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Sound notifications
Starting in version 0.8.5, Picasso supports sound notifications. In Render and SPINNA, these can be selected in the File menu in the menu bar. The available files are read from the picasso/gui/notification_sounds folder. .mp3 and .wav files are supported. Default sound notification is saved automatically when manually changed.
Custom notifications
To add custom notification sounds, copy the sound files (.mp3 or .wav) to the picasso/gui/notification_sounds folder. Depending on how you installed Picasso, this folder can be found in different locations:
GitHub
If you cloned the GitHub repository, you can add sound notifications by following these steps:
Find the directory where you cloned the GitHub repository with Picasso.
Go to
picasso/gui/notification_sounds.Copy the sound files to this folder.
PyPI
If you installed Picasso using pip install picassosr, you can add sound notifications by following these steps:
Activate your conda environment where
picassosris installed by typingconda activate YOUR_ENVIRONMENT.To find the location of the package, type
pip show picassosrand look for the line starting withLocation:.Navigate to this location and go to
picasso/gui/notification_sounds.Copy the sound files to this folder.
One click installer (Windows)
If you installed Picasso using the one click installer from the Picasso release page , you can add sound notifications by following these steps:
Find the location where you installed Picasso. By default, it is
C:/Picasso. Before version 0.8.3, the default location wasC:/Program Files/Picasso.Go to the following subfolder:
picasso/gui/notification_sounds.Copy the sound files to this folder.
One click installer (macOS)
If you installed Picasso using the one click installer from the Picasso release page , you can add sound notifications by following these steps:
Navigate to your Applications folder and right-click on the picasso app, then select “Show Package Contents”.
Add your sound files to
Contents/Frameworks/picasso/gui/notification_sounds.