Contents 1 Description 2 Overlay Editor Types 2.1 Window Editor 2.2 Button Editor 2.3 Checkbox Editor 2.4 Combobox Editor 2.5 Editbox Editor 2.6 Multi-line Editbox Editor 2.7 Code Editbox Editor 2.8 Toggle Button Editor 2.9 Radio Button Editor 2.10 Scrollbar Editor 2.11 Label Editor 2.12 Image Panel Editor 2.13 Tab Pane Editor 2.14 Tree Editor 2.15 Listbox Editor 2.16 Multi-column Listbox Editor 2.17 Menu Bar Editor 2.18 Menu Item Editor 2.19 Menu Popup Editor 2.20 Scroll Panel Editor 2.21 Progress Bar Editor 2.22 Slider Editor 2.23 Spinner Editor

Description

This editor is composed by several interfaces. One for each of the overlay types. The following description includes only the attributes common to all interfaces. In the Overlay Editor Types section will be provided the description of the attributes specific to each overlay type.

1. Name - The name by which this overlay will be accessible.
2. Look - The skin used by this overlay. This changes the way the overlay will look.
3. Text - The text in the overlay. Depending on the type created, this text will appear in different areas of the overlay. In some cases it won't be visible.
4. Tooltip - The text that will appear when the mouse cursor is hovering on this overlay.
5. Font Type - The font to be used on the text.
6. Font Size - The size of the text.
7. Position - The absolute position of the overlay on the screen. If this value is below 1. The position is relative.
8. Size - The absolute size of the overlay. If this value is below 1. The size is relative.
9. Alpha - The colour value of the alpha channel of the overlay. 255 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent.
10. Enabled - If unchecked the overlay will changed to it's disable state and won't be usable.
11. Visible - If unchecked the overlay will not be visible.
12. Always On Top - If checked the overlay will bw always on top of other overlays.
13. Inherits Alpha - If checked the overlay will have the same Alpha as it's parents.
14. Mouse Cursor - Opens the Library Explorer interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. When hovering this overlay the mouse cursor will change to the selected image.
15. Reset Mouse Cursor - Resets the Mouse Cursor to the default image.

Overlay Editor Types

Window Editor

1. Close Button - If checked, the selected window will have a close button.
2. Draggable - If checked, the selected window can be dragged.
3. Rollable - If checked, the window can be collapsed to it's title bar.
4. Sizable - If checked, the window can be resized.
5. Title Bar - If checked, the window will have a title bar with the value of the Text field in the Overlay Attributes.
6. Frame - If checked, the window will have a frame.
7. Caption Colour - Sets the colour of the text in the title bar.

Button Editor

1. Normal Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when the button is in it's normal state.
2. Normal Text Colour - The colour of the text of the button when in it's normal state.
3. Disable Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when the button is disabled.
4. Disable Text Colour - The colour of the text of the button when disabled.
5. Hover Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when the mouse cursor is hovering on the button.
6. Hover Text Colour - The colour of the text of the button when the mouse cursor is hovering on it.
7. Pushed Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when button is pushed.
8. Pushed Text Colour - The colour of the text of the button when pushed
9. Format - The horizontal and vertical format of the button. This indicates if the button scales proportionally or if it stretches to either direction.
10. Frame - If checked, the button will have a frame.

Checkbox Editor

1. Normal Text Colour - The colour of the text of the checkbox when in it's normal state.
2. Disable Text Colour - The colour of the text of the checkbox when disabled.
3. Hover Text Colour - The colour of the text of the checkbox when the mouse cursor is hovering on it.
4. Selected - If checked, the checkbox will also be checked.

Combobox Editor

1. Text Colour - The text colour of the elements in the combobox.
2. Selected Text Colour - The colour of the selected text in the combobox.
3. Brush Colour - The background colour of the combobox text field.
4. Inactive Brush Colour - The background colour of the combobox text field when inactive.
5. Selection List Colour - The background colour of the list.
6. Read Only - If checked, the combobox text field is not editable.
7. Max Length - The maximum number of characters allowed in the combobox text field.
8. Regular Expression - Using regular expression's syntax the user can filter the text typed in the combobox text field.
9. Elements List - The list of elements inserted into the combobox.
10. Element ID - The ID of the selected element. If none is selected this field acts as a new element ID.
11. Element Text - The text the selected element. If none is selected this field acts as a new element text.
12. Add Element - When pressed adds the element with the values typed in Element ID and Element Text.
13. Remove element - Removes the selected element.

Editbox Editor

1. Text Colour - The text colour of the editbox.
2. Selected Text Colour - The colour of the selected text in the editbox..
3. Brush Colour - The background colour of the editbox.
4. Inactive Brush Colour - The background colour of the editbox when inactive.
5. Max Text Length - The maximum number of characters allowed in the editbox.
6. Read Only - If checked, the editbox is not editable.
7. Regular Expression - Using regular expression's syntax the user can filter the text typed in the editbox.

