Thread: iGO UX - Displays city/village/town name on bottom right of screen

Originally Posted by urbexuk

You can change the location where the name is displayed by opening up file names cityname.ui within the ui_igo9/common folder of the attached file. Just change the numbers in bold for the position you want.

<BUTTON right = bottom = -2% (lua.uiResW == 320? 15%: 12.5% ​​) 22.5% w = h = 12% z = 5 = 1 resize_bmp bmp = "map_currentstrt_spr.bmp "visible = ((% navigation.car.address.city! = L" "&&% navigation.car.is_incity) &&!% lua.vEasyNavTripInfoOpen &&!% navigation.tunnel_view.overview.available &&!% lua.JunctionViewVisible)>

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Originally Posted by osiris4isis

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I do not understand what to open to modify bold values. If I do open using total commander the cityname_24 file in the specified file I do not have any text to modify. With Total Commander I opened cityname.ui within the ui_igo9/common folder of the cityname_24.zip and all I see is just an blank iso file. For me Total Commander uses ultraISO to open it.

Am I doing something wrong? How to do it to open it properly and modify the suggested settings to have it centered at the bottom centre of the screen? I am using primo 2.0_i3.
Any help would be appreciated.
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My bad. I did manage to see the above lines, but I cannot get it centered on the middle of the screen.

I would like to see the city name on bottom center of the screen. What should I add to work like that?

Edit: Problem solved. I've got centered city name. Other values had to be modified, not the bold ones.

Originally Posted by byndinfinity

Edit: Problem solved. I've got centered city name. Other values had to be modified, not the bold ones.

I think you missed understood my replied, it wasn't a correction on the value for centering; it was a correction on the syntax used. There is no such thing as: w = h = ...