How to change Desaturated texture.

[Aftermathhqt]

Hey does anyone know how to change the Desaturated texture?

[zork]

SetDesaturated(true/false)

http://wowprogramming.com/docs/widge...SetDesaturated
http://code.google.com/p/rothui/sour...s/raid.lua#360

[Aftermathhqt]

Originally Posted by zork SetDesaturated(true/false) http://wowprogramming.com/docs/widge...SetDesaturated http://code.google.com/p/rothui/sour...s/raid.lua#360

I know that i wanted to changed these texture when its enabled.

If you check the screenshot you see its diffrent textures and i want the same :P

[Haleth]

I don't think it can be changed because it runs on graphics API level (I think). If you want to change the texture manually you should create your own function for it.

[Xus]

obj:SetDisabledTexture(texture);	
obj.disabledtexture = obj:GetDisabledTexture();
obj.disabledtexture:SetDesaturated(1);
obj.disabledtexture:SetVertexColor(0.5,0.5,0.5);

This is what I use in FX to change the disabled texture for the checkbuttons, so this should work for you too You can also keep the disabled texture a local variable, no need to add it as a variable in the button.

If this is not what you're looking for, you probably need to replace the checkbutton (disabled) texture in your wow folder itself...

[Aftermathhqt]

Originally Posted by Haleth I don't think it can be changed because it runs on graphics API level (I think). If you want to change the texture manually you should create your own function for it.

Originally Posted by Xus obj:SetDisabledTexture(texture); obj.disabledtexture = obj:GetDisabledTexture(); obj.disabledtexture:SetDesaturated(1); obj.disabledtexture:SetVertexColor(0.5,0.5,0.5); This is what I use in FX to change the disabled texture for the checkbuttons, so this should work for you too You can also keep the disabled texture a local variable, no need to add it as a variable in the button. If this is not what you're looking for, you probably need to replace the checkbutton (disabled) texture in your wow folder itself...

Thanks both will try this Xus '

Works but it doesn't overwrite the old one, and it check it in even if its not checked

AftermathhUI.CheckBox = function(self)
    self:SetNormalTexture("")
    self:SetPushedTexture("")
    self:SetHighlightTexture("")
    self:SetWidth(28)
    self:SetHeight(28)
    self:SetBackdrop({
        bgFile = AftermathhUI.media.backdrop,
        insets = {top = 4, left = 4, bottom = 4, right = 4}, 
    })
    CreateBorderLight(self, AftermathhUI.media.bordersize, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, -4)
    
    SetBorderLayer(self, "BORDER")
 
    local checkboxtexture = self:CreateTexture(nil, "OVERLAY")
    checkboxtexture:SetWidth(25)
    checkboxtexture:SetHeight(22)
    checkboxtexture:SetPoint("LEFT", 2, 1)
    checkboxtexture:SetTexture("Interface\\RAIDFRAME\\ReadyCheck-Ready")
    self:SetCheckedTexture(checkboxtexture)
 
    local disabledtexture = self:CreateTexture(nil, "OVERLAY")
    disabledtexture:SetWidth(25)
    disabledtexture:SetHeight(22)
    disabledtexture:SetPoint("LEFT", 2, 1)
    disabledtexture:SetTexture("Interface\\RAIDFRAME\\ReadyCheck-Ready")
    self:SetDisabledTexture(disabledtexture)
    
    self.disabledtexture = self:GetDisabledTexture();
    self.disabledtexture:SetDesaturated(1);
    self.disabledtexture:SetVertexColor(0.5,0.5,0.5);
        
    self:HookScript("OnEnter", function(self) 
        ColorBorder(self, 1.0, 0.82, 0)
    end)
    
    self:HookScript("OnLeave", function(self)
        ColorBorder(self, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor)
    end)
end

[Xus]

Originally Posted by Game92 Thanks both will try this Xus ' Works but it doesn't overwrite the old one, and it check it in even if its not checked AftermathhUI.CheckBox = function(self)     self:SetNormalTexture("")     self:SetPushedTexture("")     self:SetHighlightTexture("")     self:SetWidth(28)     self:SetHeight(28)     self:SetBackdrop({         bgFile = AftermathhUI.media.backdrop,         insets = {top = 4, left = 4, bottom = 4, right = 4},     })     CreateBorderLight(self, AftermathhUI.media.bordersize, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, -4)         SetBorderLayer(self, "BORDER")       local checkboxtexture = self:CreateTexture(nil, "OVERLAY")     checkboxtexture:SetWidth(25)     checkboxtexture:SetHeight(22)     checkboxtexture:SetPoint("LEFT", 2, 1)     checkboxtexture:SetTexture("Interface\\RAIDFRAME\\ReadyCheck-Ready")     self:SetCheckedTexture(checkboxtexture)       local disabledtexture = self:CreateTexture(nil, "OVERLAY")     disabledtexture:SetWidth(25)     disabledtexture:SetHeight(22)     disabledtexture:SetPoint("LEFT", 2, 1)     disabledtexture:SetTexture("Interface\\RAIDFRAME\\ReadyCheck-Ready")     self:SetDisabledTexture(disabledtexture)         self.disabledtexture = self:GetDisabledTexture();     self.disabledtexture:SetDesaturated(1);     self.disabledtexture:SetVertexColor(0.5,0.5,0.5);             self:HookScript("OnEnter", function(self)         ColorBorder(self, 1.0, 0.82, 0)     end)         self:HookScript("OnLeave", function(self)         ColorBorder(self, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor)     end) end

I probably should have mentioned that the 'texture' is the texture path, not an actually texture object So it's easier than you think.

