Movie Listings... Coming to an RR near you!

**Twinsen** · 07-14-2008, 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

and X,Movietimes to your skins menu.skin. Thats it.

Not sure what you mean by that...

But I'm guessing you meant to say add X,Movietimes to my skin's menu.skin?

So with me using LSX Void's skin, this is what my first few settings look like in Void's menu.skin...

MEDIACAR Skin
MEDIACAR MainMenu Skin
MAIN_MENU_AA.png,MENU_OFF.png,menu_on.png,MENU_DOW N.png

/, INC, Include file path
INC,LSXCOLORS.txt
X,Milage
X,RREarth
X,Movietimes

/, B, x, y, w, h, Command;COMMANDCODES, Tooltip
B,581,0,220,38,"VISU||VIZON||SWITCHBUTTON;1>>VISU| |VIZOFF||SWITCHBUTTON;1",@LOAD;BIGVIZ.skin@
B,228,283,171,44,"DUCK",@RELOADRR@
B,400,283,165,45,"MAINBT40",@HOLDMAINBT40@
B,636,163,55,127,"DOWN",
B,110,163,55,126,"UP",

Is this all that needs to be done? Or should there be more to add?

Thanks, for your help!

**Sonicxtacy02** · 07-14-2008, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by Twinsen

Not sure what you mean by that...

But I'm guessing you meant to say add X,Movietimes to my skin's menu.skin?

So with me using LSX Void's skin, this is what my first few settings look like in Void's menu.skin...

Is this all that needs to be done? Or should there be more to add?

Thanks, for your help!

thats exactly right.. your problem now is that there is no movietimes skin for lsx void. So throw the skin files i included in your LSX void skin folder then open RR, click on RR to put it in focus and type this (including quotes) "MOVIETIMES" . What happens then? It should take you to movietimes.skin and wait for you to enter a zip.

**Twinsen** · 07-14-2008, 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

thats exactly right.. your problem now is that there is no movietimes skin for lsx void. So throw the skin files i included in your LSX void skin folder then open RR, click on RR to put it in focus and type this (including quotes) "MOVIETIMES" . What happens then? It should take you to movietimes.skin and wait for you to enter a zip.

Just the files into Void? Or the folder itself?

**Sonicxtacy02** · 07-14-2008, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by Twinsen

Just the files into Void? Or the folder itself?

the .jpg and .skin files. Places those files into voids skin folder.

**Twinsen** · 07-14-2008, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

thats exactly right.. your problem now is that there is no movietimes skin for lsx void. So throw the skin files i included in your LSX void skin folder then open RR, click on RR to put it in focus and type this (including quotes) "MOVIETIMES" . What happens then? It should take you to movietimes.skin and wait for you to enter a zip.

Wow, that actually works when I type in "MOVIETIMES". But it doesn't load the default skin whether I just copy the files or the folder into the Void skin main dir. It just loads the MSN movie listings page. So its like its loading the "data", but not loading the "skin". Any thoughts?

**Twinsen** · 07-14-2008, 11:19 AM

Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

the .jpg and .skin files. Places those files into voids skin folder.

When I do that, it looks likes its about to load into the "skin", and then just loads mozilla over it and shows MSN Movietimes...

**Twinsen** · 07-14-2008, 11:22 AM

Here's what I get, like a flash of the skin, then it just loads Mozilla over it.

**Sonicxtacy02** · 07-14-2008, 11:42 AM

go in your lsx void folder and find the file called exectbl.ini. Search that file for a line that begins with "MOVIETIMES". If you find one, place "/," (without quotes) in front of that line. Now open RR and try typing "MOVIETIMES" again.

EDIT

the whole line says "MOVIETIMES","BYIND;ONLINE;OFFLINE<<MOVIETIMESb". Place /, in front of that line and try typing again.

**Twinsen** · 07-14-2008, 12:04 PM

Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02

go in your lsx void folder and find the file called exectbl.ini. Search that file for a line that begins with "MOVIETIMES". If you find one, place "/," (without quotes) in front of that line. Now open RR and try typing "MOVIETIMES" again.

EDIT

the whole line says "MOVIETIMES","BYIND;ONLINE;OFFLINE<<MOVIETIMESb". Place /, in front of that line and try typing again.

I found the line, added the /, and now it does nothing when I type "MOVIETIMES". Here is the entire set of strings for Movietimes in the exectbl.ini...

"SHOWTIME","setvarbycode;locateme;currentzip||save toskin;currentlocation;$locateme$||LOAD;SHOWTIMES. skin;||RUN;$SKINPATH$movietimes.exe|$locateme$;sho wtimes||SETTOPMOST;showtimes;TRUE"
/"MOVIETIMES","BYIND;ONLINE;OFFLINE<<MOVIETIMESb"
"MOVIETIMESb","BYVAR;browsertype;MOVIETIMESa2<<MOV IETIMESa1"
/"MOVIETIMESa1","Load;ALT\web\gmail\wbrowser.skin|| RUN;$browserpath$; - Windows Internet Explorer||Weburl;http://www.google.com/movies?hl=en&client=ig&q=movie:+movies+$cityweathe r$"
/"MOVIETIMESa2","Load;ALT\web\gmail\wbrowser.skin|| RUN;$browserpath$;Mozilla Firefox||Weburl;http://www.google.com/movies?hl=en&client=ig&q=movie:+movies+$cityweathe r$"
"MOVIETIMESa1"," ||SHOWTIME"
"MOVIETIMESa2"," ||SHOWTIME"

**Twinsen** · 07-14-2008, 12:10 PM

Ah, that did it, I had to put the skin files back into Void Folder, I had removed them. Now has anyone made a skin that is 800x480, rather than 800x600?