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Spell Cast Window background help

I hope this is the right area of the boards to put this. I use Sars UI, and the spell cast window has not been updated to 12 slots yet. So, I am using a different cast window and I like it. The only problem is the background makes it difficult to read the spell names. I'm wanting to know how to remove that to make it easier to read, possible edit a .tga image? I have included the Sars spell window as well as the one I am currently using so you know what I'm talking about.

The gemsold image is the Sars one, and you can see the red, yellow, and purple backgrounds where the spell names are. In the new window I'm using (found here, post #3 by kulerasiel: http://www.eqinterface.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=20548 ) the backgrounds are white, and blend in with the spell names making them difficult to read. I want to remove that so the spell names are against a black background. Any help is appreciated, and again I hope I have posted this in the right area. Thanks!

Just a guess, but after a quick look at that post #3, the spell window is basicly 3 parts.
Spell Gem
Spell Name
Backgrounds

down at the bottom of the file you will see

PHP Code:




 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell11_Name</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell0_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell1_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell2_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell3_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell4_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell5_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell6_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell7_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell8_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell9_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell10_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell11_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_SpellBook</Pieces>

change this to:

PHP Code:




 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell11_Name</Pieces> 
<!-- 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell0_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell1_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell2_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell3_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell4_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell5_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell6_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell7_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell8_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell9_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell10_No</Pieces> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_Spell11_No</Pieces> 
--> 
 <Pieces>CSPW_SpellBook</Pieces>

I have NOT tested this nor have time to do so, but it should work.