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modded dawxxx666's config

blueblackms0.th.jpg

1. Track info & cover art

2. Album list

3. Playlist switcher

4. SCPL (single view)

5. SCPL (album view)

credits to dawxxx666 and brumal (for the panel switch code)

I'm using your layout but I have a strange problem. Everything seems to be at the right place, but the Single Column Playlist for albums doesn't show up. (The one on the far right in your pic) :no: All I have is an Album List, the Track panel and a 'Singles' mode playlist panel. Any ideas as to what could I be doing wrong? Is it my album art? I'm just a novice, and I'm already out of ideas here. Any help would be welcome.

done, and the result is the same. I've been trying other panels_ui configs, that only require to copy the images and the pui file, and when I do that, the images still don't appear.

this is my foo folder:

foofolder.jpg

I can't understand what am I missing

I have another example of a panels ui config in my foobar and it look slie this

fooskin.jpg

lacks the buttons and images

Edited by stengah
I solved my problem :)

the images have to go in the pui dir, like Nukem said. Now my problem is that I have this

and I want this:

does anybody know how to?

Clicking the now playing display toggles between library and slim modes.

Just click on the Songtitle below the coverart.

Can anyone re-upload foo_ui_panels.dll version 0.9.2? I upgraded to the latest and it broke a few things. Thanks.

No. this is against the maintainer's wishes. just change where you put your images (in accordance with the changelog) and all will be fine.

Now my problem is that I have this 45149.jpg

and I want this:

45151.jpg

does anybody know how to?

I think this is an answer to your problem:)

image5sm7.th.png

just click the same places where the blue cursor on this pic is ... on your setup

Ok - now I have a question:)

I'm using the same setup as stengah ... and it's great ... but sth is missing - that is manual seekbar . I can't fast forward or reverse songs ... and that is anoying when I'm listening to sth new ... just to check if it's worth my hd space:) ... Hmm maybe there is some line's in pui's setup that can be put to get plain simple seekbar of default Foobar? Plz help:)

Edited by Dorian
A few little changes and I've just tried this and it works.

// Background

$imageabs(0,0,PanelsUI/cubes/background.png,)
// PerTrack
$panel(Panels,Album Art,352,16,105,105,)
$panel(Panels,WSH panel,246,484,203,13,)
$panel(Panels,Playlist switcher,352,146,110,195,)
$panel(Visualisations,Spectrum analyser,347,374,115,54,)
$button2(1,1,1,1,40,40,,,Preferences,)

$if(%isplaying%,$button(261,505,0,0,12,16,PanelsUI/cubes/pause.png,PanelsUI/cubes/pause_hoover.png,'Play or Pause',))
$if(%ispaused%,$button(261,505,0,0,12,16,PanelsUI/cubes/play.png,PanelsUI/cubes/play_hoover.png,'Play or Pause',))
$alignabs(353,442,366,454,100,100)$font(,36,,100-100-95)[%date%]

$alignabs(26,472,215,500,100,100)$font(,7,,80-80-70)ARTIST : [%artist%]$char(10)
TITLE : [%title%]$char(10)ALBUM : [%album%]
$alignabs(384,506,384,508,40,40)$font(,,,50-50-45)[%codec%] [%bitrate% kbps] 

$select($eval($getpvar(playlist.mode)+1),
$panel(Playlist views,Single Column Playlist,18,20,315,409,),
$panel(Playlist views,Columns Playlist,18,20,315,409,),)

$button(270,505,0,0,12,16,PanelsUI/cubes/singlecolumn.png,,PVAR:SET:playlist.mode:$ifequal($getpvar(playlist.mode),0,1,0),)

Thanks, but I've got one more problem. I want the image of the button to change depending on which playlist view is displayed.

Try this..

$button(270,505,0,0,12,16,PanelsUI/cubes/$ifequal($getpvar(playlist.mode),0,singlecolumn.png,columns.png),,PVAR:SET:playlist.mode:$ifequal($getpvar(playlist.mode),0,1,0),)

and if you want hover buttons try

$button(270,505,0,0,12,16,PanelsUI/cubes/$ifequal($getpvar(playlist.mode),0,singlecolumn.png,columns.png),PanelsUI/cubes/$ifequal($getpvar(playlist.mode),0,singlecolumnhover.png,columnshover.png),PVAR:SET:playlist.mode:$ifequal($getpvar(playlist.mode),0,1,0),)

just change the filenames to suit you.

I solved my problem :)

the images have to go in the pui dir, like Nukem said. Now my problem is that I have this 45149.jpg

and I want this:

45151.jpg

does anybody know how to?

Excuse me, I have a problem.

how do you make it show the album cover?

panel images are directed to \PanelsUI\images\

how do I set cover in my music directory?

thank you :)

Excuse me, I have a problem.

how do you make it show the album cover?

panel images are directed to \PanelsUI\images\

how do I set cover in my music directory?

thank you :)

read the readme. you have to go to the panels_ui config, and put the filename.jpg (for ex. folder.jpg) that you use for your covers.

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