(2014-07-02, 17:59)Mike_Doc Wrote: @miks85, thanks very much for the flags guide. Now working and it seems I'll need to rename various files as my file name don't contain bluray or a version of that. No big problem.

(2014-07-02, 19:33)REralte Wrote: miks85 i add the line you told us like these but is no working for me, i dont know what and doing wrong

(2014-07-02, 21:35)REralte Wrote: ok i will send it to you thank one more time

(2014-07-03, 00:46)REralte Wrote: i did all that im going try your variables

(2014-07-02, 19:01)nivepl Wrote: Probably easy query, but does anyone know where "WATCHED", "NEW" "IN PROGRESS" etc. ribbons that are shown on title icons are stored in the skin folder? The reason I'm asking these are not translated to my native lang and I would very much translate these but don't know where these are;(. Cheers!

(2014-07-02, 11:37)Mike_Doc Wrote: @miks85,

I must be a complete noob, can you tell me how I even turn on the icons at the bottom? I have the standard XBMC ones. Is there a switch? I've found 'customized icons' in skin settings and turned on 'colored icons' but it doesn't seem to have made a difference to the film icons that appear?

Thanks

Mike.

(2014-07-01, 19:39)miks85 Wrote:

(2014-06-28, 21:18)Surlias Wrote: Does anyone know how to add custom source icons? I'd like to have more than one "web-dl" source format, since not all web-dl files are sourced from iTunes, and the standard Nox Reloaded "WEB-TV" icon isn't really suitable for web-dl movie files. I've tried creating a "web-tv.png" file with the icon I want to use, but video files I've tagged with "web-tv" in the filename don't pull it up, they just default to the encoding tag (like H.264 or whatever).
Any ideas?

(2014-06-30, 05:12)baijuxavior Wrote: Is there any option to display an icon for SBS or TAB 3D files? I can currently view 3D blu-ray cases, but it will be useful to know what kind of 3d file it is.

I have a solution for both of you. I have integrated 2 different 3d logos for normal 3d and Disney 3D:



What you need is to say xbmc to recognize that there are different files and learn xbmc what to do. Therefor you have to do something with the filename and the variables.xml, located here: C:\\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\XBMC\addons\skin.aeon.nox.gotham\1080i\variables.xml

1. Open the variables.xml
2. search for bluray3d (for me its line 162)



There you have this string:
<value condition="[SubString(ListItem.Filename,bluray) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,blu-ray) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,bdrip) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,brrip)] + [SubString(ListItem.Filename,.3D.) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,3DBD)]">bluray3d</value>
It says that when there is a file named with for example .bluray.3d. xmbc will show up the "bluray3d.png" image

3. What you have to do is adding a new line that says xbmc what to do. I added this by copying the 3d line:
<value condition="[SubString(ListItem.Filename,bluray) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,blu-ray) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,bdrip) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,brrip)] + [SubString(ListItem.Filename,.disney3D.) | SubString(ListItem.Filename,disney3DBD)]">disney3d</value>
This line says xbmc to show up the "disney3d.png" image if the filename includes .bluray.disney3d.

4. then you only have to put your .png file to the source library


5. at least you have to name your files.


And now you can do this for your beloved images