2014-02-17, 22:56
thats right the variable is missing thanks FrenZee
(2014-02-18, 02:44)crawfish Wrote: I use InfoWall to view TV series, as I like the grid of thumbnails it presents. However, it indicates the selected item in a very subtle way, by changing the icon text from a faint gray to a slightly brighter gray. Is there any way to make the selected item pop out like movies do in Wall view?
ETA: Or for that matter, like the selected album "Recovery" in the post directly above this one?
(2014-02-18, 02:46)warlion Wrote:(2014-02-18, 02:44)crawfish Wrote: I use InfoWall to view TV series, as I like the grid of thumbnails it presents. However, it indicates the selected item in a very subtle way, by changing the icon text from a faint gray to a slightly brighter gray. Is there any way to make the selected item pop out like movies do in Wall view?
ETA: Or for that matter, like the selected album "Recovery" in the post directly above this one?
you saying that you need the info wall focus something like the Wall focus?
(2014-02-18, 02:57)crawfish Wrote:I have noticed that too, but it works OK with clear cases turned on, not when they're off.(2014-02-18, 02:46)warlion Wrote:(2014-02-18, 02:44)crawfish Wrote: I use InfoWall to view TV series, as I like the grid of thumbnails it presents. However, it indicates the selected item in a very subtle way, by changing the icon text from a faint gray to a slightly brighter gray. Is there any way to make the selected item pop out like movies do in Wall view?
ETA: Or for that matter, like the selected album "Recovery" in the post directly above this one?
you saying that you need the info wall focus something like the Wall focus?
Yep. Given the tight spacing of the thumbnails, that would be the way to do it.
(2014-02-18, 03:02)warlion Wrote: edit
line 106 on viewtype_addonwall.xml
to
<animation effect="zoom" center="87,133" start="100" end="140" time="160" tween="quadratic" reversible="false">Focus</animation>
you can alter the size with the end="#" to any number you need in %
<animation type="Focus" reversible="false">
<effect type="zoom" center="auto" start="100" end="140" time="320" tween="cubic" />
</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="0,20" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Row(0)">Conditional</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="0,-20" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Row(4)">Conditional</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="40,0" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Column(0)">Conditional</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="-40,0" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Column(3)">Conditional</animation>
(2014-02-18, 06:11)crawfish Wrote:(2014-02-18, 03:02)warlion Wrote: edit
line 106 on viewtype_addonwall.xml
to
<animation effect="zoom" center="87,133" start="100" end="140" time="160" tween="quadratic" reversible="false">Focus</animation>
you can alter the size with the end="#" to any number you need in %
Thanks, that's helpful, but I needed to insert it at line 274 for it to have any effect. Then there were problems along the grid edges and with the New/Watched flag size and position, so I ended up inserting the following just after the OverlayVisibility0 image control at line 328; this is partly based on code I found in ViewType_Wall.xml:
Code:<animation type="Focus" reversible="false">
<effect type="zoom" center="auto" start="100" end="140" time="320" tween="cubic" />
</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="0,20" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Row(0)">Conditional</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="0,-20" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Row(4)">Conditional</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="40,0" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Column(0)">Conditional</animation>
<animation effect="slide" end="-40,0" time="320" reversible="false" tween="cubic" condition="Container.Column(3)">Conditional</animation>
Now the zoomed focused icons stay within the scroll area, and the flags zoom along with the icons. While it does what I want, please point out any mistakes or naive practice, as I've never looked at the skinning system before tonight.