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[MOD] Custom Home Items the easy way
#46
Any thoughts??

johnny_swindle Wrote:OK........I followed the directions in this thread and installed the mod. This is what if found out:

- Added an "Add on Short cut" to launch the Auto Update plugin........worked flawlessly

- Add a custom favorite to run a plug in to launch an external program.....worked flawlessly

- Added a custom favorite to take me directly to a video source (Home Movies)...it failed and gave me a black screen. I was not view anyvideo files via the library or any other way until I changed the skin to a non-Confluence based skin and then accessed my videos.

I am not sure what I need to supply to the forum for diagnostic purposes. Has anyone else ran across this??
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#47
I'm trying to edit the Confluence Home screen to have Live TV with an onClick that loads mythbox. Can someone help. I tried editing the Home.xml in folder 720p but cant get it to change.
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#48
downloaded and tried to install

comes up installation failedHuh?

where do i go from here?
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#49
ManicD Wrote:downloaded and tried to install

comes up installation failedHuh?

where do i go from here?

Theres no "installation", you just drop this into your skin.confluence folder and say "yes" to overwriting...
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#50
mcborzu Wrote:Theres no "installation", you just drop this into your skin.confluence folder and say "yes" to overwriting...


Apologies, i'm new to linux and XBMC

Current install is XBMC-Standalone on ubuntu 10.10 with gnome desktop, where can i find the skin.confluence folder?
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#51
ManicD Wrote:Apologies, i'm new to linux and XBMC

Current install is XBMC-Standalone on ubuntu 10.10 with gnome desktop, where can i find the skin.confluence folder?

Just search for skin.confluence and drop the files in the 720p folder
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#52
>>X<<' Wrote:Just search for skin.confluence and drop the files in the 720p folder

never hurts to copy the skin.confluence folder and save that somewhere just in case also.
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#53
Very true something I always do Smile
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#54
Thanks for your help

the /usr/share/xbmc folder was owned by root so i had to do a "sudo chmod 777 -R /usr/share/xbmc" to take ownership first, then all was good


:-)
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#55
This looks like a great mod, but I am running into an issue. I can create a Custom Favorite and give it a name... and it appears on my home screen, but I cannot "set favorite"... it gives me the message "Can not find favourites.xml".

Here's what I did... please feel free to point to my error(s):

I unzipped Homemod and saw three folders: 720p, media, and scripts. I opened the 720p folder, copied those files to C:/Program Files(x86)/XBMC/addons/skin.confluence/720p... then I opened the media folder and copied the "backgrounds" file and put it into the pre-existing media folder where it sits with the Textures.xbt folder... and then I copied the whole scripts folder into the skins.confluence folder since there wasn't a pre-existing scripts folder already there.

I assume I put the script.favourites folder in the wrong place -- I thought it should be C:/ Pro. Files/XBMC/addons/skin.confluence/scripts/scripts.favourite?
Huh

Oops... forgot to mention: Windows 7 x64, XBMC version 10 Dharma
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#56
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, this has been the only thing keeping me with Transparency over confluence
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#57
IF YOU DON'T HAVE A C:\Users\buddy\AppData\Roaming\XBMC\addons\skin.confluence folder, follow these instructions.

You probably have a fresh install of Dharma, and there's no skin.confluence folder in add-ons.

From the zipped folder, drag and drop the 720p and media folders into C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\addons\skin.confluence.

Overwrite all.

From the scripts folder in the zipped folder, drag script.favorites from it, and drag to:
C:\Users\buddy\AppData\Roaming\XBMC\addons.

Restart XBMC, and bob's your uncle....
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#58
Hey how do one add more Custom Favorites than 5 like if I want 10 or something
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#59
I think I may have found a bug. I set this up on Windows and it worked really well. I installed the Mythbox addon and made it a favorite. I then added it as a custom favorite. Really cool, I now have a direct selection fir Mythbox on my home menu.

I then tried to do the same on a XBMCLive system. When I go to select the favorite the Mythbox favorite doesn't appear. I even tried to add a movie favorite and it didn't appear either.

I was able to get it to appear on my home menu by manually editing the guisettings.xml directly, so it appears the bug is with it allowing the selection of favorites.
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ManicD Wrote:Thanks for your help

the /usr/share/xbmc folder was owned by root so i had to do a "sudo chmod 777 -R /usr/share/xbmc" to take ownership first, then all was good


:-)

I am trying this too but no luck, still getting permission problem when trying to copy the files to....
Help needed.

Br, Zemy
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