I've installed the TSE and so far just took a quick look. It has a lot of options. Are any of the settings set using the TSE persistent throughout updates ? In other words, is the time spent navigating and exploring through the options can be considered as some kind of investment ?DarkStar wrote: Thu Jun 27, 2019 10:37 am Can be done, by modifying the Style in the Textured Style Editor. Here I used the Highlight colour (and reduced the border width), but it could be, e.g. mid-grey.
MSF Frame border ?
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- KVRAF
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- KVRAF
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And I'd say with an optional "[SOLVED]" added to the subject line when the issue is solved. When browsing the search results for a certain problem it can be useful to see a such a mention up front when choosing to read a thread. I add such a mention whenever I think about it. I find it's worth the some 45 seconds it takes to do so.Tagirijus wrote: Thu Jun 27, 2019 9:51 am Regarding the "flooding": of course it is better to have one thread for an issue. Best with a good topic caption so things stay clear and organized. I find it totally self-evident.
Cheers.
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- KVRAF
- 10376 posts since 2 Sep, 2003 from Surrey, UK
Time to read the TSE User Guide 
Anyway,
-- the "source" file is the .mtexturedstyle file,
.- load in in the TSE and edit it (that's the learning curve part),
-- save it to a differently-named .mtexturedstyle file,
-- Export it, and put the mstyle file in your MTexturedStyles folder (it's in C:\ProgramData\MeldaProduction here)
As long as your MStyle file has s unique name it will last for ever.
Anyway,
-- the "source" file is the .mtexturedstyle file,
.- load in in the TSE and edit it (that's the learning curve part),
-- save it to a differently-named .mtexturedstyle file,
-- Export it, and put the mstyle file in your MTexturedStyles folder (it's in C:\ProgramData\MeldaProduction here)
As long as your MStyle file has s unique name it will last for ever.