I was pretty comfortable editing manually as most of my playlists were very similar and only varied in path filter and label. The rule could use the 'contains' operator instead and just check for 'Anime/TV/' or similar. You can add other conditions and also ordering is possible. Many other options can be found in the Kodi smart playlist wiki. The wiki also shows the method using Kodi/XBMC which many will be more comfortable with. Sub menusįinally the next step was a bit harder to dig up info around. There was a modded customisable version of Confluence doing the rounds in the past and although I didn't try it, I had read that it's not really supported anymore. No matter, it's still fairly easy to set up the sub-menus (or even main menus for that matter).įirst thing to do is copy the 'nfluence' folder from the main Kodi folder into the addons folder one level up from your userdata section. This again allows you to back up and restore your set up at any point in the future. Again in the case of a windows installation the main folder was at this location. Now inside this folder you'll find a '720p' folder. In here you're looking to edit 'IncludesHomeMenuItems.xml' (might want to take a back up incase you edit something incorrectly and need to get back to how it was). Open it up in your XML editor of choice (or NotePad/TextEdit/nano will do), I prefer Sublime Text 2. The structure is simple includes > include > control.

You're looking to add/remove controls within the include of choice. I wanted my sub-menus under Movies and TVShows so this meant adding/removing controls from 'HomeSubMenuMovies' and 'HomeSubMenuTVShows' respectively. Leave the image controls at the start and end alone (they're just for the look of the submenus at their ends).

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