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FSX GUI locational Data

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I've been editing the main FSX GUI or "Uires" as you might know it.

-Anyone know where the positional Data for the buttons is locate?

-Idea is to customize the menus and create custom designs such as you see with Winamp. i can change the .bmps no problem but it looks silly with buttons kicking around in space.
 
Hi,

As far as I know the FSX GUI has not been designed so that it can be "skinned" like this. So I think the positions of the different buttons is hardcoded into the application.
 
I came across that exact same conclusion, after searching through the multiple .Dll Files and reading the structure of the data it came down to Orca to tell me the data was in the fsx.exe file.

I appreciate your time.

As it stands you can removed the pictures completely and/or change them to what ever shape you want using a background of 255,0,255 although there is a issue with Rounded corners wanting to show a little purple/pink bleed through.
 
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