@ortsac https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/36657/hide-complete-boot-message-from-rpi-booting?rq=1

@fernbuilds All the information you are looking for is in the documents link i posted earlier. The rest is just trial and error! Have fun

http://imgur.com/a/SAa4L

https://github.com/ehettervik/retropie-splash-videos

dude, he links his github in the comments on youtube.

Dang, these are amazing! What program do you use to make this?

@lilbud Huh, interesting. I've seen this before but never noticed that it had the themeable menu. Probably because at that point I wasn't interested in that feature and the lack of updates. Maybe someone of our other great coders can adapt his changes.

I think we should be able to make extra carousels, on all of the views and also to use it for other images such as metadata, like marquees, or md_images.

Also an origin type function for the carousel would make the variety of nice looking carousels go up.

@Omnija said in [Prototype] Turtle Mini Theme (small screens):

I've uploaded it to the git and added the link to the main post.
If anyone could try it out and give back feedback it would be very much appreciated.

Just tried it out. Looks nice. Just a couple of personal suggestions. The diversity of color you suggested in your previous post would be my choice for each system. Also, in basic view, would prefer game list box to stretch further out to the edges of the screen. Other than that, great job!

@simbz23 Check this; it's not original art but really high quality remake of the cabinet artwork. Could be good stuff to base an overlay upon.

@Capeman @DarkWolf
Sorry, I've got a perminant link here now :) I still can't figure out where I've gone wrong :(
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cktvzau998wbqii/tv (2).zip?dl=0

I don't think so. Each arcade machine in MAME is emulated individually and effectively thinks it is a separate cabinet.

Maybe if you can explain how you are using it and for what purpose, someone may be able to give a little more help.

@meleu @itsnitro Is there a way to connect my cartridge slot to the pi and get it to run? I would like to keep as much a I can original, and I will refurbish it a bit. But I'd still keep as much as I can original. Possibly even the remotes VIA an adapter. Even the metal plates I'll keep. So if there is a way to convert my own current slot to the adapter that would be great. (Also I live outside of the USA, so shipping can be very expensive.)

@itsnitro :-D

@meleu yes, I added a new branch to my fork... I'm not an github expert and I wanted to keep the original master branch for some reason (now I think it was kindof nonsense)

and yes, I already submitted a PR :-)

I want to see this be actually made as an official RetroPie case. This is a very good case and I'd love to have one, but I do not currently own a 3D printer.

Has there been any progress on this? I'm also interested in having video in the system view.

@Syhles
Mhh, yes, but you are learning from this... You never learned enough ;-D

At the moment I'm learning some C++ stuff by messing around with the Emulationstation source code :-D

@Rookervik I wasn't sure what resolution to use, so enjoy an almost 4k image