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There are a few methods to load custom keymaps on Kodi. ...''Profile directory''' which will be the userdata folder, then open the '''keymaps''' folder.

<section begin="intro" />Keymaps are XML base files that define the mappings of keys (keyboard keys, mouse/r == Customizing keymaps through the GUI ==

=== Keymaps === A collection of actions available for [[Keymap|custom keymaps]].

...keymaps) should be fine. Copy it and put it in the /storage/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps location as we might be tweaking it. and place remote.xml in /storage/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps/

* switch between profiles using different keymaps for each profile === Switching Profiles Using Keymaps ===

...like every button to work 'out of the box', we need to make changes to the keymaps files for several of the front facing buttons<br/> The example keymaps shown are only one possible permutation

{{mininav| [[Remote controls]] | [[Keymaps]] }} {{bigger| {{note| You can also edit keymaps from within {{kodi}} by using '''[[Add-on:Keymap Editor]]'''. }} }}

== keymaps == Similar to sources.xml, but used to add custom network locations when browsing in the GUI for a path.

...w window (i.e., the "o" key will automatically use the new window). Custom keymaps should change '''<code>CodecInfo</code>''' to '''<code>PlayerProcessInfo</c

...nput and page jumping, this guide wills how you how to enable this using a custom '''[[keymap]]'''. If you have a normal "MCE" style remote or non-Android CE | Step3 = Save this file in [[userdata]]/Keymaps/:

...p.xml, multiple keymaps can be stored in the directory '''~/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps/''' in which all xml files will be parsed. The old configuration, however, #Feel free to add any custom remotes to the configuration

...xt editor and going into your [[Userdata|userdata folder]] and into the '''keymaps''' folder. ...hose remote apps. You can also change the username back to "xbmc" or use a custom username (and optionally, a password) in '''Service settings'''.

| <code>Custom Skin Windows</code> | custom*.xml - WINDOW_ID's from 11100 to 11199 reserved for Skins

=== Custom Boot Splash === If you want to replace the standard Ubuntu boot screen with a custom, XBMC related one TeamXBMC provides the following in its repository:

* Example custom [http://members.shaw.ca/eqadmin/keymap.xml keymap.xml]. (this is OLD) Explanation of keymaps available Manual Page for Keymap.xml

#Feel free to add any custom remotes to the configuration ...mote.xml, which should be a copy of the global file /usr/share/xbmc/system/keymaps/remote.xml but with the following difference:

...ivateWindow(subtitlesearch)</code> can be bound to a remote button using [[keymaps]] in order to quickly bring up the subtitle search window. ...[Settings/Player/Language#Download_Services|Subtitles Settings]] and set a Custom Subtitle Directory. You can also choose to manually browse for the subtitle

...have copied this file into the C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\userdata\keymaps folder. As you can see, we have added in a new custom view number here of '503' which corresponds to the name of the include file

...e> action ID has been replaced by <code>seek(-7)</code>. Users with custom keymaps should apply this change as well. <code>SmallStepBack</code> will still wor ...ack</code> action ID has been replaced by <code>seek(-7)</code> in default keymaps. See '''skip steps]]''' for details. When the original <code>SmallStepBack<

...will prevent the template from thinking that everything before the = is a custom parameter. ...dering if the different builds (OUYA, SPMC, Gotham) have different default keymaps. BTW - I'm on the OUYA build. --[[User:Elmerohueso|Elmerohueso]] ([[User t