Aqua-Soft ForumsHola Aqua-soft community! I was just wondering if someone could give me some pointers on how I can Modify a visual style that I'm using on my pc to acomodate a larger font size. I'm absolutely in love with Whistl3rs' Nano Visual Style but I'm using a very high resolution wide screen laptop and the font size being @ 8 and an unusually small and blocky font to begin with, well I tend to squint. I do not have any experience with Creating or Modifying Visual Styles although I am very adept at modding system files, so if I could just be pointed in the right direction. i.e. software, utilities, etc... I would greatly appreciate it, and let me be clear that I will only be modifying this for my own personal use. Thanks to anyone can help-out. 
[help] How to Modify Fonts in a Visual Style
Check tgtsoft.com for stylebuilder. Download the trial version and play around with it. It's very easy to modify the fonts (They are in the sidetree in the far left). Although Whistl3r might have some copy modding protection around the visual style that might make it unmoddable. If so, I hope someone else (maybe Kidrocky) can help. I know Bant had one, and I can not mod ashen in stylebuilder, though I think reshacker can do it I'm sure. One more thing. Though you may change all the fonts in the sidetree part where it says "fonts", they still might not change. For this, you have to keep clicking the part of stylebuilder where it shows the style, and look at the properties. It will usually say what the font is, and change it through that. I know its kinda confusing, but you should figure it out.
well stylebuilder is one the best ways to do it. import it into stylebuilder and start modding away in the fonts section 
haha damn aashish LOL hit me up on any messenger superfluousbanter and ill help you man *btw ashen is easy to mod when u ways around it. ive go 4 diff color versions all together *
or you could use resbuilder/reshacker and edit the textfiles. it's really easy and just involves editing the right values (like editing and ini file).
yah but i think its a bit easier to use stylebuilder for ****ies in this. then reshacker but thats my opinion either one of the will get the job done