Skins

Skins are a feature within Clickteam Fusion 2.5 which allow you to modify how the Event Editor, Event List Editor, Object Box, and Storyboard Editor appear during edit time. This does not include the toolbar backgrounds or dialog boxes as they are controlled by the Windows Themes.

Changing Skins

1. On the menu bar, go to Tools → Preferences.	2. Click on the Workspace tab.	3. Select a skin from the drop down list. If you have recently added a skin, you may need to restart Fusion.

Choosing a Skin

These are many skins available for Clickteam Fusion 2.5.

• Users can make their own custom skins by editing the files within a skin's folder. This tutorial fleshes out more details on making skins within Clickteam Fusion 2.5.
• Additional skins may be purchased and downloaded at the ClickStore.

Fusion Skins

These are the skins that come with Fusion:

	Dark	Default	Pinky Girly	Glossy
Description	A simple dark theme.	A simple light theme. Used by default.	A girly theme featuring a pink/white gradient and a cartoon girl.	A glossy looking skin. It features the Fusion logo on the bottom-right corner.
Storyboard Editor
Event Editor
Event List Editor

Available from the ClickStore

These are the skins available from the ClickStore. You can get them here.

ClickStore Name	Default Fusion Name	Author	ClickStore
Classic MMF2 Skin	Classic MMF2	ProdigyX	Free
Cocoa Icing Skin	Cocoa Icing		Free
Minimal Card Skin	Minimal Card		Free
Brix Skin	Brix		Free
Dark Mist Skin	DarkMist	RunoNetworks	Free
Steam Powered Phénix skin	?	Seyjin	Free
Glowed - Dark Gray Skin	?	BadDoge	Free
Howl Theme	?	burutaru	$1.99
Harana dark	?		$0.99
Harana light	?
iOS 7 Theme by Pixhitt	iOS 7 by Brevo	Bernardo Dias	$0.50
Android Lollipop Theme by Pixhitt	Lollipop		$0.50
Dark Clockwork	?	lucky13	$1.99
Neon Night - Dark skin	?		$1.89
C-Fusion Black Skin	?	crayzor-echos	$1.99
Fusion Neon Skin	?		$2.99
Smooth Cyan	?	SoftWarewolf	$0.99
Productiva	?	Volnaiskra	$1.99
Port; SKIN	?	Danjo	$0.99

Up to date as of 7/16/2017

Downloading skins

In the zip file, you should find a folder with many images and a few other files. Copy the folder into the Skins directory in Fusion's Program Files.

How Skins Work

Image splicing splits an individual image into nine subsections. These sections are repeated as needed over a space until the entire space is filled with these subsections.

Making and Editing Skins

Skins are made of images and an info.ini file. To learn about what each image and info.ini section do, read this document.

Contributors to this page

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