Posted by member 32550 on 2003-06-28 14:59:02 link
*loool* it's easy.... in the mainbar can you find Module where are the most improtant module included via dialoges.... open the module dialog and put in your own settings (images, colors and so on) than accept. now you will be asked where your module is found. thats it.
The LSTM is made for easier and faster main Module creations, but you have to read the module readme's for knowing everything (especially small tricks like $resolutionx-200$ or something)
But LSTM will give you the feature to create a very simple OTS running theme, because all (ok nearly all) settings of the module can be set.
It is not a "what you see is what you get" editor you still have to work on the rc files.
The LSTM is made for easier and faster main Module creations, but you have to read the module readme's for knowing everything (especially small tricks like $resolutionx-200$ or something)
But LSTM will give you the feature to create a very simple OTS running theme, because all (ok nearly all) settings of the module can be set.
It is not a "what you see is what you get" editor you still have to work on the rc files.