[Roman_V_M]

@Wimpie

First, thank you for spotting a typo in the docs. I'll fix that immediately.

The problem is that you are overthinking this. After you have patched the module-level skin variable, you use PyXBMCt normally as you did before. You don't need to invent stuff like this

Code:

class MyAddon(pyxbmct.skin)

which is an invalid Python statement by definition because you are trying to inherit from a non-type object.

Also consult API docs: http://romanvm.github.io/script.module.p....addonskin
to see which property is responsible for which element.