the jaggies might be it but i more so notice the jaggies on the album art itself but yeah antialiasing i think shall fix it there is an option on the foobar equivalent called multisampling passes
2 other things could u maybe have the default foobar flow display thing as a flow option in musicbee? and an option to change how far the album art's are as in like maybe we could zoom in or sumthin rather than resizing the window itself?
thanks a bunch once again
Multisampling is what I need to research.... it adds a bit of complexity to the code so it might take me a while to nut that one out.
The default foobar display is very similar to coverflow already..... I'll think about ti.
You can manipulate the flow with the skin.ini files. Depending on your install they should be located in your appdata folder. Eg) for Coverflow you should have the following file
C:\Users\lolguy8321\AppData\Roaming\MusicBee\3DBee\skin\Coverflow\skin.ini
Obviously change "lolguy8321" to your user name.
Backup the file before changing things because there is a chance you will completely break the flow. I don't have too much error handling going on when reading this file so if you key in silly values or change the format it might just stop working. I'm going to integrate them into 3DBee eventually which is why I haven't done much on the error side of things, they are a remnant of the original code I used to make the plugin.
So here are some values you can play around with.
nbleftalbum and nbrightAlbum - Determine how many covers will be displayed on each side of the flow. Some flow types ignore these settings. EG) Vista is hardcoded to set nbleftalbum to zero.
horizontalangle and verticalangle - Change the angle of the flow. This can do some crazy things. Start with low numbers.
movehorizscene and movevertiscene - Changes the position of the flow on the screen. Just start with low numbers (under 10) and see what happens.
zoomscene - Self explanatory, adjusts how zoomed in the camera is, be careful as you may move the scene behind the camera which will make it disappear.
These are legacy options from the original code, they are still functional at the moment but I'm not sure how useful they, I played around with the angle options the other day and it just made a mess of things. I'll look at implementing them better when I integrate the ini files into the UI. I actually haven't enabled them since moving to modern GL in the recent version but I will.
You can adjust where the artist/album info is displayed with these settings.
albumfontoffsetX=0
albumfontoffsetY=0
artistfontoffsetX=0
artistfontoffsetY=0
I think the rest of the settings are self explanatory, fonts, colours etc.... Keep in mind changing fonts won't do anything if you have the "Use Musicbee default font" enabled.
The tablered, tableblue etc... colours refer to the bottom half of the background screen.
If the table colours are the same as the back colours, the flow will have a uniform background colour. If you make the table colours different to the back colours, the top half of the background will be the back colours, the bottom half of the background will be the table colours and there will be a gradient in between them to create a horizon effect.
Have fun, remember to back up the file so you can just copy it back after you break something
edit: Sorry I put "Local" in the appdata folder link when it should have been "Roaming". Fixed it.
edit2: I also forgot to mention you need to restart Musicbee for any changes you make to the Skin.ini files to take effect.