When I created the modified skin, I simply backup the original GUI content files and placed them somewhere else in their own folder, then over written the original files that were there, rather than go by step 1 you highlighted. Creating backups was something I did often in the development of it...and at this second backing up the 4 gig folder I've created for myself, with big PSD files mainly. This time I'll create a proper directory which will help in the future when creating more modified skins and being able to use different assets, whist still going back to the current version. So starting with afresh .data folder, is what I'm starting with now.Funkybot's Evil Twin wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 10:21 pm Did you create your skin in the same location as the default theme? If so, you'll want to move that into the Support\Themes folder before you install the new one. I'd probably make a second backup somewhere else too.
Best practice for creating a U-he skin:
1. Start by creating a new folder for your skin in [plugin name].data\Support\Themes\[your skin name]
2. Copy over any relevant scripts from the default theme that you plan on using (make sure to keep the folder structure the same, so scripts go in Scripts, panes in Panes)
3. Copy over any .png's from the default theme you plan on modifying (you don't need to copy over stuff you're not changing)
That will ensure that you can update your U-he products going forward without breaking anything, and always switch back to the default skin as needed.
Cheers