StoneColdSteel
BY TRIPLE-M
My first WinAmp Skin I actually finished (I started 2 times before, but never finished...)
I'm proud to say that this is a complete 2.9 skin - AVS, Library, Video Output and Minibrowser are all skinned when running WinAmp 2.9+ (Though I had to find out the skinning techniques especially for gen/gen_ex myself because no Nullsoft documentation is available at the moment)
BTW: StoneColdSteel does NOT include any custom cursors as I personally have always switched off cursor skinning because I do not like it at all.
statistics:
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creation time: ca.10h
tools: photoshop 6, winxp notepad
date: 2003/04/25
location: bergholz-rehbrücke germany
SONY PMC-301re v3.1 for 2.9
added cursors,mikro amp.
july 7 /2003
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SONY PMC-301re v3.0 for 2.9
changed everywhere :-)
june 26 / 2003
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This Winamp Classic skin is based on the 1991 version of the Camerica game
Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy for the Nintendo Aladdin.
This skin may not be used for commercial use without proper permission from
the respected owners.
"Dizzy" and all ...
HISTORY OF SKIN: (well it's just a joke, so far this history is 14 days old)
ver. 1 (unreleased)
the idea came from a commercial seen on tv and...
a little bit too "flat", i couldn't post the skin because the ******.com server was
doin' something a ...
minibrowser
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v.1.0
Autor: Anel Sánchez V.
e-mail: info-is@in-file
Site: anelgtr2003.fwd.com.ar
Terminado: 12 de octubre de 2003
Me he inclinado por los skins de juegos.
Para hacerl ...
Project V.1.5
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Created by: The Safety Lemur
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Contact Info:
Larry D. Lemur:
*Email:
info-is@in-file
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this is my 10. skin in this year (2000)
this skin has very cool radioactive light cable.
All is made with MS Paint. i hope you like it.
Mail me : info-is@in-file
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