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yes, i was just saying you could pretty much copy and paste the multiimage control from one window to the other without having to change anything except maybe the position and size (posx, posy, and width, height). My point was that there aren't any weird window dependent variables in the control or anything of that sort.
And where exactly? Everett? I used to live in Port Angeles if you know where that is, and I noticed another member on here (or maybe it was xbox-scene) that was from the same place, and that kind of surprised me.
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ah, yeah, Marysville....I think I stopped off there last year at a homedepot or jc penny or something, some shopping mall, where I met a guy to sell him a car part from my old impreza haha. I'm not sure i've ever really explored the area, though.
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Great thread and work everyone.
I'm new to XBMC and I copied timdog82001 files that he posted on page one and edited them to point my path which is C:\XBMC\Backdrops\weather
So both files look like this (see below) but it is not working. It just shows a black screen at both home and when I select weather. Is there something else I need to change. I'm using MediaStream V1.00
I take it that the pictures should stay in their subdirectories for the codes to work but do I need to do anything else?
Your help is appreciated.
Home file:
<control type="group" id="214">
<description>Weather Background Image</description>
<include>HomeBackgroundFade</include>
<include>HomeWeatherBGVisible</include>
<control type="multiimage">
<imagepath>C:\XBMC\Backdrops\weather\$INFO[Weather.FanartCode]</imagepath>
<include>CustomBGMultiImage</include>
<include>WeatherBGVisible</include>
<include>HomeWeatherBGVisible</include>
</control>
MyWeather file:
<controls>
<control type="group">
<description>Weather Background Image</description>
<visible>Window.IsVisible(MyWeather)</visible>
<visible>![Control.IsVisible(53) + Window.IsMedia]</visible>
<control type="group">
<description>Weather Background Image</description>
<control type="multiimage">
<imagepath>C:\XBMC\Backdrops\weather\$INFO[Weather.FanartCode]</imagepath>
<include>CustomBGMultiImage</include>
</control>
<control type="group">
<include>CustomWeatherBackground</include>
</control>
</control>
</control>
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the only thing you changed was the file path? It should work then, you could try adding a slash to the end but i don't think that should be necessary. how old is the xbmc you're using? what revision?
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Make sure you are using latest version of XBMC too.
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2009-02-05, 15:34
(This post was last modified: 2009-02-05, 15:40 by boxterduke.)
Hey guys, I'm using the latest version of XBMC. I downloaded it mid January from the main site so it is XBMC 8.10 ‘Atlantis’.
As for the slash do you mean at the end of the path? C:\XBMC\Backdrops\weather\
It is added as you can see above.
Is anyone using Aeon and can post their files? I can try Aeon and see if it works or Horizonz.
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Has anyone had any luck with this in PM3.HD?
I am mostly interested in getting it working in home.xml.
If anyone could assist me with their code, I would appreciate it.
I must be missing something because it is coming up with the default picture still.