Edit: Actually, upon taking a closer look, I probably had the same problem you had. Because this is the full code I used to make my checkbuttons with:

local function NewCheckButton(parent)
	local obj = CreateFrame("Button",nil,parent);
	obj.parent = parent;
	obj:SetWidth(20);
	obj:SetHeight(20);
	
	obj:SetNormalTexture("Interface\\AddOns\\Forte_Core\\Textures\\CheckButton");
	obj.normaltexture = obj:GetNormalTexture();
	obj.normaltexture:ClearAllPoints();
	obj.normaltexture:SetWidth(16);
	obj.normaltexture:SetHeight(16);
	obj.normaltexture:SetPoint("CENTER",obj,"CENTER",0,0);
	
	obj:SetDisabledTexture("Interface\\AddOns\\Forte_Core\\Textures\\CheckButton");	
	obj.disabledtexture = obj:GetDisabledTexture();
	obj.disabledtexture:ClearAllPoints();
	obj.disabledtexture:SetWidth(16);
	obj.disabledtexture:SetHeight(16);
	obj.disabledtexture:SetPoint("CENTER",obj,"CENTER",0,0);
	obj.disabledtexture:SetVertexColor(0.5,0.5,0.5);
	--obj.disabledtexture:SetDesaturated(1);
	
	obj.background = obj:CreateTexture(nil,"BACKGROUND");
	obj.background:SetTexture(0,0,0,0.2);
	obj.background:SetWidth(10);
	obj.background:SetHeight(10);
	obj.background:SetPoint("CENTER",obj,"CENTER",0,0);
	
	obj.texture = obj:CreateTexture(nil,"OVERLAY");
	obj.texture:SetTexture("Interface\\Buttons\\UI-CheckBox-Check");
	obj.texture:SetAllPoints(obj);
	
	obj.title = "[click to toggle]";
	obj.tip = "";
	obj.SetEnabled = function(self,enabled)
		if enabled then
			obj.texture:SetDesaturated(false);
			self:Enable();	
		else
			self:Disable();
			obj.texture:SetDesaturated(true);	
		end		
	end
	obj.SetChecked = function(self,checked)
		if checked then
			obj.texture:SetVertexColor(1,1,1,1);
		else
			obj.texture:SetVertexColor(1,1,1,0);
		end
	end
	
	obj:SetScript("OnEnter",function(self)
		obj.background:SetTexture(1,1,1,0.05);
		FW:ShowOptionsTip(self);
	end);
	obj:SetScript("OnLeave",function(self)
		FW:HideTip(self);
		obj.background:SetTexture(0,0,0,0.1);
	end);

	return obj;
end

You should be able to figure something out with that! I'm just not sure if it's worth it when you can just replace the texture for your whole interface by adding a replacement in your interface folder.

[Aftermathhqt]

Originally Posted by Xus I probably should have mentioned that the 'texture' is the texture path, not an actually texture object So it's easier than you think.

You kinda lost me xD

[Xus]

Originally Posted by Game92 You kinda lost me xD

Yeah, sorry, see edit above. It really wasn't easier... :P

[Aftermathhqt]

Originally Posted by Xus Yeah, sorry, see edit above. It really wasn't easier... :P

No problem i will take a closer look in to this

[Aftermathhqt]

Its not working

AftermathhUI.CheckBox = function(self)
    self:SetNormalTexture("")
    self:SetPushedTexture("")
    self:SetHighlightTexture("")
    self:SetWidth(28)
    self:SetHeight(28)
    self:SetBackdrop({
        bgFile = AftermathhUI.media.backdrop,
        insets = {top = 4, left = 4, bottom = 4, right = 4}, 
    })
    CreateBorderLight(self, AftermathhUI.media.bordersize, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, -4)
 
    SetBorderLayer(self, "BORDER")
 
    --[[
    local checkboxtexture = self:CreateTexture(nil, "OVERLAY")
    checkboxtexture:SetWidth(25)
    checkboxtexture:SetHeight(22)
    checkboxtexture:SetPoint("LEFT", 2, 1)
    --checkboxtexture:SetTexture("Interface\\RAIDFRAME\\ReadyCheck-Ready")
    self:SetCheckedTexture(checkboxtexture)
    --]]
    
    self:SetNormalTexture("Interface\\RAIDFRAME\\ReadyCheck-Ready");
    self.normaltexture = self:GetNormalTexture();
    self.normaltexture:ClearAllPoints();
    self.normaltexture:SetWidth(25);
    self.normaltexture:SetHeight(22);
    self.normaltexture:SetPoint("LEFT", 2, 1);
    
