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Customize Compiz Fusion Animations on Linux Mint (Xfce & Mate)

How to customize Compiz Fusion Animations for Multiple effects, we go deeper into settings and complexity as we progress along during the video. This covers Xfce and Mate but not Cinnamon. Give Application windows there own open/close and min/max animations, similar for the menu. Getting down into the settings of Compiz to create custom animations for windows, menus and more. It takes a little time to wrap ones head around it but once you play around for a while it all makes sense and you start to make the connections of how it all fits together. There is a hierarchical order with groups of ‘windows’ and/vs individual applications, is Compiz calling just that window or a group that its in. Hopefully once you've seen the basics you can begin to explore further. This is the deepest that I have delved into Compiz settings thus far and about the limit of my knowledge to date. Most of the animations shown have been intentionally slowed down for the video. I have several other videos showing setting up things such as the Cube and other desktop features on my YouTube channel. Compiz 3D Desktop Cube how to (Linux Mint)    • Compiz 3D Desktop Cube how to (Linux ...   (uploaded December 11th 2022) Compiz on Linux Mint Deep Dive    • Compiz on Linux Mint Deep Dive   (uploaded July 3rd 2022) Activate and Configure Compiz on Linux Mint 19.1    • Activate and Configure Compiz on Linu...   (older video still relevant in 2022 Linux Mint 21.1) Do at your own risk, especially the advanced non-default animations, however I had no real issues. This video was recorded using a virtual machine and it even handled the animations rather well. Linux Mint 21.1 Xfce (Beta) was the donor operating system in the video, Mate desktop should be the same and other Distro's if Compiz is present and has the same settings should function the same however I haven't tested any other systems. The occasional background noise is mostly my broken seat squeaking...nothing bad happening! Resources: http://wiki.compiz.org/WindowMatching http://wiki.compiz.org/Plugins/ http://wiki.compiz.org Timestamps: 00:00 – 08:45 Intro and set up 00:00 Intro 01:03 Activate Compiz, logout/in (incl Mate Desktop) Mundane stuff 03:15 CCSM, Effects, Animations 03:52 Random Animations All Events (general random/easy method) 04:47 Open Animation Tab (windows menus) 06:00 Copy & Paste settings Syntax (double and triple clicking, mouse wheel paste) 07:30 Back up Syntax 07:40 Self populating settings 08:46 Begin creating new effect events 08:55 Creating first effect event for 'normal' 'menu' & ‘tooltip' 10:05 Push effect setting to top for first preference (hierarchy) 10:31 Testing the 'menu' for magic lamp effect (and windows) 11:10 Tooltip cant do magic lamp not all effects work on all events 11:23 Change effect to sidekick 12:18 Random effects and check marks 13:10 Close Animation Tab (windows menus) 15:26 Minimize Animation Tab 16:30 Unminimize Animation Tab 17:19 Focus Animation Tab 'Dodge' effect 18:11 Effect Settings Tab, Random Animations All Events, change animation parameters 18:44 Open Animation Tab, individual windows/menu animations set up, 19:21 Individual window animations 'Mugshot' window matching, window ID, 21:02 Individual window animations 'Bulk Rename' window matching, window ID, how to ID 24:24 Identify windows by its Title, Role, Name, Class, Type, ID 26:40 Example 'task-manager' or 'xfce4-taskmanager' what to look for to ID windows 27:19 'Disks' ID as Name 'gnome-disks' also as a 'type=normal' (hierarchy) 29:00 Individual window animation hierarchy IE its name vs a group it belongs to 29:50 Using 'Random' for on the fly changes/adjustments 31:02 Trial & error to find out windows name/class/id etc 31:22 Animation Add-ons module 'Explode' 35:00 Animations Plus module 'Helix' 36:23 Animations Experimental module 'Black Hole' 38:00 Adding modules adds more options for 'Random' in settings 38:53 Outro 'Black Hole' ending (awesome ending)