You can change the skins, but the font always remains the same.

Most VST's are largely bitmap-driven and co-ordinates and font sizes, etc are often hardcoded. This means most can't be resized.

Live with it or use another plugin.

I've only described it as it should be from a technical point of view. If you're overwhelmed by it, please note that I neither know you nor what computer knowledge you have. So don't be so damn sensitive.

 

You are wrong. In this case the fonts are just png images.

Each of your answers links to dozens of Google pages that have little to do with it, and that you probably haven't read or looked at yourself. This way it seems like you underestimate the intelligence of anyone who asks a question here. Now i'll tell you a secret; We all know how to use Google!

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/134479?hl=en

https://www.wikihow.com/Search-Google

 

Now there's a subject heading you can't pass up

 

I mean this one:

CamelPhat Bitmud Grey (Free Download)
https://vstskins.com/camelphat-bitmud-grey/

That's the Background Skin


Camel Audio - CamelPhat in PreSonus Studio One = 713 x 625


Scaling Windows to 175% = 998 x 875

 

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QUOTE="Smeghead, post: 823996, member: 128276"]Now there's a subject heading you can't pass up[/QUOTE]
If you want to learn all about magnifying glasses, or Windows resolution, you're in the right place!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnifying_glass

https://www.alamy.com/camel-head-vi...st-the-background-of-sand-image247534979.html

 

Apple bought Camel Audio, so ironically (considering the other thread), you could buy a Mac right now and continue using camels in glorious 4K.

 

Is there a way to completely override a plugin GUI with a generic one? (eg. Airwindows style)

 

shit like this is why I didn't buy a 4k monitor for my studio even if I have them everywhere else

 

I dunno about FL studio but he could probably map everything in a rack in ableton (everything that the vst presents at least which is plugin dependent)

 

I'd like the Mac mini, and i'd like to try Logic!

 

Damn camel plugin, it was so close..

 

Only Reaper can do it AFAIK. And it's a great feature

 

CAMEL PHAT is one of those plugs which got forgotten vice versa to gross beat ...
always good have it installed also bridged ....good we have it warez'ed.

 

Something like that?
https://www.reddit.com/r/FL_Studio/comments/17nwqyi/camelcrusher_patcher_gui_wrapper/

 

none of the plugins in Logic directly replace Camelphat or Camelspace. You have to resurrect the 32bit versions as 64bit using 32Lives. Maybe you could bridge the 32bit VST format plugins, but then you would need to use another wrapper like Patchwork just to load them as VST.

 

Well first you need to find which font is used here, then you remove it from windows font folder and rename the font you want to use with the name of the original font.
At that time it was probably a TrueType font (.ttf).
So if this font is called Camel.ttf, then remove Camel.ttf and copy something like Arial.ttf to Camel.ttf ...
No sure it will work btw ... but in some old programs the "text boxes" like that had font preferences just based on font name from the windows system font list.
I doubt font are graphics (png) file but I may be wrong ...