images/weatherbanner.png images/userbanner.png

This skin displays various information according to its variant.

Variants

• levelbanner.ini
• weatherbanner.ini

\levelbanner.ini

Components & Behaviors

• @includes:
  • level.inc
• (1000 ms) Update Value: Requires 1-second cycle to grant experience points.

Context Menu Options

• Change Username
  • Brings up a dialog box where you can input a new name to display on the banner.

Details

It's 1 or Nothing

Due to the skin working in discrete, 60-second intervals to grant experience points, you will not be granted the experience point if the interval ends prematurely and the "progress" is lost. In other words, you are "losing" small amounts of experience every time the skin gets deactivated as the seconds that have passed since the last experience point does not carry over to the next time the skin gets launched. This behavior can be resolved by reducing the skin's Update cycle to as low of a value as possible (16 ms) and grant decimal experience points every tick, but this change will make it a HUGE resource hog just so you don't lose "experience points".

This skin is decorative. It may be upsetting that you are cumulatively losing minutes of experience progress, but you can just as easily give yourself 100000 experience points by going into the level.inc file located in @Resources\user\ and changing the value.

:speech_balloon: It takes 49,500 experience points to reach the maximum level of 99. That is 34.375 days of activity.

\weatherbanner.ini

This skin is a repurposed and reskinned version of JSMorley's Weather.com JSON API skin found here.

Components & Behaviors

• (1000 ms) Update Value: Uses a 1-second cycle to reconnect for weather updates every hour.

Context Menu Options

• Select Region
  • Opens up the WeatherComCodes UI, also a reskinned version of JSMorley's. Search for your region in the search bar, then click on the Latitude,Longitude value of the region of best fit, and it will automatically be applied to the skin and closes the UI.
• Use Fahrenheit
  • Changes the unit of measure to F°.
• Use Celsius
  • Changes the unit of measure to C°.
• Use Kelvin
  • Changes the unit of measure to K°.

Mouse Actions

• Left-Clicking the Weather Sprite: Opens the Weather.com webpage of your location in your default browser.