Default SAC Shade

[mr_es335]

Hello,

I am not sure if anyone has done this...but I have put together a default SAC shade.

Here it is: [Pending Approval]

Note: You can now use PowerShades...instead of Resource Hacker.

[Brent Evans]

And what exactly is different about your shade than... well... the "default" SAC shade?

[mr_es335]

Hello,

Actually..nothing...I simply prefer to use PowerShades instead of Resource Hacker.

I wanted to make some minor alterations to the default SAC shade...thus the port.

[Brent Evans]

So you republished Bob's stock shade and called it your own?

Great job.

[mr_es335]

Hello,

So you republished Bob's stock shade and called it your own?Great job.

Is this a rebuke?
This is NOT what I intended? I claim no authorship to it at all...and if you notice, I simply called it "Default SAC Shade". Does this, as a point of interest, imply "ownership"? If it does, I will pull it and ask Bob what to do with it?

Update: I will pull it and ask Bob.

[Brent Evans]

What was the point of posting it to begin with if it's the same file that comes with every copy of SAC remote?

[mr_es335]

Hello,

What was the point of posting it to begin with if it's the same file that comes with every copy of SAC remote?

Does an actual shade come with SAC Remote? I have never seen one. If there WAS one, then I would never had done this in the first place!

[Brent Evans]

Yes. The file is SAC_graphics.dll. For that matter, it's the same file that comes with SAC.

[mr_es335]

Hello,

Yes. The file is SAC_graphics.dll. For that matter, it's the same file that comes with SAC.

That is correct! However, it is not a .shd file...it is a .dll. I wanted a .shd file for the default SAC layout.
Does that make sense?

[Brent Evans]

Hello,

That is correct! However, it is not a .shd file...it is a .dll. I wanted a .shd file for the default SAC layout.
Does that make sense?

No. It doesn't make a bit of sense... you can simply select "reset to original vintage" and it reverts to the standard graphics.

And.. all you have to do is rename the file from .dll to .shd if you really really really want it to have that ending... just make a copy first. It'll open up in powershades just fine.