windows.dds fix with source

[MeQQs 531]

before/after

before:

after:

I made it using https://www.affinity.studio, it's free.
You can easily change text:

In addition, minor changes to the positioning of elements in characterwindow.py. I changed the x and y coordinates, as well as the width and height, of the buttons so that they would be exactly equal.

				## Tab Area
				{
					"name" : "TabControl",
					"type" : "window",

					"x" : 0,
					"y" : 328,

					"width" : 253,
					"height" : 37,

					"children" :
					(
						## Tab
						{
							"name" : "Tab_01",
							"type" : "image",

							"x" : 0,
							"y" : 0,

							"width" : 253,
							"height" : 37,

							"image" : LOCALE_PATH+"tab_1.sub",
						},
						{
							"name" : "Tab_02",
							"type" : "image",

							"x" : 0,
							"y" : 0,

							"width" : 253,
							"height" : 37,

							"image" : LOCALE_PATH+"tab_2.sub",
						},
						{
							"name" : "Tab_03",
							"type" : "image",

							"x" : 0,
							"y" : 0,

							"width" : 253,
							"height" : 37,

							"image" : LOCALE_PATH+"tab_3.sub",
						},
						{
							"name" : "Tab_04",
							"type" : "image",

							"x" : 0,
							"y" : 0,

							"width" : 253,
							"height" : 37,

							"image" : LOCALE_PATH+"tab_4.sub",
						},
						## RadioButton
						{
							"name" : "Tab_Button_01",
							"type" : "radio_button",

							"x" : 5,
							"y" : 5,

							"width" : 60,
							"height" : 26,
						},
						{
							"name" : "Tab_Button_02",
							"type" : "radio_button",

							"x" : 66,
							"y" : 5,

							"width" : 60,
							"height" : 26,
						},
						{
							"name" : "Tab_Button_03",
							"type" : "radio_button",

							"x" : 127,
							"y" : 5,

							"width" : 60,
							"height" : 26,
						},
						{
							"name" : "Tab_Button_04",
							"type" : "radio_button",

							"x" : 188,
							"y" : 5,

							"width" : 59,
							"height" : 26,
						},
					),
				},

Also adjust the height of the entire window. For the PL locale, I had to add 5px to the height; for other locales, it may vary. Just use the new texture and see how much you need to add; you can start with those 5px by setting it to 366px, just like I did.

Why do it this way instead of just following the original without editing the Python code? Metin creates a window and then covers it with a texture, and overall it looks okay, but the shadow duplicates at the edges, which looks unappealing. My method looks pixel-perfect.

If that doesn't convince you, the .af source file also includes a buttons background that you can unhide. Export the texture, pack it, and you'll get a similar effect without having to edit the Python code. However, I don't recommend this method.

 

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