Adion
The default skin is already limited to 30fps regardless of the fps of the skin on the computer
Posted Wed 25 Sep 24 @ 6:46 am
Electronic Green Room
Great idea, thx Adion 🙏
Posted Wed 25 Sep 24 @ 7:12 am
DJ DaDiYO
Hello,
thanks for helping out the other day. I just noticed something and not too sure how to get it fixed. The color scheme on the denon prime 4 when the skin is loaded are deck 3 green, deck 1 blue, deck 2 red and deck 4 orange or yellow, not quite sure. However when loading tracks, the load buttons change according on decks 123 but not 4, the deck 4 load button remains red after selecting deck 4 on the controller. is there anyway to fix that. and is there anyways to change those colors of i dont want them that way.
thanks for helping out the other day. I just noticed something and not too sure how to get it fixed. The color scheme on the denon prime 4 when the skin is loaded are deck 3 green, deck 1 blue, deck 2 red and deck 4 orange or yellow, not quite sure. However when loading tracks, the load buttons change according on decks 123 but not 4, the deck 4 load button remains red after selecting deck 4 on the controller. is there anyway to fix that. and is there anyways to change those colors of i dont want them that way.
Posted 2 hours ago
Electronic Green Room
Hi,
this is an interesting observation. Never noticed. But you are right.
But:
The colors on the controller are not part of the extended skin. Those are controlled by the controller mapping.
For instance the mapping for the led of the right load button LED_LOAD_RIGHT is defined as:
deck right loaded ? deck right get_deck_color "absolute" : deck right get_deck_color "absolute" 40%
As you can see, the get_deck_color script returns the color been used. Not sure if this can be changed somewhere else as the documentation of this verb says:
return blue or red if the deck is the left deck or right deck (and gray otherwise). Can be used with a darkness modifier: 'get_deck_color 50%' Use 'get_deck_color "absolute"' or 'get_deck_color "absolute" 50%' to get a color based on actual deck rather than left/right (red for deck 1, blue for deck 2, orange for deck 3, green for deck 4)
Seem so me as those colors are fixed. But you could change the color of all leds on the controller by creating a custom mapping. But this has to be done for any led that reflects the deck color.
If you want to change the color in the Extended Skin, this is easy. Just search for lines like this one in the XML:
<define color="deckcolorbright" value="#63A9F0" deck="1"/>
...
Change the value to the color you want for the deck you want and you should be done. In my skin I try to refer to this color definitions everywhere a deck color is displayed.
Hope that helps
Cheers
this is an interesting observation. Never noticed. But you are right.
But:
The colors on the controller are not part of the extended skin. Those are controlled by the controller mapping.
For instance the mapping for the led of the right load button LED_LOAD_RIGHT is defined as:
deck right loaded ? deck right get_deck_color "absolute" : deck right get_deck_color "absolute" 40%
As you can see, the get_deck_color script returns the color been used. Not sure if this can be changed somewhere else as the documentation of this verb says:
return blue or red if the deck is the left deck or right deck (and gray otherwise). Can be used with a darkness modifier: 'get_deck_color 50%' Use 'get_deck_color "absolute"' or 'get_deck_color "absolute" 50%' to get a color based on actual deck rather than left/right (red for deck 1, blue for deck 2, orange for deck 3, green for deck 4)
Seem so me as those colors are fixed. But you could change the color of all leds on the controller by creating a custom mapping. But this has to be done for any led that reflects the deck color.
If you want to change the color in the Extended Skin, this is easy. Just search for lines like this one in the XML:
<define color="deckcolorbright" value="#63A9F0" deck="1"/>
...
Change the value to the color you want for the deck you want and you should be done. In my skin I try to refer to this color definitions everywhere a deck color is displayed.
Hope that helps
Cheers
Posted 7 minutes ago