Garmin Mobile PC with OSK integration with Road Runner.
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New User Guide available
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New version uploaded 11/09/08.
I present to the forum a fully functioning Overlay and OSK for Garmin Mobile PC. This will work with any skin, and has support for both 800x480 and 800x600 screen resolutions.
This uses
ElCamino's Overlay Plugin, and
Thunderstick's fast OSK script.
Support for those plugins can be found at the links above, but the most recent copy of each is included with the download here.
For this to work, you will need to
open the included User Guide.ppt and
follow the instructions provided.
The button in the top left corner (garmin rr) shows or hides the OSK overlay. 800x480 version shown, but 800x600 version is very similar.
Please post any issues, comments or suggestions with my OSK on this thread.
Enjoy!
FAQ
ElcosMenu.exe is hungry for memory - Download version 1.25 or newer from the
OVERLAY plugin page
GMPC doesn't embed correctly - Make sure you are using the same resolution files as what is set in your skin's general.ini under "show width" and "show height" and that you have followed all the included instructions.
GMPC.skin has a strange background - Open up your skin's skin.ini and make sure the "background=" is defined. If you do not use a transparent skin (BMV2 for example) make this value RGB000000 (example: background=RGB000000) to make the background black. This screen only shows until GMPC loads.
This overlay and OSK doesn't load properly - New version updated 11/09/08, make sure you follow the directions provided with that version.
Garmin Mobile PC doesn't close properly when I exit RoadRunner - Make sure you have closeapps=true in your rr.ini, otherwise, open the "GMPCClose" folder and follow the instructions provided.
I don't see my skin's resolution available - I am always taking suggestions on new resolutions, and currently support 800x600, and 800x480. I am also currently working on 640x480, and 1024x600. Any other resolutions required, please leave a post on this thread. I have provided a set of Photoshop
PSD images that you can edit if you would like.
I used DFX4.0's button editor, but it doesn't work right. - DFX4.0's button editor (and similar skins) doesn't add the necessary strings in order for this to work right, you will have to edit it yourself. In windows explorer, open up the folder that contains DFX, and find the menu.skin. Double click it (open with notepad, make .skin files default to open with notepad) and find where the GPS button is, and replace it as I've described in the user guide.
I am trying to change the button to the code you provided, but I can't find the right button. - There are a few ways to find the GPS button in your .skin file in notepad: (any one of these methods will work)
1. Find a button with "GPS" at the end of it, and replace it with "GMPC||RUNGMPC||GMPC_OVERLAY"
2. The second and third set of numbers in the commas are the location of the button's top left corner from the top left of the screen. for example;
Code:
B03,313,39,158,77,"GMPC||RUNGMPC||GMPC_OVERLAY"
313,39 = The top left of this button is 313 pixels to the right, and 39 pixels down from the top, 158,77 = this button is 158 pixels wide, and 77 pixels tall. Find the button with coordinates approximately where the GPS button should be, and change the code after the 5th comma to the above command.
3. You can also open the skin in RRskineditor and double click on the button to load the pop-up info box, and change the code next to the ellipsis (...) to the above command.
Make sure you save your new command, and open up RR to test to make sure it works.
I'm still having issues! Please Help! - If you did follow the instructions EXACTLY as provided, and you still have issues, please post them here. When you post your issue, make sure you include;
1. The steps you've taken to try to resolve it.
2. The skin you are using.
3. The version of RR you are using.
4. Attach a copy of your rr.ini and exectbl.ini, as well as the menu.skin (open it in notepad, and save as menu.skin.txt so it can be uploaded) from the skin you are using.
Without this information, it will be very hard for me to help figure it out.
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