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New CD cover - Goliath2000 - 2012-02-02 Hi ronie, I have a very nice CD case that I would like to replace the one that you are using, is there any easy way for me to do so? Check it out on this site: http://www.google.se/imgres?q=case+cd&um=1&hl=sv&biw=1599&bih=867&tbm=isch&tbnid=R7aJPPY0lvKvTM:&imgrefurl=http://z-records.zamora.com/www_eng/home.html&docid=KjjSzBOV8Zkb-M&imgurl=http://z-records.zamora.com/www_eng/cd_case.png&w=1152&h=1028&ei=B7wpT4a0CKzQ4QTxpajCAw&zoom=1 - ronie - 2012-02-02 nope, there's no easy way. it's not a simple matter of just replacing the cd-case image. you'll also have to adjust a lot of code to make sure the cd-cover will exactly fit the case, since yours has slightly different dimensions compared to the one in T! - Goliath2000 - 2012-02-02 ronie Wrote:nope, there's no easy way. Oh I see! You are not interested in replacing the existing one available in T! This would then be more like an original CD case for music!?? - ronie - 2012-02-03 Goliath2000 Wrote:Oh I see! You are not interested in replacing the existing one available in T! This would then be more like an original CD case for music!?? nope, not at all :-) early versions of T! had a cd case just like that, but it was changed by popular demand to the transparent one. - Goliath2000 - 2012-02-03 ronie Wrote:nope, not at all :-) Oh ![]() ![]() How about if I save the image in the same size as the existing one, where should I place the image then? Can't find the folder where all image should be. Seems that everything is inside this "Textures.xbt" - ronie - 2012-02-03 you need to compile your own textures file. some info here: forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=95152 to create a textures file, you need this tool (assuming you're using windows): https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/raw/master/tools/TexturePacker/TexturePacker.exe and run it with this command: TexturePacker -input media -output media\Textures.xbt - Goliath2000 - 2012-02-05 ronie Wrote:you need to compile your own textures file. Thanks a lot Ronie ![]() |