Multi-line Editbox Editor

1. Text Colour - The text colour of the multi-line editbox.
2. Selected Text Colour - The colour of the selected text in the multi-line editbox..
3. Brush Colour - The background colour of the multi-line editbox.
4. Inactive Brush Colour - The background colour of the multi-line editbox when inactive.
5. Max Text Length - The maximum number of characters allowed in the multi-line editbox.
6. Read Only - If checked, the multi-line editbox is not editable.
7. Word Wrapping - If checked, the text will be wrapped in the text area and no horizontal scrollbar will be shown.

Code Editbox Editor

1. Read Only - If checked, the code editbox is not editable.
2. Max Text Length - The maximum number of characters allowed in the code editbox.

Toggle Button Editor

1. Normal Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when the toggle button is in it's normal state.
2. Normal Text Colour - The colour of the text of the toggle button when in it's normal state.
3. Disable Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when the toggle button is disabled.
4. Disable Text Colour - The colour of the text of the toggle button when disabled.
5. Hover Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when the mouse cursor is hovering on the toggle button.
6. Hover Text Colour - The colour of the text of the toggle button when the mouse cursor is hovering on it.
7. Pushed Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be used when toggle button is pushed.
8. Pushed Text Colour - The colour of the text of the toggle button when pushed
9. Format - The horizontal and vertical format of the toggle button. This indicates if the toggle button scales proportionally or if it stretches to either direction.
10. Frame - If checked, the toggle button will have a frame.
11. Selected - If checked, the toggle button will be in it's pushed state.

Radio Button Editor

1. Normal Text Colour - The colour of the text of the radio button when in it's normal state.
2. Disable Text Colour - The colour of the text of the radio button when disabled.
3. Hover Text Colour - The colour of the text of the radio button when the mouse cursor is hovering on it.
4. Selected - If checked, the radio button will also be selected.
5. Group ID - The group this radio button belongs to. In each group there can only be one radio button selected at any time. If a radio button is selected all others are automatically deselected.

Scrollbar Editor

1. Value - The starting value of the scrollbar.
2. Step Value - The value to increase or decrease with every step.
3. Min Value - The minimum value of the scrollbar.
4. Max Value - The maximum value of the scrollbar.

Label Editor

1. Background - If unchecked, the background of the label will be transparent.
2. Frame - If checked, the label will have a frame.
3. Background Colour - The colour of the label background.
4. Frame Colour - The colour of the label frame.
5. Text Colour - The colour of the label text.
6. Scrolls - If selected, the label will have a horizontal and/or vertical scroll bar.
7. Horizontal Format - The horizontal text alignment.
8. Vertical Format - The vertical text alignemnt.

Image Panel Editor

1. Background - If unchecked, the background of the image panel will be transparent.
2. Frame - If checked, the image panel will have a frame.
3. Background Colour - The colour of the image panel background.
4. Frame Colour - The colour of the image panel frame.
5. Image - When clicked opens the Library Explorer Interface showing all the available textures on the user media libraries. The selected image will be placed on the image panel according to the Format fields.
6. Image Colour - The colour of a filter applied on the image.
7. Format - The way the image will be placed on the image panel.

Tab Pane Editor

This editor doesn't have a interface to change the specific attributes of the tab pane overlay. To do so the user will have to use the Ludiloom's API.

Tree Editor

This editor doesn't have a interface to change the specific attributes of the tree overlay. To do so the user will have to use the Ludiloom's API.

Listbox Editor

This editor doesn't have a interface to change the specific attributes of the listbox overlay. To do so the user will have to use the Ludiloom's API.

Multi-column Listbox Editor

This editor doesn't have a interface to change the specific attributes of the multi-column listbox overlay. To do so the user will have to use the Ludiloom's API.

Menu Bar Editor

This editor doesn't have a interface to change the specific attributes of the menu bar overlay. To do so the user will have to use the Ludiloom's API.

Menu Item Editor

This editor doesn't have a interface to change the specific attributes of the menu item overlay. To do so the user will have to use the Ludiloom's API.

Menu Popup Editor

This editor doesn't have a interface to change the specific attributes of the menu popup overlay. To do so the user will have to use the Ludiloom's API.

Scroll Panel Editor

1. Horizontal Scroll - If checked, the scroll pane will have a horizontal scroll bar.
2. Vertical Scroll - If checked, the scroll pane will have a vertical scroll bar.

Progress Bar Editor

1. Value - The starting value of the progress bar.
2. Step Value - The value of each increment.

Slider Editor

1. Value - The starting value of the slider.
2. Step Value - The value to increase or decrease with every step.
3. Min Value - The minimum value of the slider.
4. Max Value - The maximum value of the slider.

Spinner Editor

1. Value - The starting value of the spinner.
2. Step Value - The value to increase or decrease with every step.
3. Min Value - The minimum value of the spinner.
4. Max Value - The maximum value of the spinner.
5. Text Mode - The type of values that will be allowed on the spinner.