No matter - I found this code:
Code:
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-- only present a WHEN OFF option when there is a local player present
-- if Player:getLocalPlayer() then
menu:addItem(
{
text = self:string("SCREENSAVER_WHEN_OFF"),
weight = 2,
sound = "WINDOWSHOW",
callback = function(event, menu_item)
self:screensaverSetting(menu_item, "whenOff")
end
}
)
-- end
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and I commented out the conditional, as above. I'm not sure what would
have been behind the decision to make a 'when off' screensaver
conditional on having a local player, but it seems to work rather well.
I have the transparent clock set as my 'when stopped' screensaver, and
the black clock as my 'when off' screensaver. With the transparent
clock showing, if I then turn the player off, e.g. from the web
interface, the background to the screensaver just fades away to black,
giving me a visual cue that the player is off. Maybe there'll be some
unforeseen consequences, which would explain why this was conditional.
EDIT: Ok, first consequence: with the 'when off' screensaver the touch
screen is unresponsive! Back to the code......
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