<element id="PlayerLastFmLoveBright">CODE</element>
When mouse hovering over the icon in the main player, it does change the icon but doesn't show the color, it shows plain white icon, instead of the png's real color.That element is obsolete.
How to fix it?
<element id="PlayerLastFmLoveBright">CODE</element>
PANELS
MAIN PLAYER AND COMPACT PLAYER
PlayerLastFmLove
[Loved] (Uses shape and color)
PlayerLastFmLoveBright
[Not used]
PlayerLastFmNotLove
[Not Loved] (Uses shape and color) (If 'overlay controls' is active in Compact Player, color is automatically selected)
@hiccup Is there any code for the shapes?They need to be 16x16 px, preferably using transparency.
the 'love' icon will appear exactly as the png, but in some positions only the shape is used, and the colour is overruled by an rgb value in the main skin xml.In the main player icons (png or base64) are not showing their color, only the shape. The Skin Creator cuts off the love icon and shows true colors of the png, but MusicBee doesn't show the colors, only shape with default white color, but shapes look fine.
In the main player icons (png or base64) are not showing their color, only the shape. The Skin Creator cuts off the love icon and shows true colors of the png, but MusicBee doesn't show the colors, only shape with default white color, but shapes look fine.Looking at your screenshot, I suspect the icon is not sized at 16x16 px.
Try to use 16x16 at 96dpi.Thanks a lot! That worked perfectly!!
For the colouring, you could use the Sample Skin to find if an rgb value in the main skin xml is overriding the colour of the image.I'll see if I can find something
For the colouring, you could use the Sample Skin to find if an rgb value in the main skin xml is overriding the colour of the image.Changing the following code to "false" solved it
<element id="PlayerAutoColor">false</element>
I don't think so, since that is pretty much the purpose of selecting auto-colouring in the first place.Codebut it seems to completely remove the album art blur from the main player background, is it possible to bring it back while using "PlayerAutoColor">false ?<element id="PlayerAutoColor">false</element>
I don't think so, since that is pretty much the purpose of selecting auto-colouring in the first place.Yeah, that makes sense, thanks for the response
It will also make sure that buttons and icons remain visible and don't possibly create ugly colour mismatches for the different album colours.