~~META:
creator = StarHawk
&description abstract = Places a background image behind the console to make it easier to read.
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~~NOCACHE~~
====== ConsoleBG (2.2) ======
===== Plugin Information =====
^ Information ^^
^ Developer:| [[:user/StarHawk|StarHawk]] |
^ Download:| [[http://windower.net/plugins/ConsoleBG.dll | ConsoleBG]]|
^ Download Count:| [dlcount]consolebg[/dlcount] |
^ Support:| [[http://www.windower.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=22 | Click Here]] |
^ Release Date:| August 27th, 2007 |
^ Changelog:| [[:plugins:consolebg:changelog | Click Here]] |
===== What is ConsoleBG =====
This plugin basically puts a configurable background behind the console to make it much easier to read the console text. This helps a great deal when in bright areas.
===== Usage =====
[[ConsoleBG]] can be loaded by opening your Windower console and typing //load consolebg//. [[ConsoleBG]] is autoload friendly, one can add the //load consolebg// command to their **init.txt** file in the **scripts** folder where Windower resides. See the [[#Commands]] section to learn how to configure [[ConsoleBG]].
===== Commands =====
.consolebg command
* **color** //Alpha Red Green Blue// - To set the color use the numbers 0-255
* .consolebg color 100 255 255 255
* **color** //Red Green Blue// - To set the color use the numbers 0-255 excluding alpha channel
* .consolebg color 255 255 255
* **position** //X Y// - To set the position of the upper-left corner of the background
* .consolebg position 10 200
* **size** //Width Height// - To set the size.
* .consolebg size 500 200
* **image** //imagename.extention// - To set a background image set the image you want to use in the same **\Plugins\** directory. Note that you may need to use the color command and set the color and alpha to 255 for your image to show properly.
* .consolebg image testimage.jpg
* **imagerepeat** //WidthRepeat HeightRepeat// - To set the image to repeat, each number represents how many times you want the image to repeat.
* .consolebg imagerepeat 2 4
* **fitimage** - To make the console auto-size to the size of the image-- this requires no arguments.
* .consolebg fitimage