well first off i am using xero's panther skin and am not sure if it's accurate. i doubt it is since its combobox buttons have only one arrow and not 2. please help. i saw one that was "accurate down to the last pixel" but it's link is long gone.
[request] Accurate Panther Skin For Wb4
c'mon i knowsomeone has some. i saw one in a screenshot. please come and post a link.
well wise b once tell me "never post a request before searching" and so i search before i post requests.
What would be really cool is if someone could release a port with the animated buttons and everything like in panther. I know windowblinds can do a lot of that stuff. I only wish i knew how to do it.
Originally posted by TheBigB@Dec 11 2003, 04:32 AMwell wise b once tell me "never post a request before searching" and so i search before i post requests.
A friend of mine spent two months constantly searching for the most accurate applications, themes, skins, icons etc. And he still isn't done.
Don't expect just to install one WB theme and suddenly it be exactly like OS X, it takes alot of work and searching.
@Chi Chi Rodriguez; One of the older ones (by ThreeDrives I believe) had animated buttons like OS X.
you sound as if you think i'm a n00b. i have more panther stuff than probably anyone of you guys and all i need to complete it is a wb4 theme. i am using xero's but it seems darker than actusl mac screenies show. oh well maybe i will mod it. btw i have been searching for 9months. btw panther has animated buttons? more reason to get 799 and buy me an emac.
I was never accussing you of being a ****ie. If you have so much why not enlighten us..?
And yes the "default selected" button turns aqua then back to white.
Originally posted by es.xxi@Dec 10 2003, 10:45 PMI was never accussing you of being a ****ie. If you have so much why not enlighten us..?
And yes the "default selected" button turns aqua then back to white.
i don't remember where i got it all but i do remember i found links to it all here.
I hear OSX still doesn't do mouseover. Which is pretty sad. Also, a lot of times, animated buttons give you "flicker" on certain apps which "barely" support WB, such as Display Properties. Always mod your WB themes anyway. It's SOOO much easier than modding MSStyles. Still looking for the perfect fonts though. The faults in the LucidaMAC and Lucida Grandes I've found aren't cutting it. What is up with "c" always drooping too low? Or the fonts being too fuzzy?
Originally posted by Xer0@Dec 11 2003, 07:58 AMI hear OSX still doesn't do mouseover. Which is pretty sad. Also, a lot of times, animated buttons give you "flicker" on certain apps which "barely" support WB, such as Display Properties. Always mod your WB themes anyway. It's SOOO much easier than modding MSStyles. Still looking for the perfect fonts though. The faults in the LucidaMAC and Lucida Grandes I've found aren't cutting it. What is up with "c" always drooping too low? Or the fonts being too fuzzy?
Maybe you should check OBfont (Lucida Mac with added Mac symbols - moded by Shinter from KUltDesign) ?
Get it from my Homepage .

on that milk OB theme, how do you make the little apple black?? 
Yup.. IMO pack's Panther wb4 theme, the first released Panther theme, is still the most accurate.
Throbbing buttons (only on mouseovers though), 0 px borders, scrollbars that fit into the end caps...
As for fonts, I changed all of mine to Lucida Grande Bold. That one which came with Binary's Panther obtheme. Take a look at my dec screenshot. :shy:
'Where can I find packs WB4 Panther theme? I can't find any working links. Please help me!
Ok everyone calm down! This place is being overrun by ****ies asking non-sencial and irrelevent Questions.
@TheBigB: You know, Xero's WB4 theme is probably one of the best out there. The only thing that annoys me about it is the scrollbars :rant: they make me soo mad... being all Win95/98/2000/ME styley! Grrrr... *mumbles indescriptly for several minutes before offering some really good advice*
(that was funny)
Anyway also you should try OSXP NG by Judge... find it here
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