maticlee
i have been able to figure out the browser but i can not find a way to have a floating scratch wave window to put on my second external monitor.. i searched on the forum but the codes listed leave me with a full screen black window.. any help is greatly appreciated
geposted 7 days ago @ 6:55 am
maticlee
im using the haunting pro skin
geposted 7 days ago @ 5:25 pm
groovindj
maticlee wrote :
the codes listed
What code did you use?
geposted 7 days ago @ 5:29 pm
maticlee
<window name="myWindow" width="1920" height="1080" posx="0" posy="0" image="2 Decks.png" shown="false">
<scratchwave deck="left" orientation="horizontal" colorHigh="colorHigh" colorMed="colorMed" colorBass="colorBass">
<pos x="2" y="2+5"/>
<size width="1900-4" height="56-10"/>
<grid mirrored="yes" pos="-5" shapepos="-5" shapemirrored="both" background="no" backgroundshaded="no" maincolor="textcolor" color="gridcolor" height="5" size="3" mainsize="5" />
<cue y="-3" height="56-10+6">
<text dx="15" dy="-1" size="14" />
<mask width="16" height="56-10+6" x="1570" y="43"/>
</cue>
<gridlines width="1" color="gridcolor" transparency="0.6"/>
<overlay>
<size width="2" height="56"/>
<pos x="+950-2" y="-5"/>
<background shape="square" color="waveneedle" />
</overlay>
</scratchwave>
<scratchwave deck="right" orientation="horizontal" colorVocal="#075CDB" colorInstru="#0CFF00" colorBeat="#FFFFFF" colorNoVocal="#36393B" colorNoInstru="#4B4C4D" colorNoBeat="#595A5C">
<pos x="2" y="2+56+5"/>
<size width="1900-4" height="56-10"/>
<grid pos="-5" mirrored="yes" shapepos="-5" shapemirrored="both" background="no" backgroundshaded="no" maincolor="textcolor" color="gridcolor" height="5" size="3" mainsize="5" />
<cue y="-3" height="56-10+6">
<text dx="15" dy="-1" size="14" />
<mask width="16" height="56-10+6" x="1570" y="43"/>
</cue>
<gridlines width="1" color="gridcolor" transparency="0.6"/>
<overlay>
<size width="2" height="56"/>
<pos x="+950-2" y="-5"/>
<background shape="square" color="waveneedle" />
</overlay>
</scratchwave>
</window>
<scratchwave deck="left" orientation="horizontal" colorHigh="colorHigh" colorMed="colorMed" colorBass="colorBass">
<pos x="2" y="2+5"/>
<size width="1900-4" height="56-10"/>
<grid mirrored="yes" pos="-5" shapepos="-5" shapemirrored="both" background="no" backgroundshaded="no" maincolor="textcolor" color="gridcolor" height="5" size="3" mainsize="5" />
<cue y="-3" height="56-10+6">
<text dx="15" dy="-1" size="14" />
<mask width="16" height="56-10+6" x="1570" y="43"/>
</cue>
<gridlines width="1" color="gridcolor" transparency="0.6"/>
<overlay>
<size width="2" height="56"/>
<pos x="+950-2" y="-5"/>
<background shape="square" color="waveneedle" />
</overlay>
</scratchwave>
<scratchwave deck="right" orientation="horizontal" colorVocal="#075CDB" colorInstru="#0CFF00" colorBeat="#FFFFFF" colorNoVocal="#36393B" colorNoInstru="#4B4C4D" colorNoBeat="#595A5C">
<pos x="2" y="2+56+5"/>
<size width="1900-4" height="56-10"/>
<grid pos="-5" mirrored="yes" shapepos="-5" shapemirrored="both" background="no" backgroundshaded="no" maincolor="textcolor" color="gridcolor" height="5" size="3" mainsize="5" />
<cue y="-3" height="56-10+6">
<text dx="15" dy="-1" size="14" />
<mask width="16" height="56-10+6" x="1570" y="43"/>
</cue>
<gridlines width="1" color="gridcolor" transparency="0.6"/>
<overlay>
<size width="2" height="56"/>
<pos x="+950-2" y="-5"/>
<background shape="square" color="waveneedle" />
</overlay>
</scratchwave>
</window>
geposted 7 days ago @ 9:50 pm
groovindj
You've extracted that from an existing skin?
I'm asking as the colours have names, like 'waveneedle' and 'gridcolor' but those names have not been defined (definitions are usually earlier in the skin).
E.G.
You can substitute actual colors instead, either with obvious names, or with codes (as you can see in some cases i.e. #4B4C4D)
I'm asking as the colours have names, like 'waveneedle' and 'gridcolor' but those names have not been defined (definitions are usually earlier in the skin).
E.G.
<group name="nameofgroup">
<define color="waveneedle" value="#e3e3e3"/>
<define color="gridcolor" value="#0a0b0d"/>
</group>
You can substitute actual colors instead, either with obvious names, or with codes (as you can see in some cases i.e. #4B4C4D)
geposted 6 days ago @ 6:21 pm
Marcel mdg
Hi,
Look at my forum thread, this explain everything about this subject.
https://www.virtualdj.com/forums/261194/VirtualDJ_Skins/Panel_in_floating_window.html
Gr Marcel
Look at my forum thread, this explain everything about this subject.
https://www.virtualdj.com/forums/261194/VirtualDJ_Skins/Panel_in_floating_window.html
Gr Marcel
geposted 6 days ago @ 7:22 pm
groovindj
I guess as it's a window, it takes the defines from the main skin? Can't remember...
geposted 6 days ago @ 7:52 pm
maticlee
it was a code listed when searched the forums for floating window and stumbled across the thread showing this code i believe its from the thread in the link posted above
geposted 6 days ago @ 9:32 pm
groovindj
Ah OK so you're using Haunting Pro, but he was using the Blocks skin I believe - which means that (as I said earlier) the colour references don't match up.
The colours mentioned in that excerpt will be defined in the Blocks skin, so don't match with the definitions in Haunting Pro.
The colours mentioned in that excerpt will be defined in the Blocks skin, so don't match with the definitions in Haunting Pro.
geposted 6 days ago @ 9:51 pm
maticlee
groovindj wrote :
Ah OK so you're using Haunting Pro, but he was using the Blocks skin I believe - which means that (as I said earlier) the colour references don't match up.
The colours mentioned in that excerpt will be defined in the Blocks skin, so don't match with the definitions in Haunting Pro.
The colours mentioned in that excerpt will be defined in the Blocks skin, so don't match with the definitions in Haunting Pro.
AHHH OK I SEE!!!! i will attempt it again and i will report back thanks!
geposted 6 days ago @ 12:14 am