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.:ʕΘЯg@nʔ:.™ · 15/11/2007 02:51 AM

Its like looking for your keys win there in your hand lol people

grillo4 · 15/11/2007 03:14 AM

well, tks by the pics!

but.........

i guess im very noob, cause don't worked!
i put the X: 250 & Y: 150 to send the shadow away, and i tested, not worked. The shadow is still in the same position...

.:ʕΘЯg@nʔ:.™ · 15/11/2007 03:19 AM

did you hit set after changing the X & Y

grillo4 · 15/11/2007 04:04 AM

.:ʕΘЯg@nʔ:.� Wrote:did you hit set after changing the X & Y

ya! and re-open to check!

.:ʕΘЯg@nʔ:.™ · 15/11/2007 04:11 AM

Then set Y to 275

if that don't work use the MigData.dat

in General Resour..of the rco tool just
find the battery shadow .bmb & replace it with the MigData.dat

in the rco tool folder

& if you don't have a MigData.dat in the rco folder download the rco tool
a gin

ZiNgA BuRgA · 15/11/2007 04:47 AM

I do remember some objects not following the page values. You can try the following as well:
- Set Alpha (A) to 0
- Set Width and Height to 0
- Set Stretch to 0
- Set Element Scale to 0

grillo4 · 16/11/2007 12:07 PM

well, im travelling now, so when i came back i will try!

tks very much guys!

grillo4 · 19/11/2007 11:50 AM

hello ppl!

im back. I tested the tips that Zinga telled and nothing worked.
Also i tried to put Y = 275 and not worked.
i managed to try replace the image to a "Migdata.dat", but my RCOEditor 1.15c don't recognizes my Migdata.dat for replace. So i downloaded a RCOEditor 1.14 and tried but i got error, when i click in "[MIG]tex_battery_shadow". the error is: "The following unexpected error ocurred!!! Bad file name or number (Code: 52)".

grillo4 · 22/11/2007 04:20 AM

...bump...

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