    self:SetDisabledTexture("Interface\\RAIDFRAME\\ReadyCheck-Ready");  
    self.disabledtexture = self:GetDisabledTexture();
    self.disabledtexture:ClearAllPoints();
    self.disabledtexture:SetWidth(25);
    self.disabledtexture:SetHeight(22);
    self.disabledtexture:SetPoint("LEFT", 2, 1);
    self.disabledtexture:SetVertexColor(0.5,0.5,0.5);
 
    self.texture = self:CreateTexture(nil,"OVERLAY");
    self.texture:SetTexture("Interface\\Buttons\\UI-CheckBox-Check");
    self.texture:SetAllPoints(self);
    
    self.SetEnabled = function(self,enabled)
        if enabled then
            self.texture:SetDesaturated(false);
            self:Enable();  
        else
            self:Disable();
            self.texture:SetDesaturated(true);  
        end     
    end
    
    self.SetChecked = function(self,checked)
        if checked then
            self.texture:SetVertexColor(1,1,1,1);
        else
            self.texture:SetVertexColor(1,1,1,0);
        end
    end
    
    self:HookScript("OnEnter", function(self) 
        ColorBorder(self, 1.0, 0.82, 0)
    end)
    
    self:HookScript("OnLeave", function(self)
        ColorBorder(self, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor, AftermathhUI.bordercolor)
    end)
    
    return self
end

[Xus]

I haven't tested your code to see what goes wrong exactly, but as I understand it, the problem is that you want to change the existing checkbox. My code creates an entirely new one (from a Button frame).

In order to edit the existing ones, you'd first have to know exactly how they are built up. Here's an example of one of the standard templates:

<CheckButton name="OptionsBaseCheckButtonTemplate" virtual="true">
	<Size>
		<AbsDimension x="26" y="26"/>
	</Size>
	<HitRectInsets>
		<AbsInset left="0" right="-100" top="0" bottom="0"/>
	</HitRectInsets>
	<Scripts>
		<OnClick>
			if ( self:GetChecked() ) then
				PlaySound("igMainMenuOptionCheckBoxOn");
			else
				PlaySound("igMainMenuOptionCheckBoxOff");
			end
			BlizzardOptionsPanel_CheckButton_OnClick(self);
		</OnClick>
		<OnEnter>
			if ( self.tooltipText ) then
				GameTooltip:SetOwner(self, self.tooltipOwnerPoint or "ANCHOR_RIGHT");
				GameTooltip:SetText(self.tooltipText, nil, nil, nil, nil, 1);
			end
			if ( self.tooltipRequirement ) then
				GameTooltip:AddLine(self.tooltipRequirement, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
				GameTooltip:Show();
			end
		</OnEnter>
		<OnLeave>
			GameTooltip:Hide();
		</OnLeave>
	</Scripts>
	<NormalTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Up"/>
	<PushedTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Down"/>
	<HighlightTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Highlight" alphaMode="ADD"/>
	<CheckedTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Check"/>
	<DisabledCheckedTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Check-Disabled"/>		
</CheckButton>

So it should be as easy as doing this:
CheckButton:SetDisabledCheckedTexture(texture) or CheckButton:SetDisabledCheckedTexture("filename")

Easy after all right?

ps. you should remove all the code you added after your first post, it's not needed anymore...

[Aftermathhqt]

Originally Posted by Xus I haven't tested your code to see what goes wrong exactly, but as I understand it, the problem is that you want to change the existing checkbox. My code creates an entirely new one (from a Button frame). In order to edit the existing ones, you'd first have to know exactly how they are built up. Here's an example of one of the standard templates: <CheckButton name="OptionsBaseCheckButtonTemplate" virtual="true"> <Size> <AbsDimension x="26" y="26"/> </Size> <HitRectInsets> <AbsInset left="0" right="-100" top="0" bottom="0"/> </HitRectInsets> <Scripts> <OnClick> if ( self:GetChecked() ) then PlaySound("igMainMenuOptionCheckBoxOn"); else PlaySound("igMainMenuOptionCheckBoxOff"); end BlizzardOptionsPanel_CheckButton_OnClick(self); </OnClick> <OnEnter> if ( self.tooltipText ) then GameTooltip:SetOwner(self, self.tooltipOwnerPoint or "ANCHOR_RIGHT"); GameTooltip:SetText(self.tooltipText, nil, nil, nil, nil, 1); end if ( self.tooltipRequirement ) then GameTooltip:AddLine(self.tooltipRequirement, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0); GameTooltip:Show(); end </OnEnter> <OnLeave> GameTooltip:Hide(); </OnLeave> </Scripts> <NormalTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Up"/> <PushedTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Down"/> <HighlightTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Highlight" alphaMode="ADD"/> <CheckedTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Check"/> <DisabledCheckedTexture urgency="5" file="Interface\Buttons\UI-CheckBox-Check-Disabled"/> </CheckButton> So it should be as easy as doing this: CheckButton:SetDisabledCheckedTexture(texture) or CheckButton:SetDisabledCheckedTexture("filename") Easy after all right? ps. you should remove all the code you added after your first post, it's not needed anymore...

Thanks alot Xus! Hope i didn't bother you too much! works prefect very easy haha, really silly actually!