Maya: Beta release 04-04-10 (Original Thread) (13 Viewers)

[pilehave]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

Use TortoiseSVN to update the skin. This way you can update to the latest version with a few clicks

 

[elliottmc]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

Hi,

Just a quick one, and no screenshot I am afraid.

In the EPG, if I move focus to a program that is set to record (highlighted in red), then a red dot should be shown by the program description. Unfortunately this is too high, and is 'under' the EPG itself.

This is at a resolution of 1680 x 1050, and using the latest SVN.

Please let me know if you cannot reproduce this or need a screenshot.

Best wishes,

Mark

16:10 resolution, this skin I believe is designed for 16:9.
In 16:10 you will get differences in almost all skins. Skinning for both aspect ratios can only be achieved by start skinning from a 16:10 aspect from the start because 16:9 (from my experience, and it also seems logical) will then scale correct (although will have a little bit more room around elements).

I can confirm with the 16:9 aspect ratio, all is fine.

Mark

 

[tig3r025]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

Use TortoiseSVN to update the skin. This way you can update to the latest version with a few clicks

Didn't know that, thanks! My life is much easier now

 

[infernalshad]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

Uhm i have a question with TortoiseSVN...

If i checkout my Maya Folder Tortoise is looking for changed files, but on all changed files there is a "conflict" error, and these files are marked with a red "!". How can i fix this?

 

[joz]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

Uhm i have a question with TortoiseSVN...

If i checkout my Maya Folder Tortoise is looking for changed files, but on all changed files there is a "conflict" error, and these files are marked with a red "!". How can i fix this?

Delete your working copy and do a new checkout

 

[infernalshad]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

yes i know that this works, but is there another way just to update the changed files?!

 

[infinite.loop]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

yes i know that this works, but is there another way just to update the changed files?!

Just delete the files which are in conflict, then "update".

 

[infernalshad]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

ah ok, thx infinityloop!

i thought it's the task of tortoiseSVN to synchronize these two locations (including overwriting changed files, deleting old, and adding new one).

then now, i delete the whole skin folder and download the new svn again.

 

[infinite.loop]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

ah ok, thx infinityloop!

i thought it's the task of tortoiseSVN to synchronize these two locations (including overwriting changed files, deleting old, and adding new one).

then now, i delete the whole skin folder and download the new svn again.

It wont overwrite them. It will merge changes from svn with the local files.
But this is not always possible (depending on the amount/kind of changes), thus the conflict which needs to be resolved by either manually merging your local working copy, or just deleting the local file in conflict and grab the latest from svn.

 

[infernalshad]

Re: Maya: Beta release 06-02-10

ah, ok, thx for info!