[plasma]

I wouldn't really call this a fix, as there's a lot more problems with the script than just this issue. Here's how you can make the script work from within Atlantis for Windows.

1. Edit the shortcut to XBMC and remove the '-p' from the command. This will make XBMC save user data into the installation folder, and make it accessible to scripts via the internal Q: drive. This solves the issues the script has with opening the guisettings.xml file.

2. Edit the default.py file for Torrent-X and change line 1127 as follows.

Change it from:

Code:

MyDisplay = GUI( "skin.xml", ResPath , "Default" )

To:

Code:

MyDisplay = GUI( "skin.xml", [b][color=red]os.getcwd()[/color][/b] , "Default" )

You should then be able to open the script from within XBMC.

- plasma