2019-05-09, 17:51
No problem - it's already done from my side.
(2019-05-09, 17:48)bsoriano Wrote: @DarrenHill , I will be submitting an update of Amber to the Kodi repo. Unfortunately, that means I will have to remove the custom keymap and the python script that copies it, as neither can be included with skins in the Kodi repo. Please save your custom keymap! It will no longer show up on Git or the Amber repo after today.Not being an expert, what is a custom keymap ?
Regards,
Bart
(2019-05-09, 18:11)Cyberdom Wrote:@Cyberdom , a custom keymap is a file that, when present in the userdata/keymaps folder of your Kodi installation, allows you to remap (give different functions) to keys or key combinations when you are using Kodi.(2019-05-09, 17:48)bsoriano Wrote: @DarrenHill , I will be submitting an update of Amber to the Kodi repo. Unfortunately, that means I will have to remove the custom keymap and the python script that copies it, as neither can be included with skins in the Kodi repo. Please save your custom keymap! It will no longer show up on Git or the Amber repo after today.Not being an expert, what is a custom keymap ?
Regards,
Bart
Will we still have Amber updates on Amber's repository ?
(2019-05-09, 19:14)DarrenHill Wrote: gen.xml is the custom keymap generated by the keymap editor add-on.@DarrenHill , thanks for the explanation! I did not know what gen.xml was.
Even if the repo update doesn't include the keymap, any keymap that is already in place (such as yours) won't be touched or removed. It just means that a new install via the official repo won't add it (the Amber.xml keymap file).
(2019-05-09, 19:14)DarrenHill Wrote: gen.xml is the custom keymap generated by the keymap editor add-on.Indeed, I use the add-on keymap editor to use the keys of the remote control of my TV through the CEC. Thank you for the clarification.
Even if the repo update doesn't include the keymap, any keymap that is already in place (such as yours) won't be touched or removed. It just means that a new install via the official repo won't add it (the Amber.xml keymap file).
Quote:Would you be willing to trade having up to six shelves as we have right now for having up to two (the two could be shown at the same time, kind of like the Jarvis shelves), but totally customizable, like the menu/submenu? Please let me know your thoughts on this. Thanks.Yes, most definitely.
(2019-05-11, 23:37)bsoriano Wrote: As of right now, you can totally customize the menu and submenus, meaning adding, moving, deleting, renaming any menu option, as well as having an unlimited number of menu items.
(2019-05-11, 23:37)bsoriano Wrote: Would you be willing to trade having up to six shelves as we have right now for having up to two (the two could be shown at the same time, kind of like the Jarvis shelves), but totally customizable, like the menu/submenu? Please let me know your thoughts on this. Thanks.
(2019-05-11, 23:37)bsoriano Wrote: You can disable menu options without deleting them, and you can choose a single image or multi-image for the background for each menu option. You can also choose fanart from a video playlist as a multi-image background.I do not know if it's possible, but I would like to have an option to scroll all the fanarts automatically for the background of the movies and TV Shows menus.
(2019-05-11, 23:37)bsoriano Wrote: Would you be willing to trade having up to six shelves as we have right now for having up to two (the two could be shown at the same time, kind of like the Jarvis shelves), but totally customizable, like the menu/submenu? Please let me know your thoughts on this. Thanks.I don't know, we should see what happens on a screenshot.
(2019-05-12, 22:04)DarrenHill Wrote: @Merwenus - the syntax tag might be better for such short code snippets (use a pastebin site for longer ones).
Just use [ syntax=xml ] [ /syntax ] (without the spaces) in the case of xml snippets. Or failing that the [ code ] [ /code ] tags again may be useful to know. Inline is meant for just that, single lines within normal text.