At first, my focus was productivity, usability, and an overall better experience Starlight Desktop is where I ended up. I've been working with Rainmeter for 4 months now, and I've had great results. Q: Do a TF2 version! Do a Metroid Prime version!Ī: I'm a fan of both of those games, especially TF2, and I have thought about doing this for those titles and others, but I don't think I would find it as fulfilling. No, I did this because I'm an obsessed Rainmeter fanboy. It means a lot.įinally, I do enjoy some Halo 3 from time to time, yes I played Halo 1-3, and, yes, I actually read the books, but I didn't do this because I'm an obsessed Halo fanboy. Speaking of which, I must say thank you to everyone for the complements and praise. Any appreciation of my work by anyone besides myself and my friends is just icing on the cake. Thankfully, everything else just fell nicely into place.Īs for practicality, I'll repeat what I said below: this is a personal challenge for myself and I am inclined to call this art more than a intuitive and productive desktop solution. Finally, after I discovered that the music progress and weather radar fit perfectly with the health bar and the enemy radar, I decided I had to do this. Starlight and HaloHUD are the results of this inquiry.
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Q: Why do this? This is completely impractical, Halo is teh suxxorz, etc.Ī: I was inspired to do this when I was trying to figure out how to integrate my TweetScanner Rainmeter skin into my desktop. If you do have the time and would like to help, read the update below. As you can see, some features are still missing, the font isn't finalized, I haven't had the time to find a good screenshot, etc.
Follow me on Twitter to get up to date information and to participate in development. Q: How do I get this? Where do I get this? When do I get this?Ī: End of June. Will support a 1680x1050 and other resolutions initially, with more to come later.
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