No.
We have an army of UI testers here and studies show that the border is perfect, everything else results in either exploding brains and/or crying people.

Haha

Just finished a tutorial on Panels including a demonstration on how to write a settings dialog.

Nice work

Implemented some of the shaders from the wiki to see if everything works and will be easy-to-use for the user later. [Emboss, Negative, Black/White, Sobel Edge]

I also added a color-to-alpha and Sid a special "right" version of a monochrome shader:



Also improved the quality of the connection lines, still thinking about blurring them.

just finished nearly the little dialog-system of my game, video is here:
Youtube
and a picture (klick to enlarge):

Hey JoGa, your game is developing really nicely! Here are some (maybe) valueable remarks from the video; they not only cover the dialog system (I hope this doesn't offend you) and I just wrote them down to give you some hints how to improve here and there, too:

- The main character seems to float?
- Is it right that the dark character (the merchant) with whom you are speaking with, seems to be 1,5m taller than the main character?
- I really like the inventory, you were inspired by Neverwinter Nights, aren't you? This is so great
- Are the character skills the one from you or the one from the merchant? Because I don't know who of the both has which money (there is only one money value written to the screen).
- The whole GUI is done really nice. Though, I had problems to read the text... I don't know, have you tried a different font?
- Is your dialogsystem already able to cover conditional and branched narratives?

Hey HeelX, thanks for your (of cause) valueable remarks, thats great!
- he does not float, but the shadow is bit bad, i think i will add a decal under him, to avoid the "floating-feeling".
- I so delighted about the working script/panels I didn't recognize, that I scaled the merchant in WED AND in the script, thanks!
- The skills are not included yet. I have to write a script, which create the purchasable skills in the inventory of the merchant equal to the player-level (as more the player "grows" in his level, as more skills will be purchasable). Sorry, didn't mention that ( 1 skill insert )
- Okay, that's sad, but maybe I attunded to the font so I will have a look for an other one Is it just the dialog or all text (the values in the inventory on the left for example or the headlines)?.
- The dialog is really, really simple because I want to tell the "real" story as audio, so the player have not to read that much and can play. (for example he have to walk a distance and as he walkes, he reads a letter as audio comment...)

I never played Neverwinter Nights except a little demo (just Dungeon Siege and D1+2). I hope some pleople forgive me, because I know it's a great game
But thanks for the hint, I forgot this game, maybe I will play it now - for "inspiration" how they solved some problems in such a game.

I thank you for your comment and the time you have taken!

Marian has forced me to post this:

Finished vegetation generation; though, we waived for now the mesh baking via clustering, because it turned out, that my algorithm is too unstable for low cluster sizes - too bad. Plus, I finished the city editor (took me only 2 days, eek!), which you can use to place vast city environments in a fractional amount of time than you would need with WED. Plus, vegetation and buildings adapt to terrain deformations.