Solved Picture Backgrounds Question

Hi,

Say I have an instrument designed to have 3 pages, each page has its own background and GUI elements.
I know hiding and showing elements would be the neat way to do this but say I am feeling lazy and want to put each page in
on script slot.
How do I change the background picture between the slots?

Detail - Using a label won't exactly do it because the background is supposed to go all the way up to the Kontakt header background.

Is it possible?

 

If you're using seperate script slots, you make all the backgrounds as one long graphic and use "set_skin_offset()" in the init of each script to place the background.

 

Thanks Medusa!
Duh, I assumed that the on init callback was read when the instrument was loaded not when you click on the script slot. And of course was trying fancy ways of reading that the slot was changed. Easier like this. Interesting!

 

I don't believe on init is read when you click on the script slot, in fact pretty sure it's not. But the script slot selection updates the GUI.

 

Right, makes more sense, of course.
I prefer single slot instruments, but for the purposes of this one I didn't want to go hiding/showing dozens of elements... Thanks

 

If you use UI IDs in an array it's very easy to do pages/tabs in a single while loop...

 

True to that.

 

An esteemed help from Yummybeats .

https://blog.yummybeats.com/ksp-kon...chable-dynamic-wallpaper-via-set_skin_offset/

 

Picture backgrounds are tricky. You need to find a way to remove the background, so it looks real. You can't just use photoshop to do it. It will not work because it's hard to do it properly. It's much better to do this with the background deleter from the Depositphotos website.
It's so easy to use. Anyone can get used to it and become a pro background editor. It's nice when you know how to do this because many clients will ask you to remove/change the background from their photos. I hated doing it because it would take too long to do, but since I know about that tool, I don't mind doing it.

 

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Enjoy!