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ModularPlayers

Media Controls with gesture control and a multitude of features.
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Table of Contents
  1. About
  2. Features
  3. Getting Started
  4. Help & Credits

About

ModularPlayers

ModularPlayers is a Rainmeter skin that includes a gallery of hand-crafted media controllers, a preview option, and an efficient settings menu.

Features

  • 10 Player Presets
  • Animated Styles
  • Gesture Driven Media Controls

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Installation

Assuming you successfully downloaded and installed Rainmeter as well as JaxCore, you can now proceed to install ModularPlayers by following the steps below.

  1. Download and run the .rmskin file for ModularPlayers from the official JaxCore site to install ModularPlayers.
  2. Leave the installation settings at their defaults and click Install.
  3. When the installation is finished, a startup pop-up should appear. Follow through the pop-up to finish installing ModularPlayers.
  • Note: If you find that the JaxCore option is red on the startup pop-up, please press the red button and Core will be installed automatically. Perchance this fails, you can manually install Core by downloading the .rmskin file from JaxCore's official website.

Setting Up

To use the custom player styles, you must first install and configure ImageMagick as well as Spicetify. If you already have ImageMagick and Spicetify setup, you can skip to choosing the presets; if not, follow the instructions below to setup ImageMagick and Spicetify.

Installing ImageMagick:

  1. Open this link. This link will take you to another site where you must locate and download the appropriate installer.
  2. Find a suitable release under Windows Binary Release that corresponds to your requirements and download it. The ImageMagick-7.1.0-19-Q16-HDRI-x64-dll.exe executable will be used to install for this guide.
  3. After the download is complete, run the installer, which in this case is ImageMagick-7.1.0-19-Q16-HDRI-x64-dll.exe.
  4. Leave the installation settings at their defaults and follow through the installation. You can tinker around with the settings ONLY if you know what they do.
  5. Open this link and dowload the latest release of the MagickMeter skin. The magickmeter_0.7.3.rmskin Rainmeter skin file will be used to install for this guide.
  6. Leave the installation settings at their defaults and click Install.
  7. Restart Rainmeter and your plugin will be activated.

And that is how you setup ImageMagick. You can now proceed to configure the player Presets.

  • Note: An alternate approach for Step 5 and Step 6 is:
    • Download the plugin DLLs
    • Copy the version that corresponds to your system from the zip file (x86 or x64)
    • Open Run(Win + R), type %appdata%\Rainmeter\Plugins\ and press OK.
    • Manually paste DLL you copied in the second step.
    • Finally, restart Rainmeter and your plugin will be activated.

Installing Spicetify:

  1. Open Powershell (Windows 10) or Windows Terminal (Windows 11) and run the commands that follow:
      Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/khanhas/spicetify-cli/master/install.ps1" | Invoke-Expression
    
      spicetify
    
      spicetify config extensions webnowplaying.js
    
    If you only want to install webnowplaying.js without the custom themes, use the following command:
      spicetify config inject_css 0 replace_colors 0
    
  2. And finally, run the following command to save and apply all your changes:
      spicetify backup apply
    

You can now proceed to choosing the presets.

Choosing Presets:

Follow the steps outlined below to setup custom player presets:

  1. Open Core and head over to the Desktop section.
  2. Select ModularPlayers from the list and proceed to the Appearance tab.
  3. Under Player Style choose a preset that you like.
  4. The player style will be changed if you refresh ModularPlayers by deactivating and activating the toggle on the bottom left.
  • Note: The General and Appearance tabs allow you to further customize each preset as required.

Help and Credits

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