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Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 26
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Problems closing winamp
okay, I have no idea what in the world I did wrong. It keeps saying that there is a mismatched tag for the </WinampAbstractionLayer> I have checked to make sure that there is no other unclosed tags but nothing seems to do the trick. I have uploaded the skin.xml file to
http://www.geocities.com/tokyo/1901/skin.xml Also, I can't seem to create a .wal zip file. I have tried just making the skin into a .zip file and then renaming using dos prompt as well as just zipping the skin into a .wal file and it always comes up as the default skin. So, those are my two questions. I have ripped out hair trying to figure all this stuff out. Lee |
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you need to move your <elements/> on top of <groupdef id="equalizer" name="equalizer">. and replace it with </elements>.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
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When I did that it said that I had a missing line at 52 </elements> line. It also wouldn't display the main window anymore. This is driving me nuts. Thank you very much for your help... But this is just confounding me to no end... any other suggestions?
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also on this line:
<bitmap id="background.main" file="player/main.png"> you need /> at the end. change it to <bitmap id="background.main" file="player/main.png"/> |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 26
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Can't belive that I missed that! Well, it still didn't work. I even tried just putting my elements and layout in someone's code that doesn't have any errors and it came back with errors... puzzelling... Thanks for all your help. Any other suggestions?
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 26
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well shuck my corn, I managed to fix it... don't ask me how... well, I changed <elements/> to </elements> and got rid of some fonts I wasn't using and it works... NOW I CAN SUBMIT THIS BLASTED SKIN!! Leechbite, you are a God send. I've made like 8 attempts and finally, this is the first to work. I feel like a kid in a candy store... with money.
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no prob.
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#8 |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 26
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What the friggin' crap?!
My submission was rejected!
In Regards to Component: Noir_Kirika(145358) That's all they put. Nothing more. That's just crap. I re-submitted it. I think it's a good skin. Okay, I uploaded it to geocities. http://www.geocities.com/tokyo/1901/noir_kirika.zip It wouldn't upload as a .wal file. Inside the zip is the .wal file so you don't have to rename anything. Check it out, does it really suck that bad?? |
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Major Dude
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Hamburg, Germany
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probably the reason is you zipped it wrong. you have zipped the *.wal file but you must upload the wal file and not a zip with the *.wal in it.
my skins: Nokia 3650, Spiderman Freeform, M3 (Manual), Simpsons Freeform(Idea, Coding), Freeamp Metaskins: WooHoo-FER , Ar-7 |
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Re: What the friggin' crap?!
You may want to make sure the skin works as it should. I downloaded and loaded it on both my desktop machine, and my laptop and while winamp *says* it's using your skin, it's just displaying the winamp classic skin.
I highly doubt the skin you submitted was the winamp classic skin. Quote:
Current Projects: Tarja Turunen (Nightwish) Skin. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
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No, it was to geocities that I couldn't upload the file as .wal. To winamp.com I could and did. I checked to make sure that it would work properly with winamp when I tried to load it. But did you check out the skin, does it suck?
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 26
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where could I upload it as a .wal extention....
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 26
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so, how do you guys zip it into a .wal file? I used winzip and renamed it Noir Kirika.wal ... It works on my comp...
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Ok, I think I know what the problem was. When you created the wal file, you zipped the folder "Noir Kirika" that contained the files you had been working on, rather than zipping just the files themselves.
In this case, it's necessary to zip the folders frame, player and xml as well as the files screenshot.png and skin.xml without the "Noir Kirika" folder. Here is a rezipped version that does work: http://www.sbroadbent.com/skins/noir-kirika.wal Submit this wal file instead. Current Projects: Tarja Turunen (Nightwish) Skin. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
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okay, will do. What did you differently that made the file work? How did you zip it?
Thanks for all the help, I can't wait to finally get one of these new skins published. |
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To add to my other message, the skin looks ok. I'm not into anime all that much. On the downside, it takes up alot of screen space even if most of that is transparent. One thing I might do is make the equalizer a drawer that is normally hidden behind the "control center". The area that holds the play/pause/stop/etc buttons as well as the songticker and other buttons. Simply add an EQ button to have it slide to the right side.
I'd also make the fontsize of the songticker text (that displays the artist and song title) a size or two smaller so that more of the artist/title displays. Currently, that text has to scroll in order for me to see the rest of the word "Stormwitch" (name of the current band playing in winamp). That immediately gives it a negative. Alternately I would switch the songticker location with the visualiztion. The vis does not *need* to take up that much space. One thing I'd also do is give the Shuffle/Repeat/Crossfade a hoverimage like the playlist button has, so that when you move the mouse over those options it "lights up". Very easy to add. Finally, the equalizer bands just seem too small to me but it may just have to do with the equalizer bubble being small. If you were to go with the hidden drawer idea, you could make it larger. Current Projects: Tarja Turunen (Nightwish) Skin. |
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This is how your skins folder probably looks: Skins |--Noir Kirika | |--frame | |--player | |--xml | |---skin.xml | |---screenshot.png | |-- Instead of zipping the folder Noir Kirika, you zip everything within it. You need to think of the wal file as that folder. How the original wal file was organized, it looked like this. Noir Kirika.wal |--Noir Kirika | |--frame | |--player | |--xml | |---skin.xml | |---screenshot.png In this case, my winamp didn't know what to do because skin.xml wasn't in the proper location. it was within a separate folder. This is how it would be organized. Skins |--Noir Kirika.wal | |--frame | |--player | |--xml | |---skin.xml | |---screenshot.png | |-- Current Projects: Tarja Turunen (Nightwish) Skin. |
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