[mr.WHO]

Where and how I can modify interface to move loading bar at the bottom of the screen ?

[The E]

You can't. The location of that (and every other 2D interface element) is hardcoded.

[headdie]

any chance of a 3.6.13/14 solution? or does it sit in one of the send coders insane sections

[The E]

Probably not. It requires a complete rewrite of the 2D UI system, which takes time.

That being said, now that 3.6.12 RC1 is out, you could conceivably replace 2_loading.ani with an EFF. If you use tga or png (any format that preserves transparency) and add an appropriate amount of transparent "headspace" to the composite frames, it should appear like you want it too.

[ssmit132]

Didn't TVWP have the loading bar (well, an animation at least) at the bottom of the screen?

[Goober5000]

No.

However, Scroll uses the attached files for the loading animation, which is much less obtrusive.

Also, moving the loading animation wouldn't require a complete rewrite; a stopgap solution could be implemented quite easily.  The main problem is where to specify the loading location (mission, table, etc.) and how to switch between standard and dynamic locations.

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[headdie]

No.

However, Scroll uses the attached files for the loading animation, which is much less obtrusive.

Also, moving the loading animation wouldn't require a complete rewrite; a stopgap solution could be implemented quite easily.  The main problem is where to specify the loading location (mission, table, etc.) and how to switch between standard and dynamic locations.

how about tying it into the main hall?

[Goober5000]

...Because the main hall doesn't have a loading screen?

[Axem]

No.

However, Scroll uses the attached files for the loading animation, which is much less obtrusive.

Also, moving the loading animation wouldn't require a complete rewrite; a stopgap solution could be implemented quite easily.  The main problem is where to specify the loading location (mission, table, etc.) and how to switch between standard and dynamic locations.

Stolen!

Now if we could just get custom loading screens to not stretch horribly in widescreen formats (I know, lotta work, but just saying)