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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Lost Somewhere With In Milkdrop
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Hit a snag.
while i was in the midst of attempting an extremely basic skin i hit a snag. any one know what this coding means:
</skininfo> <include file="../default/xml/studio.xml" /> <include file="../default/xml/gamma-presets.xml" /> ... </container> <include file="../Default/xml/thinger.xml" /> <include file="../default/xml/minibrowser.xml" /> <include file="../default/xml/components.xml" /> because when i put all my files into the zip, the winamp skin browser says "bitmap not find". anyone able to help me? j:o:r:d:a:n |
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Forum King
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: irc.tehflap.org/*******
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These include files are just there for organizing, otherwise you would have one .xml (and that's skin.xml, it starts from there) with all the code in it.
Your problem with bitmap not found is something to do with winzip i guess... If it works unzipped, and not zipped you don't have the option Keep folder structure i guess.. Btw don't use winzip, but winrar.. search with google for winrar (it also supports zip) It's free, and winzip damages the zip
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Lost Somewhere With In Milkdrop
Posts: 108
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Naamloos,
wait... what? what do you mean winzip damages the file? and also about those files that skin.xml includs, they dont exist anywhere on my computer, thats got to be a problem right? cuz winzip does have keep directory stucture cuz it shows path as "gfx\" j:o:r:d:a:n |
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Guru Meditation (Alumni)
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Quebec, Canada
Posts: 191
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It's not Winzip's fault. It's more like Winamp's 3 inability to properly interpret Winzip's zip stored directory structure.
-L |
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Forum King
Join Date: Mar 2001
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code: These are referring to the default skin, is it still there ? |
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