(2015-02-13, 12:49)DerGary1991 Wrote: 2. I tried it myself what do you think?
I actually managed to figure out a relatively simple way of not needing to change too much stuff to support having dark dialogs. Check latest git - there should now be a colour scheme for Dark Dialogs. I changed a few colour definitions for some elements so I hope I haven't mucked up your own scheme too much! Let me know if you find any inconsistencies because there might have been something I missed.
(2015-02-13, 15:02)matze276 Wrote: i found a bug when displaying special episodes in wide episode view.
Hmmm... not sure exactly what I'm going to do about this. I've fixed it so that it shouldn't show the "0" at the front when it is a special - haven't tested but should work. However, I can see that there is still going to be a problem if the special number is over 9 - e.g. S12 is not going to fit properly. Will have to have a think about what the best solution will be.
(2015-02-13, 16:18)filthycatbox Wrote: 1. One of the least consistent aspects of the design language is the sudden appearance of circular areas such as when selecting the thumbnails and fanart. There seems no reason other than an aesthetic one for doing this as it cuts off visible areas and makes it incredibly difficult to see what you're selecting even on a large display.
2. I'd also love the option to get rid of the banner, or at the very least reduce it to one single line of text. The icon creates a focal point unnecessarily.
3. The icons I was referring to in the earlier post, are the large square ones in the Settings menu. They show a heavy compression and detract somewhat from the HD feel of the rest of the skin.
4. The pop-up dialogue menus look fantastic, but the text can be difficult to read against the blue. Do you intend to make any other colour themes available?
1. I'm on the fence about this one. I quite like the circles but I can understand where you are coming from and it is a purely aesthetic choice. However, in Art selection dialogs you should be able to see a bigger sized image with aspect ratio intact. Still I understand your point... I may or may not change it, all I can say is I will think about it.
2. Do you mean the header in top left? You already can -- Skin Settings > Furniture > Show Header (disable)
3. I've changed the layout there and made the icons smaller -- however, haven't tested on the tv yet. I'm still not 100% happy with this screen. I'm not sure if having three columns makes it harder to navigate.
4. I'm unsure which dialogs you are referring to exactly??
(2015-02-13, 16:39)bollstedt Wrote: I was playing around with the settings, but I did not find an option which shows the home navigation bar as soon Kodi starts. You have to press the down button first in order to see the navigation bar.
moreover, I have a couple of 3D isos labeld with 3DBD in the filename. Some skins have a disc art option with an 3D Blu Ray Logo, which looks imho clumsy. however, would it be possible to add a small 3D and iso symbol in the info bar for this beautiful skin?
You might have to disable your mouse - it seems your mouse pointer is on the widget element and stealing focus from the home bar.
Settings > System > Input Devices > Enable mouse and touch screen support (disable it).
There should be a 3d glasses icon next to the codec info that shows for items which have a stereoscopic flag. Your naming convention is probably wrong - You need to have filenames that have a
.3d. in the filename for kodi to recognise them as 3d
See here for proper filenaming conventions for 3d:
http://kodi.wiki/view/3D
(2015-02-13, 17:20)filthycatbox Wrote: Oh, I forgot to ask earlier... Where the hell is the power option?
You have to add it yourself. Just add an item with the custom action
Code:
ActivateWindow(shutdownmenu)
(2015-02-13, 19:49)DruTheFu Wrote: I hope I make sense here....
This may just be me, and my lack of knowledge, but in the Eminence skin, I was not able to add my library sources, and had to go back to the default "Confluence" Kodi skin to add my library sources. I tried to add them in the sources.xml file, but to no avail. I was able to customize/add the SMB paths to where my files reside within the homescreen "Movies" and "TV Shows" widgets via 'custom path', but my libraries wouldn't populate.
With this new "Arctic: Zephyr" skin, will I have the ability to add library sources directly from this skin without having to switch back to the Confluence skin for the sources to populate my libraries and scrape metadata? Will I be able to add the source path, specify which media scrapper to use, media type, etc natively from within this skin?
Sorry for such a noob-like question.
You can do all that from Eminence and from this skin. You add sources from the Files view. In Eminence all you have to do is click "Movies" then choose "Files" from the hub. Then click "Add Videos".
With the default home menu in Arctic you go to videos > press down for submenu > choose files > Click add videos.
(2015-02-13, 21:52)three80 Wrote: (2015-02-13, 14:24)jurialmunkey Wrote: re: posters. I just use what ever is in the kodi library database as ListItem.Art(poster) and fallback to ListItem.Icon - so something strange is going on regarding what art has been scanned into your database.
Strange. Is Eminence grabbing them the same way? Because Eminence shows the correct art for poster.
Ah okay. Difference is that Eminence looks for Art(poster) where as here I'm just looking to Icon/Thumb (which should be the poster). So it seems somehow you have managed to scan landscapes instead of posters for your movie thumbs. Anyway I added a check for Art(poster) so this should fix it for you - though your art database thumbs are supposed to point to posters, so its weird that they dont.....