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[i][b]What is it you would like see customized/made[/b][/i]
An option to change the generic blue to red/green etc etc...
[i][b]How would like see it customized/made?[/b][/i]
Very simple. Menu > Settings > Other (Or a new tab) GUI Colour > select colour.
[i][b]Is there anybody you think would be able to/you would like see customize/make this?[/b][/i]
The button would have to be made by the devs since it would require a little bit of programming but the for the actual GUI just about anyone who knows how to use a paint palette could do it.
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This wouldn't work from a standard "let's just change the global hue of the skin with a toggle button" standpoint for at least 2 reasons that I can think of. 1. It'd mess up anyone who uses custom images in their skins, for example the people who may incorporate pokemon images into the skin itself, like the skin with the pikachu tail in the battle HUD, and 2. Some colors simply don't take well to being forced to another hue and it would mess them up and make some skins have clashing colors.
The only way this is really doable is if the person making the skin makes different color variants of the skin on their own, and then create a client update to allow people making their own skin have a global color "name" for each color variant, and for the client to read which is which one and change accordingly, which is pretty much the same system that all programs that allow multiple skins to be installed at once already do. It'd be the same as installing multiple skins and then just telling the game what one we want to use for now. THAT idea would be a lot more doable and practical for more reasons.
All that said, it's already possible for someone to make different color variants of their own skin that is completely changeable solely through replacing the login.xml file for say, a blue skin to a green version of the same skin. Provided they know what they are doing and put the work into it via manual XML editing or using TWL. I've already made a rough version of a second color of my own skin that I've been working on for a while just to confirm that the concept of alt colors via multiple login.xml files works, and it does.