zepfan Wrote:DJinn That is because the info bar comes up in the bottom. The seekbar.xml takes top spot so you can't set something over it, which is annoying. I've edited mine so that it doesn't show up like that. I can post my mods in the Neon forum if you'd like. I've heavily edited my neon skin so that it's 100% perfect with pseudo.

What I did to fix that issue was edit out all the info for the seekbar, but leave in the info for when you press the info button if you're not using Pseudo. So what happens when you're not using pseudo is you don't get that bar at the bottom so you don't know where you are when you skip forward, but you can press the info button to see where you are. Does that make sense?

djinn5150 Wrote:Yes i would love to see your mods, I think i can handle pressing info to see where i am

zepfan Wrote:Sure I'll put together a thread tonight!

djinn5150 Wrote:Also I tried giving the psuedotv.tvoverlay.xml window an ID(just used 5150) and using !Window.IsActive(5150) + Player.Seeking to have it not show up but it did not work course I don't know enough about skinning to get it right i am sure

Thanks again for your help!

zepfan Wrote:I don't think it'll work unless it's in includes.xml.

Stoli's going to be pissed when he see's my xml. I just commented out things I didn't want, lol.

EDIT: In place of a whole mod, I'll just post the one DialogSeekbar.xml. It makes pseudo look a lot nicer. Make sure to right click to download and put it in the 720p folder.

Steveb Wrote:you could also just add " + !Window.IsVisible(script.pseudotv.TVOverlay)" to the <visible> tags in question in the DialogSeekbar.xml.. Works for me and the seekbar should work as normal outside PseudoTV

djinn5150 Wrote:zepfan, Thanks I will def check it out, I think Steve might be onto something here too, If only I could get it to work for me lol, learning more about skinning today then I have in a while.



Steve, just tried this suggestion and it breaks the seekbar for me, kinda have it back now but its not working right lol,

Code:

<visible>Window.IsActive(2005) + !Window.IsActive(2901) + !Window.IsActive(142) +

!Control.IsVisible(10) + [Player.Seeking |!Window.IsVisible(script.pseudotv.TVOverlay) + Player.DisplayAfterSeek | Player.Paused |

Player.Forwarding | Player.Rewinding]</visible>

after some playing around I came to the conclusion that the Player.DisplayAfterSeek is the one triggering the seekbar when changing channels, as it sits now with that code I get no after seek seekbar period not in pseudo not normal, all the other times it works, pause, ff etc etc. I am pretty sure its something stupid I am not seeing LOL any thoughts?