MiniMeedia v0.95 Released (19/08/2009)

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vajonam Offline
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Post: #91
skunkm0nkee Wrote:This (well, something similar) has now been added to SVN. Thanks for pointing it out Big Grin

no worries, now you'll notice that Start.wav is bit annoying as a startup sound. guess that will need a new wav too Big Grin
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vajonam Wrote:no worries, now you'll notice that Start.wav is bit annoying as a startup sound. guess that will need a new wav too Big Grin

here is nice sample.

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/175241/lyde/k...groove.wav

Got it from http://anotherubuntu.blogspot.com/2009/1...ounds.html not sure about the copyrights to these things.
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Lol, normally I use a custom "navigation soundpack".
Tried default and my wife almost hit the celing.Laugh
Gonna put that sound under a button....

vajonam, here you can download a lot of custom soundpacks.
You can always create your own soundpack Wink
http://blackmarket.ictcsc.net/index.php?page=sounds

edit: If you create a nice soundpack that suits MiniMeedia, Please share...
(This post was last modified: 2009-10-20 19:51 by Waffa.)
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Post: #94
cool, will give it a try!

also the changes to DialogKaiToast.xml, looks like this when i use it for displaying called Id.

[Image: 9nkyJ.jpg]
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Nice dialog.Nod

Imo you should move it to another location and use default OverlayDarkArea.
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Waffa Wrote:Nice dialog.Nod

Imo you should move it to another location and use default OverlayDarkArea.

Hmm.. I wish i could stop tinkering.. now that you mention it.. it looks like crap! and I think OverlayDarkArea, near the bottom would much nicer..:-)
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Post: #97
do you man "OverlayArea" or OverlayDarkArea, because thats what its set to.


Code:
<window id="107">

  <controls>

    <control type="group">
      <posx>420</posx>
      <posy>-10</posy>
      <animation effect="slide" time="300" tween="circle" easing="out" start="0,-140" end="0,0">WindowOpen</animation>
      <animation effect="slide" time="300" tween="circle" easing="out" start="0,-140" end="0,0">Visible</animation>
      <animation effect="slide" time="200" tween="circle" easing="in" start="0,0" end="0,-140">WindowClose</animation>
      <animation effect="slide" time="200" tween="circle" easing="in" start="0,0" end="0,-140">Hidden</animation>

      <control type="image">
        <description>Panel background</description>
        <width>385</width>
        <height>110</height>
        <include>OverlayArea</include>
      </control>

      <control type="image" id="400">
        <description>Icon</description>
        <posx>10</posx>
        <posy>10</posy>
        <width>90</width>
        <height>90</height>
      </control>
      
      <control type="label" id="401">
        <description>Caption</description>
        <posy>20</posy>
        <width>280</width>
        <font>MediumTitleFont</font>
        <include>KaiDialogText</include>
      </control>

      <control type="label" id="402">
        <description>Description</description>
        <posy>72</posy>
        <include>KaiDialogText</include>
        <width>280</width>
      </control>
    </control>

  </controls>
</window>

That should look much better

[Image: jxbP0.jpg]
(This post was last modified: 2009-10-21 04:56 by vajonam.)
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Waffa Offline
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Yep looks much better, and yes did mean Overlayarea "oops".
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Waffa Wrote:Lol, normally I use a custom "navigation soundpack".
Tried default and my wife almost hit the celing.Laugh
Gonna put that sound under a button....

vajonam, here you can download a lot of custom soundpacks.
You can always create your own soundpack Wink
http://blackmarket.ictcsc.net/index.php?page=sounds

edit: If you create a nice soundpack that suits MiniMeedia, Please share...

I've never really spent too much time on the sounds (if any!) so if anyone has any suggestions or alternatives for the sounds then I'd be happy to incorporate them (assuming there is no copyright sounds).
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Post: #100
Maybe I have done something wrong, but I can't choose another view anymore.
I don't see the arrow on the right side of the screen anymore.
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