Disable fanart (or have it only on details about selected movie) (1 Viewer)

MrOrsh

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As topic, is there a way do disable the fanart?
Or even better, to make the fanart appear only when I click on a movie.

The reason for wanting to disable it is because I think it somewhat slows down the scrolling between movies.
 

fforde

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That would require a skin change. If you are using the default skin you'd want to remove the following code:

Code:
    <control>
      <description>Movie Backdrop (Fan Art) - Plug-in sets to invisible, if no art.</description>
      <type>image</type>
      <id>1</id>
      <posX>0</posX>
      <posY>0</posY>
      <width>1366</width>
      <height>768</height>
      <texture>#MovingPictures.Backdrop</texture>
      <animation effect="fade" time="1000">VisibleChange</animation>
      <!-- Do not modify the visibility for this component. It is handled by the plug-in. Use the above 
           defines for conditional visibility if you dont want to use fan-art only specific views. -->
    </control>

And change it to this:
Code:
    <control>
      <description>Movie Backdrop (Fan Art)</description>
      <type>image</type>
      <id>0</id>
      <posX>0</posX>
      <posY>0</posY>
      <width>1366</width>
      <height>768</height>
      <texture>#MovingPictures.Backdrop</texture>
      <visible>!Control.IsVisible(50)</visible>
    </control>

I haven't tested it, but that should work. Make sure you cut and paste everything to make sure you get all the changes.
 

marvenius

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Aren't these:
Code:
  <define>#largeicons.available:true</define>      <!-- true if this skin implements the largeicons view -->
  <define>#largeicons.backdrop.used:true</define> <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#smallicons.available:true</define>      <!-- Set to true if this skin implements the smallicons view -->
  <define>#smallicons.backdrop.used:true</define> <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#list.available:true</define>            <!-- Set to true if this skin implements the list view -->
  <define>#list.backdrop.used:true</define>        <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#filmstrip.available:true</define>       <!-- Set to true if this skin implements the filmstrip view -->
  <define>#filmstrip.backdrop.used:true</define>   <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#details.backdrop.used:true</define>   <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
used for that?
 

fforde

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Yeah, if you wanted more granular controls, you can use those rather than making the change I suggested. That may actually be a better idea.
 

MrOrsh

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Aren't these:
Code:
  <define>#largeicons.available:true</define>      <!-- true if this skin implements the largeicons view -->
  <define>#largeicons.backdrop.used:true</define> <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#smallicons.available:true</define>      <!-- Set to true if this skin implements the smallicons view -->
  <define>#smallicons.backdrop.used:true</define> <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#list.available:true</define>            <!-- Set to true if this skin implements the list view -->
  <define>#list.backdrop.used:true</define>        <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#filmstrip.available:true</define>       <!-- Set to true if this skin implements the filmstrip view -->
  <define>#filmstrip.backdrop.used:true</define>   <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
  
  <define>#details.backdrop.used:true</define>   <!-- true if backdrop (fanart) should be displayed in this view -->
used for that?


Exactly what I was looking for! Many thans! :D
 

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