erland wrote: > A new version of Custom Clock/Custom Clock Helper is now available, the > news are: > - Added support for visualizers (analogvumeter, digitalvumeter), there > is a sample "Analog VU Meter" style for the Touch bundled which use the > standard visualizer image but make it possible to configure exactly > which text elements you like to display. > - Added support for time based icon images through the new "timeicon" > item type (jstraw, this is what you want to use for your flip clock > experiment) > - Added support for animated icons through new framerate/framewidth > attributes on all icon item types (tcutting this is the solution to your > charging icon) > > NOTE! > Visualizers will probably not work on the Radio and Controller due to > the slower CPU, I've only tried them on the Touch yet. > > The spectrum visualizer was a bit more complex so that will be included > in a future version. > > NEW ATTRIBUTES ON ALL ICON ITEM TYPES > A little information of the new attributes on icon item types: > - framerate: Specifies the number of animation steps per second > - framewidth: Specifies the width of each frame in the image provided by > the url attributes. > > A sample icon which support animations are this one: > http://svn.slimdevices.com/repos/jive/7.5/trunk/squeezeplay/src/squeezeplay/share/applets/QVGAbaseSkin/images/Icons/icon_battery_charging.png > And it should be configured with "framerate=1" and "framewidth=24" > > > NEW TIMEICON ITEM TYPE > The new "timeicon" item type handles images in the same way as the above > animation support, but it doesn't animate the image instead it selects > which image to use based on the the number in the "text" attribute. Some > information on the attributes: > > "text": Should contain one of: > -- "%S": Seconds, require a image with 60 frames (00-59) > -- "%I": 12 hour clock, require a image with at least 13 frames (00-12), > the first frame will never be used > -- "%H": 24 hour clock, require an image with at least 24 frames > (00-23) > -- "%M": Minutes, require an image with 60 frames (00-59) > -- "%d": Day of month, require an image with 32 frames (00-31), the > first frame will never be used > -- "%w": Weekday, require an image with 7 frames (Sun-Sat) > -- "%m": Month, require an image with 13 frames (00-12), the first frame > will never be used > -- "%y": 2 digit year, require an image with 100 frames (00-99) > You can of course create a generic image with 00-99 frames and it will > support all the above mentioned values in the "text" attribute. > Possibly, you might want to have two images, one where 0-9 is shown as > 00-09 and one where its shown as 0-9 > > "url": The actual digit image (may have transparent background) > > "width": The width of the frames in the "url" image > > "url.background" (optional): If specified, this image will be pasted > behind the digits. This way you can have a generic digit image with > transparent background and use the "url.background" to make several > styles with different background behind the digits. The "url.background" > image won't be "animated" the whole image will be pasted as normal > images. > > >
Hi, I'm really interested in the timeicon item type. Is it still supported? I'm trying to make a clock that displays 2 hours ahead of the time it reads from the LMS (because I can't find the way to alter the time on the LMS, which is installed on a qnap nas). So I created this 'image' (https://i.imgur.com/8Jxpski.png) and used it in the "url" field, together with %H in the "text" field and 116 in the "width" field. But the image is not displayed. Does anyone see what I'm doing wrong? I'd really like to use this feature. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mnd's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=69064 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=68269 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list plugins@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
