2024-08-25, 13:24
(2024-08-25, 13:00)roidy Wrote: Excellent, can I ask where you found this? I looked for ages but found nothing.
Of course you can ask, whether I provide an answer is another thing....
All kidding aside: I literally went to Bing.com, clicked on copilot and asked it the question with the "precision" option active. Define EXACTLY what you need and it can/will provide you the code snippets and or whole function if you ask it to. I've used this on a few occasion where the forum is lacking or couldn't understand any particular aspect of the code and it will literally spoon feed you until you understand. It can go off the rails if you let it, but since most of us are in pretty advanced stages of our particular skins, plugins etc... it is more a guide tool when the internet or forums fail us. BE ABSOLUTELY LETHALLY ACCURATE in what you ask it, and remember, it is free, but it will only give you so many shots at asking the question and answer to the topic at hand... typically 4 responses per session before it force restarts and you "start over"... it doesn't remember the last session either....if you login, you get more tries.... if you pay, well, it's unlimited persay.... Treat it as a incredibly smart but dumb tutor and it can be a godsend... or a curse if you let it. So....you can also "preface" the inquiry like this:
Kodi skinning: Tell me what an infolabel is and build me code that will populate the label with the current time
The preface: kills 95% of the worthless BS it will return and it will focus the AI (GPT4.0) in the precise area of interest and it will literally build you the requisite code need to do exactly what I just demonstrated the ask of. You can even tell it, I have my variable in file xyz.xml and my function in abc.xml and it will properly link those two things together and provide any necessary "include" statements to ensure the code operates. Used it for debugging also including the Custom_Debug_Overlay.xml functionality to help with things I needed for specifics for the Madnox skinning... it can be both a blessing and curse...