i read that, i tried that, it didnt work =\

-nice shufrep
-nice mbinner
-nice PL, but I find it totally unuseable.
-why are the top parts of the "Select" and "misc" stacks identical when pressed? Having the same vague symbols for both sets of stacks makes them even harder to use.
-The stacks are a bit messy when pressed (see attachment). And in that zone I highlighted, the pixels work slightly differently for each stack. You can't clean that up?
-the mikro could use some anti-aliasing

Apart from that, pretty good.

hm, didnt expect people to be so damn picky about a pixel shift, ill fix it when i get time to, just hafta figure out how to fix it.

didnt think people wanted a skin to be absolutely perfect :mad:

This is a high quality skin blueballs, a few minor bugs like these shouldnt take long to fix, and the end result will be worthwhile.

i know im just tired of looking at the skin at 1600% moving tings 1 pixel

sometimes its hard to figure out too

I know how you feel. I just about gave up when i was trying to fix a bug in the _-X buttons in after midnight, but it was worth doing.

fixed the pixel shift in the PL stacks, it actually does look better, sorry about that and i changed the symbol in misc a bit so its different, i liek mikro how it is, plus i dont knwo how to anti-alias things when their done heh

sorry i got angry, if you find any more bugs please tell me :)

if you tell me how to anti-alias without ruining it in photoshop ill do it.

link in my sig goes to Teifex at devart if this is to far down on the page form the original link

It's not a mutual adoration society, it's a skin forum. Someone posts a skin, I do what I can to help them make it better. I point out what I see - if they don't want to act on everything I point out, that's fine by me. :)

Anti-Aliasing without Photoshop:
I've always anti-aliased in my skins, even when I was still using mspaint. Just open it up, zoom the crap out of it, and fill in the jagged edges by hand with a pencil tool. Don't worry, it'll take two minutes, if that. For example, if the foreground part of the jagged line is bright red, and the background is black, find the colour in between (a shade of dark red) and fill in the jags. Closer to light red will make the shape look bigger, closer to black will not make it much bigger. For that Mikro, I doubt you'd need to get more complicated than that.

i blurred the circles in the mikro amp, everything is fixed up to this point if anybody finds anymore bugs let me know ill fix them

Another way of antialiasing (apart from manual pixel editing and blurring) is resampling the image: change the image size so that it's twice as many pixels wide and twice as many pixels high (that's 4 as many total pixels), then change it back to the original size, make it sure that you have 'resample' checked and use 'bicubic interpolation'. You can repeat the process if you need to emphasize the effect. Bad news: it only works with the whole file and it could ruin the pixel positioning.