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CLI based audio visualizer
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Custom color scheme not working in Kubuntu 18.04 #96

Open ghost opened 6 years ago

ghost commented 6 years ago

I just installed vis and I tried setting up my own custom color scheme.

I have the color scheme in the correct directory, its a few lines of different hex color values to make a gradient, and I have that color scheme selected in the config file, but my changes don't seem to be applying properly. I'm using Konsole as my terminal window if that makes a difference

feysalaf commented 6 years ago

Same issue with me

Anthrac1t3 commented 6 years ago

Same here. I did some messing around with it and it seems like the issue is that we are unable to switch from scheme to scheme and we're stuck on the default one and can't even get into the prepackaged "rainbow" scheme.

EDIT: I was wrong. It does not seem to apply any changes made in the .config file.

crozbo commented 6 years ago

Same on arch linux with KDE Plasma and pulse audio. Config file ~/.config/vis/config or starting vis vith -c config dont have any effect. All configs stay on defaults.

Zerqz commented 5 years ago

I kind of figured this out, (On Arch Linux with i3wm)

You need to copy the default .config/vis/config from git to your system and set

colors.override.terminal=true
colors.scheme=**Your colour scheme located at .config/vis/colors/namehere**

for some reason unless I set these in the vis/config otherwise it won't check the vis/colors directory.

ViperZer0 commented 5 years ago

I'm also using Arch Linux and the fix suggested by @Zerqz did not work for me. I'm stuck with the default "rainbow-ish" gradient and am unable to change the color to anything else.

dpayne commented 5 years ago

@ViperZer0 do you mind building a debug version and posting the output of the log.

 mkdir build; cd build; cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ../; make

The log output should be in ~/.config/vis/vis.log

ViperZer0 commented 5 years ago

https://pastebin.com/pw3YrkwH

It looks like the visualizer isn't even attempting to load the custom colors. Hope that helps!

dpayne commented 5 years ago

Yeah I think you're right. Could you also post your config and the output of ls -altrR ~/.config/vis/

ViperZer0 commented 5 years ago

My vis config: https://pastebin.com/bi732t4y ls output: https://pastebin.com/eyePs392