar.
Whilst I do understand the situation, and it would be nice to have a fix, I only see for a few minutes (5, at most) a day, so it's no major loss.
Opening cut scene to Final Fantasy IX (my favourite)
its vivi from FFIX. the lil black mage.
They might have done that for eyefinity users, so the overlay would be in the center screen and not some stretched out piece of crap.
I'm wondering tho that if there is a modding capability in skinning that would allow us to skin a personal skin that can have our own xy coordinates for those elements on screen. I read that the new UI has been completely redone in a way that would allow us to change all the elements.
Even now i'm already using a downloaded skin. For those who haven't noticed the difference.
wouldn't it be better to have it all in the center anyways? the reason HUD's are on the edges is so nothing blocks your view. but when you shift-tab you're helpless anyways, so it doesnt matter.
This. Having it in the center is getting in the way of nothing.
In fact, I think it's better this way because I can put my friends list and chat windows on the sides and not have them cover up other important buttons I need to click.
Though I'm still waiting for Valve to implement tabbed IMs. This is my only lasting gripe about Steam. Steam is the only instant messaging service I use where I still need to keep a ton of chat windows open.
Modifying a bit the overlaytaskbar.layout in Steam/resources/layouts I managed to move the text and buttons horizontally and vertically as much as I wanted but there seems to be a defined border which stops me from spreading the layout as I want it.
This is what I meant by making a skin for widescreen users, change the overlay to fit the screen better.