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mugi · 01/05/2011 09:14 PM

Code:

		<AnimTree>
			<Animation name="anim_btnbar_show">
				<Recolour object="object:btnbar" duration="0" accelMode="0x0" red="0" green="0" blue="0" alpha="0" />
				<Recolour object="object:btnbar" duration="100" accelMode="0x0" red="0" green="0" blue="0" alpha="0.5" />
				<Delay time="100" />
			</Animation>

there are animations which are similar to psp's ...

anyway, im not really sure how things work yet...
I've been toying around with adding elements with no success so far, for example, the icon bar which i added for the main categories would refuse to ever show up until i just added a plane into the xmenu directly, which brings up a slight visibility issues, such as you see in my video.
The bar stays on top of pictures in picture browser and things like that..

I'll hunt down the rotate animation of the loading icons soon and try if i can copy it to the battery indicator :P

(01/05/2011 12:51 PM)Vegetano1 Wrote:

its the only flash0 theme this looks way better then the orignal PS3 xmb,. ;p

You should try put in some animation's! did you see any in rco's?? animtree's?? for infobars or infobar fadeout's?? there should be some you could easily tweak??

edit: nice infobar/clock change :)

Vegetano1 · 01/05/2011 10:38 PM

(01/05/2011 09:14 PM)mugi Wrote:
Code:
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		<AnimTree>
			<Animation name="anim_btnbar_show">
				<Recolour object="object:btnbar" duration="0" accelMode="0x0" red="0" green="0" blue="0" alpha="0" />
				<Recolour object="object:btnbar" duration="100" accelMode="0x0" red="0" green="0" blue="0" alpha="0.5" />
				<Delay time="100" />
			</Animation>
there are animations which are similar to psp's ...

anyway, im not really sure how things work yet...
I've been toying around with adding elements with no success so far, for example, the icon bar which i added for the main categories would refuse to ever show up until i just added a plane into the xmenu directly, which brings up a slight visibility issues, such as you see in my video.
The bar stays on top of pictures in picture browser and things like that..

I'll hunt down the rotate animation of the loading icons soon and try if i can copy it to the battery indicator :P

(01/05/2011 12:51 PM)Vegetano1 Wrote:

its the only flash0 theme this looks way better then the orignal PS3 xmb,. ;p

You should try put in some animation's! did you see any in rco's?? animtree's?? for infobars or infobar fadeout's?? there should be some you could easily tweak??

edit: nice infobar/clock change :)

On the PSP some icons don't show until i put a dummy file after them,.. you could try to just add a dummy file instead of a bar,.. or find a rco where to put the bar which will be disabled when viewing picture's,.. eg the rco where the clock is,..

if you know whot the btnbar is you can make it animate :) this animation first sets the alpha to 0 with duration 0,. you could do something simular like make a different start position,..

mugi · 02/05/2011 07:20 AM

i tried putting the bar in the same place where the original digital clock's bar is (i cloned the bar) and it would never show :/

what do you mean with dummy files though ? care to make an example ?

Vegetano1 · 02/05/2011 07:24 AM

(02/05/2011 07:20 AM)mugi Wrote: i tried putting the bar in the same place where the original digital clock's bar is (i cloned the bar) and it would never show :/

what do you mean with dummy files though ? care to make an example ?

Is this extra menu bar in a rco?
if i understand you had to put that bar in else the main icons won't show??

then why not use a dummy image,.. 1x1 pixel,.. or 100% transparent,.??

mugi · 02/05/2011 09:46 AM

yes its in an rco, it's in sxmb_plugin_bormal.rco, as an added plane right above the xmenu that generates the main icons of the XMB

this is the only way i managed to make it visisble as i said, i tried doing a new plane under the original clock bar, but it didn't work, and i tried doing a completely new page by cloning the page that holds the clock, the bar, and some misc. info icons. Also never worked.

i still don't get what you mean by dummy files though.
the graphic is there inside the rco and it's fine, it's just the new planes/pages that are not working -_-

Vegetano1 · 02/05/2011 09:50 AM

ahh ok,.

and have you tried to plane a plane,..

plane.......
plane....../plane
plane/

??

mugi · 02/05/2011 10:25 AM

here's what I've done:

text in red is added code, rest is from unmodified rco...

Spoiler for the current (working solution):

</XMenu>

</Page>

here's few i tried...

Spoiler for adding a plane to clone the clock bar:

</Plane>

</Plane>

</Plane>

</Page>

and doing a complete page was a failure too but dunno really...
i don't know too much about building these files, I've only ever done one psp theme and that's it :P

Vegetano1 · 02/05/2011 11:17 AM

In the first red text move the </plane> after </xmenu>

like this:

Code:

<Page name="page_xmb_bg" unknownInt0="0x1110000" onInit="nothing" onCancel="nothing" onContextMenu="nothing" onActivate="nothing"></Page>
<Page name="page_xmb" unknownInt0="0x1110000" onInit="nothing" onCancel="nothing" onContextMenu="nothing" onActivate="nothing">
<Plane name="menubase_gfx" posX="-1550" posY="-148" posZ="0" redScale="1" greenScale="1" blueScale="1" alphaScale="1" width="600" height="42" depth="0" scaleWidth="1" scaleHeight="1" scaleDepth="1" iconOffset="0x120000" onLoad="nothing" unknown17="0xc000000" unknown18="0xd000500" unknown19="0x0" unknownInt20="0x70000" unknownInt21="0x70000" unknown22="0x0" image="image:tex_menu_bg" unknownInt24="0x3">
<XMenu name="xmenu" posX="0" posY="0" posZ="0" redScale="1" greenScale="1" blueScale="1" alphaScale="1" width="0" height="0" depth="0" scaleWidth="1" scaleHeight="1" scaleDepth="1" iconOffset="0x0" onLoad="event:native:/Bar::onInit" unknown17="0x1010100" unknown18="0x2010100" unknown19="0x3010100" unknownInt20="0x0" unknownInt21="0x0" unknown22="0x0" menus="0xa" onEnter="event:native:/Bar::onPush" onContext="event:native:/Bar::onContextMenu" unknownEvent28="event:native:/Bar::onCursorMove" onLabelLoad="event:native:/Bar::onScrollIn" unknownRef32="event:native:/Bar::onScrollOut">
<XMList name="list_user" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_sysconf" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_photo" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_music" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_video" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_tv" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_game" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_network" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_psn" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
<XMList name="list_friend" unknown0="0x0" image="nothing" unknownRef3="nothing"></XMList>
</XMenu>
</Plane>
</Page>

now you can move your plane, moving the whole XMB anywhere you want,. ;)

your plane menubase_gfx is planing the xmenu now,.. in other words,. the whole XMB is on the menu_gfx plane,. and so you can set the x and y of this plane moving the xmb,. you could even add animation,.. like a x rotation,. making the xmb look its 3d,..

mugi · 02/05/2011 11:28 AM

I'll test that in a bit :)

lets hope it works

mugi · 02/05/2011 01:58 PM

well, it did work but it raised few more issues...

placing the xmenu inside a plane does work, but since xmenu itself does not contain anything aside the basic menu structure of the xmb, it will majorly mess up a lot of other objects such as icon and folder, and menu item placements...

as for now I'll just stick on moving the xmb around from the layout_grid_1080 (this file is basically the HD1080p videomode's equivalent of psp's paf.prx)

now I'll need some sleep and tomorrow I'll do some more testing once I've unbricked the console again (lol)

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