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i havent seen this topic in a while

how can i get foobar to llook like this

are there any guides and/or tutorials and if so where?

i will do a forum search as well :yes:

::edit::

no results :no:

Edited by casanova
Here's some buttons I've made recently, it's based on "Orbital Suite" by hermik .... hope you'll like these!

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Nice set. But it seems like here on neowin nobody cares about copyright.

Why is it sooo hard to ask the artist for permission? It's really disrespectful IMHO.

As some people are asking, here it is.

Enjoy. ;)

Plugins used:

Columns UI

TrackInfo panel

Database Explorer panel

Tabbed panel

Album Art panel

Playlist find

See Columns UI thread.

G-Force vizualisation.

HmmXP buttons

You'll have to edit G-Force config file ( %USERPROFILE%\G-Force\Preferences (foobar2000).txt ) to make its window borderless.

Set "NoBo" to 1 instead of 0 when G-Force Window is where you want it.

For the other settings, take a look at the documentation.

The following archive contains main window title, status bar, track info and columns ui config.

Download config files

Ask me if you need some more informations or if I forgot something.

alex > Thanks, nice plugin, i'll try it.

Stylez Ray > Put them in %SYSTEMROOT%\system32

Here's some buttons I've made recently, it's based on "Orbital Suite" by hermik .... hope you'll like these!

Download

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Those buttons are seriously sexy, but they're too big. Maybe if I actually used the sidebar they'd be alright, but in the regular toolbar... :no:

I feel like a total noob, but how do you install these configs? I've looked in properties and copy and pasted the configs, but some of them I don't know where to put. The ones that I do copy and paste, I don't see a change in anything. :(

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