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I'm working on a skin that shows the previous and next game for your favourite football/soccer team. It's been over a year since I began work on this project as I've had to put it aside for extended periods as university work piled up. However, now I can say the finish line is in sight and I'm hoping to release it in the coming weeks. Thanks to anyone here that helped me when I've faced issues with this before!
Now then, I need a bit of help with what should be the last feature to add to the settings of my skin. I'm looking to create a system for users to save their settings (layout, colours, fonts, etc.) in different files and be able to load them whenever they choose. My initial thought process was to somehow have the settings skin save the currently loaded variables to a new variables file and to then have a way to load such save files from within the settings itself. I've looked it up online but can't come up with how this can be done. So, I'm hoping to get an insight from folks here about whether this is possible and, if so, how I could do it. Thanks in advance!![:D]( "Big Grin")
I'm working on a skin that shows the previous and next game for your favourite football/soccer team. It's been over a year since I began work on this project as I've had to put it aside for extended periods as university work piled up. However, now I can say the finish line is in sight and I'm hoping to release it in the coming weeks. Thanks to anyone here that helped me when I've faced issues with this before!
Now then, I need a bit of help with what should be the last feature to add to the settings of my skin. I'm looking to create a system for users to save their settings (layout, colours, fonts, etc.) in different files and be able to load them whenever they choose. My initial thought process was to somehow have the settings skin save the currently loaded variables to a new variables file and to then have a way to load such save files from within the settings itself. I've looked it up online but can't come up with how this can be done. So, I'm hoping to get an insight from folks here about whether this is possible and, if so, how I could do it. Thanks in advance!
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