I've been tinkering with skins over the last few months and wanted to share my first Way themed skin.  This particular skin is a Blue Way skin.  I've also made a few modification to the GUI including:

- Ability to make the buddy list narrower than the current default settings
- Added equipment slots to the small inventory window (the one that pops up when you open inventory from a container or when you trade with someone).  These equipment slots can be "hidden" by resizing the window.
- Added custom icons for:  Open Inventory, Transfer to Inventory, Take All, and Take Stack All buttons.
- Added inventory weight to the small inventory window.
- Modified the chat panel to have the tabs between the dialog box and the reading pane.
- Slight modifications to the location of decorations for the main inventory window.
- Slight modifications to the crafting and spell casting progress bars (moved the button down to remove overlap with progress bars).

I've included a link to couple of screenshots and zipped skin below.  If you want to try it out, simply place a copy of zip folder in your skins folder. It should appear in the skins list the next time you launch PS.  For windows it's located at C:\Program Files (x86)\PlaneShift\art\skins or C:\Program Files\PlaneShift\art\skins (depending on if you're running 32 bit or 64 bit).  I've been testing this skin on my computer (windows ; an earlier version was tested on Mac; it has not been tested on linux.  If you have any issues or suggestions, let me know. 

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p3at5gkffb915nz/AACEGLqcTlodOCqN4ET9goxma?dl=0

I think that a stacking function would be nice, especially for metallurgy.  It, could be something as simple as /stack item i.e. /stack platinum ingot, or it could be implimented in the stock casting tank as a button like the combine button instead it would be stack or stack and move to inventory and then it would be a stack of 16.  I'm not sure how difficult this would be impliment.  The other option would be to drop ingots/stock into a stack on the first drop into the inventory window instead of dropping into an empty slot and then having to manually stack it.  If it were a command like /stack, it could be used for other things as well, for if you pick up a bunch of loot of the ground you could /stack ulbernaut claw.