2009-03-03, 11:21
Good things come to those who wait
2009-03-03, 15:43
I think the best way to learn the xml is to download Empty and use the XBMC skinning manual to learn different controls and stuff until you got the hang of things. Empty is the perfect template skin. It will be a very rewarding and frustrating endeavor for sure.
And dont be afraid to ask lots of questions.
I personally hate xml and I am too stubborn to ask questions, so I never got TOO far (hell I just have a huge psd pack with pretty much all graphics and layout, and a TON of scraped xml's). I really prefer the graphics aspect of skinning!
-IllumiNaughty
And dont be afraid to ask lots of questions.
I personally hate xml and I am too stubborn to ask questions, so I never got TOO far (hell I just have a huge psd pack with pretty much all graphics and layout, and a TON of scraped xml's). I really prefer the graphics aspect of skinning!
-IllumiNaughty
2009-03-04, 06:16
Just so excited to show this I couldnt help myself. Here is so far what we have for a working home screen. Icons are gonna change slightly now that i have seen them in skin, but they wont be much different.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
2009-03-04, 07:25
Looks really good though not too sure i like the images for settings etc but i love the overall look of the skin and frames
2009-03-04, 14:33
watzen Wrote:Do you have any animation in place on the homescreen?
A whole bunch of them. The menu is fully animated.
2009-03-05, 03:02
Yeah the animations are quite fun. I may record it and post a link to show it a little.
2009-03-05, 03:36
Anyone know a good program for screen cap?
2009-03-05, 04:08
xbmc can take screenshots of itself if this is what you are asking ?
try printscreen key for linux atleast, else see keymap
try printscreen key for linux atleast, else see keymap
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2009-03-05, 04:11
print screen on windows copies the screen to the clipboard then paste it into your favourite paint program?
2009-03-05, 04:31
OH i might have been to vague sorry I mean a program that records I got the screen caps by using Prt Scrn on page 4 
