Loadscreen - Xenon257R/blue-archive-rainmeter GitHub Wiki

This is an auxiliary skin that serves as a filler transition animation.

It will always fully deactivate itself ~1660ms after it is activated.

As this skin takes up the entire screen, it can be non-performant on low-end devices, and trying to use them may greatly slow down your PC until it deactivates itself. In such cases, it is recommended to never use this skin (Command: #LSCR#).

Customization on a Per-Case Basis

If you wish to customize LoadScreen's icon depending on what screen you're transitioning to, you will have to write an extra line of code in front of each #LSCR# macro call. The relevant code is as written below:

[!WriteKeyValue Variables Logo "your_logo.png" "#SKINSPATH#BlueArchive\0_LoadScreen\loadscreen.ini"]

You may substitute your_logo.png with an image of your choice. However, be aware of the following points:

  1. If your code input doesn't seem to be working, encapsulate your entire code in double quotes like so:

    ""[!WriteKeyValue Variables Logo "rin.png" "#SKINSPATH#BlueArchive\0_LoadScreen\loadscreen.ini"]#LSCR##RAID#""

    This may be required because of how Rainmeter parses user input. If this also fails, the best way is to go into the .ini file directly and edit the value there (without the outside quotation marks).

  2. Image file navigation will start from the BlueArchive\assets\loadscreen directory, so using images outside of that directory will require you to use .. or equivalent to get out of the folder.

  3. WriteKeyValue does a hard edit on loadscreen.ini, meaning every subsequent call on it will use the new logo. If you customize it for one screen, you most likely have to customize every #LSCR# call so everything is accounted for.