Dice Tower Image Cut Off

[Larrytheblock1]

Heyo, hopefully this is the right sub-forum for my problem
After adding the CoreRPG-menus extension (That makes the menus smaller buttons at the top left) my dice tower image seems to be cut off regardless of the theme I use. I obviously understand that this is probably because of the extension rather than fantasy grounds itself, but was wondering if anyone had any idea how to fix the issue? I've attached an image of the dice tower (Using the dark theme and a custom background image) Thank you in advance!

[Larrytheblock1]

Also, while I'm here, does anyone know what 'section' of 1920x1080 background images aregenerally clear? By this I mean the section of a background image that isn't covered by the chat, hotbar, etc.

[Trenloe]

As you suggest, this could well be caused by the extension - so the best place to post this is in the thread for the extension.

[Moon Wizard]

If you change the size of the dicetower frames; you also need to change the size of the dicetower panel and window.

Regards,
JPG

[Trenloe]

To clarify - are you creating your own theme or dice tower image extension? Or are you just using the menu extension? We'll need more information if you're working on your own extension/code in addition to the extension you mention.

[Larrytheblock1]

So the first question was just in regards to pre-existing themes' dice towers being cut off which I'm going to move to the extension's page, don't know how or why I didn't think of that. The second one about the background is just about what area of a background image in fantasy grounds is uncovered by base UI elements without any extensions.

[Trenloe]

The second one about the background is just about what area of a background image in fantasy grounds is uncovered by base UI elements without any extensions.
There's no real accurate answer to this. Most people (GMs and players) will play with the FG window at a different resolution, maybe even a different UI scale, plus they can resize and move the chat window around the desktop and have a wide or narrow sidebar. A background of 1920x1080 would probably be too large for some user desktop setup.

[Larrytheblock1]

Ah, thanks for all the help!