Achieving a feature of mpv.net

[sqq135]

I think the mpv.net's feature, that the OSC automatically hides, even when the mouse is within the functional area (e.g., over the timeline bar or thumbfast display) and not in motion, is very convenient. But I don't know how to achieve this feature in your uosc. (mpv.net has a terrible subtitle system, so I replace it by another mpv fork, hooke007/MPV_lazy, using your uosc)

I study the portable_config/script-opts/osc.conf, but I couldn't find the correct parameter. I'm really not good at coding, hoping you can give me some guidance.

[christoph-heinrich]

diff --git a/src/uosc/lib/cursor.lua b/src/uosc/lib/cursor.lua
index c1600ed..223e9c0 100644
--- a/src/uosc/lib/cursor.lua
+++ b/src/uosc/lib/cursor.lua
@@ -259,7 +259,6 @@ function cursor:leave() self:move(math.huge, math.huge) end
 
 function cursor:is_autohide_allowed()
 	return options.autohide and (not self.autohide_fs_only or state.fullscreen) and
-		not (self.mbtn_left_dbl_enabled or self.mbtn_right_enabled or self.wheel_enabled) and
 		not Menu:is_open()
 end
 mp.observe_property('cursor-autohide-fs-only', 'bool', function(_, val) cursor.autohide_fs_only = val end)

[Sneakpeakcss]

Probably because this also requires autohide=yes in uosc.conf. Though, i'm somewhat interested in what's the "terrible subtitle system" in mpv.net, since from what i know it doesn't have any changes to it, and uses the same mpv default sub-auto=exact setting.
At first glance MPV_lazy seems to just follow the default settings with additional font loading script, but, well… Getting a bit offtopic.

I'm quite sure that the issue here is the autohide setting.

[christoph-heinrich]

Ah yes, I forgot about the autohide=yes 😅

[sqq135]

Yes, it works. Thanks for your guidance.

I believe I should explain the reason for my low assessment about subtitle system; it was due to my misunderstanding and ignorance. In short, the fork I used caused this subtitle issue in the April 23 update.

After the prolonged cessation of update in mpv.net, its Chinese translation branch also stopped updating. The fork I used was based on it, and as a result, he had to update it himself, which led to the appearance of the defect. It's confusing that I couldn't find the relevant description in his update log.

https://github.com/hooke007/mpv.net_CM
hooke007/MPV_lazy#258

the fork I used, I like its shortcut and some concenient changes.
https://github.com/diana7127/mpv.net-DW/releases

[Sneakpeakcss]

Ahh, that makes sense. Looks like mpv.net had quite the turbulance, but came back to active development few months after that, and it even implemented localization support which was the mentioned issue. Though, at this point it's on a v7 release, so that fork is quite outdated.

Chinese translation is natively supported now, and the initial work was provided by the author of another pre-configured Chinese package. I think both of them used mpv.net just for the configurable context menu, and not long ago dropped it(?) in favour of mpv-menu-plugin, which seems to be in full-development to the point that it might even become a default thing in mpv at some point.

The day where mpv comes with contextmenu out of box might be upon us (well… At least on Windows), isn't that unbelievable lol.

[hooke007]

At first glance MPV_lazy seems to just follow the default settings with additional font loading script, but, well… Getting a bit offtopic.

That's not my settings. The file in the main branch is a simplified manual.

After the prolonged cessation of update in mpv.net, its Chinese translation branch also stopped updating.

Upstream has supported multi-languages.