How To: Make Your Own AIO

How To: Make Your Own AIO


So, I'm sure alot are having trouble figureing out how to make your own AIO, so here's my little (lol) tut on how to!

In this tut we'll be using Autoplay Media Studio 7

This is going to be a very long tut, and it took me quite some time to screencap all that (prnt screen + paint)

On a side note, I did this with a broken shift button, so maybe half some of the words are capitalized, I apologize this but I am somewhat tired

Let's get cracking, shall we?

Step 1: Startup Autoplay Media Studio 7 and press "create new project"





Step 2: Here you name the AIO whatever you want




Step 3: First, add a background image, we'll be doing this by clicking this button, the image will most likely be waaaay too large, so scale it down so it fits.






Step 4: Now we'll be adding a title to the AIO, click the "new label object" button



Step 5: In the "text" field you write what you want it to be, in the "state color" panel you choose what colors you want, you can have a highlight and click color.
You can also change font etc here.



Step 6: You've most likely seen this before, most people hotlink the title to their favorite website (rapidfind.org of course!) so hit the "Quick Action" tab and set the "action to run" to "view website"





Step 7: Now it's time to add what we want the AIO to contain! As this is only a tut I'll only be adding one item, but the procedure can be done as many times as wanted.

You can have AIO's with buttons that direct to the installers, with pictures, with text, etc.
In this tut we'll be using pictures, so hit the image button again.



Now pick the image that fits with the item you want to install.

Step 8: Setting the image to the installer.



Step 9: You've probably seen this before, when you hover the mouse over the image it makes a certain sound, and the same with click.





Step 10: After done, click preview.



Step 11: Continue to this step when added as many items as needed.



In the "progress window" you can write whatever you want it to say when it's loading up the AIO.

Make sure that "encrypt data segment" is ON




Step 12: You're finally done! You'll be taken to the location where you've set it to save your AIO.



I hope you all understood and enjoyed this TUT, this is of course the very basics of AIO making with this program, but it's enough to get you started!