[crapmonster]

Been using this setup for years, probably need to update foobar sometime.  Not real pretty but extremely functional at least for my tastes.

 

[JamesMcProgger]

I made this myself, its very old and I actually lost it when my hard drive ****ed up and now I use the default columns. it is a default UI (IIRC), I made the draws for the buttons in photoshop. Aimed to put everything I need at hand and keep it simple.
 

 
the foobar logo down here between the two visualizations is actually a button that takes you to the main preferences window.
 
(nevermind the 128 kbps mp3 plz, dont kill me)

 

[ProcessJunkie]

http://4kiba.deviantart.com/art/fooCustom-201709014

 
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First of all, I LOVE FLEET FOXES!!!  Secondly, how did you make that because it looks uhmazing!  I would love to have that as my setup!
 

 

 

[Dukedudez]

Thank you so much for this layout!!!  It's awesome!!  How do I change colors though?

 

[ProcessJunkie]

There is a xplanation on how to do this on the comments on DeviantArt, but i didn't manage to do it.
 
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Thank you so much for this layout!!!  It's awesome!!  How do I change colors though?

 

 

[marc2003]

the step on the DA page was easy enough...

(Ctrl+P) Preferences> Tools> EsPlaylist.
Click on %directoryname% then hit edit, you can change the rgb settings there

if you're not familiar with $rgb, $rgb(0,0,0) is black. $rgb(255,255,255) is white, you can use any combination in between. you can use another application with a colour palette picker and that should give the 3 numbers you need to use.

if you want to change the colours of individual columns in the play list, right click the play list>options>appearance and enable display column header. now you can right click each column header and use the same $rgb() syntax to change the colours here. you might want to hide the column headers again afterwards.

 

[ProcessJunkie]

I'm quite familiar with RGB , but i didn't find the string to edit the values.
 
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the step on the DA page was easy enough...
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(Ctrl+P) Preferences> Tools> EsPlaylist.
Click on %directoryname% then hit edit, you can change the rgb settings there

if you're not familiar with $rgb, $rgb(0,0,0) is black. $rgb(255,255,255) is white, you can use any combination in between. you can use another application with a colour palette picker and that should give the 3 numbers you need to use.

if you want to change the colours of individual columns in the play list, right click the play list>options>appearance and enable display column header. now you can right click each column header and use the same $rgb() syntax to change the colours here. you might want to hide the column headers again afterwards.

 

 

[Dukedudez]

I couldn't find the %directoryname% thing under esplaylist.  Sorry if this is really easy and obvious, but I'm kinda new with editing programs and stuff. 

 

[ProcessJunkie]

The same problem i'm having.

 

[marc2003]

seriously???

(Ctrl+P) Preferences> Tools> EsPlaylist.
Click on %directoryname% then hit edit, you can change the rgb settings there

 

[ProcessJunkie]

My screen looks differente. Seriously. I'm at work now, and i got a Mac here, so i can't show to you guys. I will post later at home.
 
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seriously???

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(Ctrl+P) Preferences> Tools> EsPlaylist.
Click on %directoryname% then hit edit, you can change the rgb settings there

 

 

[Dukedudez]

Ya, here's what mine looks like:
 

 

[marc2003]

the only explanation can be that you didn't extract the configuration folder from the download zip to the correct location.

if using foobar in portable mode, it needs to go inside the foobar folder. if using a standard install, it must be at

%appdata%\foobar2000

^you can copy/paste that into start>search or run to open the correct folder.

 

[ProcessJunkie]

I think you just saved my Foobar2k skin. I don't use the portable installation and i remember extracting the config. folder in the Foobar2k folder in the Program Files directory. I will check as soon i got home. 

Thank you so much, marc2003
 
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the only explanation can be that you didn't extract the configuration folder from the download zip to the correct location.

if using foobar in portable mode, it needs to go inside the foobar folder. if using a standard install, it must be at

%appdata%\foobar2000

^you can copy/paste that into start>search or run to open the correct folder.

 

 

[Dukedudez]

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the only explanation can be that you didn't extract the configuration folder from the download zip to the correct location.

if using foobar in portable mode, it needs to go inside the foobar folder. if using a standard install, it must be at

%appdata%\foobar2000

^you can copy/paste that into start>search or run to open the correct folder.

 
This worked!!  It even looks better now!  Thanks!