[Vimmelthevampire]

I understand that many times users asking for things that they would like just are unaware of the sheer complexity of the skinning work. They assume all is easy and it must be a matter of quickly adding one or two lines of code in the right place...

I'll take advantage of this case to explain a skinner's work a bit. You see a CD rolling to the right from the back of the CD case, then to the left and stops in front of the CD case, then it dissapears to the left; quite easy, isn'it? Without further technical details I'll say that you need 4 different CD images. 1) Image of the CD rolling from behind the CD case, then it dissapears (you won't notice it because image 2 is carefully coded so as to appear just in the same place) 2) Image of the CD rolling to the left this time in front of the CD case. 3) Image of the reflection in the floor of image 1. 4) Image of the reflection in the floor of image 2.

It goes without saying that they all must be carefully synchronized and adjusted in its place, trying once and again, changing parameters until all looks natural and gets in its place and with the right timing, what takes many, many hours...

I hope you'll understand better now when I keep silent when some requests are made...

Yeah I understand completely.
Towards the bottom of the XML it says (MusicPlayer.Time,11)
This is the start of the animation. Notice the next line is 51, the next 91, etc.
I can actually see on tv screen the process begin at exactly them times.
I just add more code and up the number by 40 each time.
Same for the other animations. Is that correct?