Xbox one-click icon for SkyUI
The actual Xbox One icon, not the Xbox 360 icon.
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The actual Xbox One icon, not the Xbox 360 icon.
Quick summary:
It's always bugged me how SkyUI on the Special Edition uses the Xbox 360 icon instead of the Xbox One icon. Now yes, there is no difference other than the two buttons. The Start and Back buttons on Xbox One are those new buttons known as the Menu button (i.e. Start) and the View button (i.e. Back). Basically three lines and one with two squares.
I like the new one because I use an Xbox One controller and prefer the last generation over the previous one. The letters on the icon have also been changed to match the actual Xbox One version. Finally, it fully supports RaceMenu and even if you don't use it, the extra small files there won't do any harm, trust me.
If you like what you see, check out My Other Mods.
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Very Quick Brief:
Always bugged me how SkyUI on Special Edition used the Xbox 360 Icons and not the Xbox One icons. Now yes there are no differences except for two buttons. The Start and Back buttons on Xbox One are those new ones called the Menu button (which is start) and the View button (which is back). Basically the one with three lines and the one with two squares.
I like the new ones because I use an Xbox One controller and I like it feeling next gen, instead of last gen. Also changed the alpha on the icons to match the actual Xbox One version. Lastly, it fully supports RaceMenu, even if you don't use it, the extra little file in there won't cause any harm, trust me.
If You Like What You See, Check Out My Other Mods.
-- PS4 Button Icons for SkyUI
-- ESO Gamepad UI
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