Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes

Hex

@sobrator said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

-Game description starts scrolling down too fast (faster you can read), and then stays in the middle way too much. Then when it reaches the end it goes back to top instantly. Can this be improved?

Yea this can be improved. I shall make changes soon. Thanks for letting me know that.

SystemLogoffSA

Hey Ruckage, what windows build are you using for testing your theme? You've inspired me to make one, but I want to make sure what I test on supports all the features available.

ruckage

@systemlogoffsa

Hi,

@jdrassa as an automated build that should always up to date https://github.com/jrassa/EmulationStation/releases/tag/continuous

Tobi

Hi!

I adore your themes, they are gorgeous!

I run RetroPie on a 5:4 screen (it's what I had lying around), and your themes breaks a little there. I attached a screenshot showing both problems I found.

I have no idea how much effort it would be to fix this, but I'd be grateful if you tried :)

ruckage

@tobi

What is the resolution of your screen?

Tobi

@ruckage sorry for forgetting that. It's 1280x1024.

ruckage

@tobi
I'll see what I can do for a future version, unfortunately it takes a bit of time as lots of element have to be tweaked in order to fit a different aspect ratio.

Tobi

@ruckage Cool, thanks!

SystemLogoffSA

@ruckage said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

@systemlogoffsa

Hi,

@jdrassa as an automated build that should always up to date https://github.com/jrassa/EmulationStation/releases/tag/continuous

It seems like it's a little behind and missing collections looking at the 51 commits since last release for it.

I'll have to bother @jdrassa about it.

jdrassa

@systemlogoffsa The "51 commits" label is inaccurate. It should have the latest build. The process for updating the release doesn't update the associated tag. I need to look into a way to update that. You are not the first to ask about it.

SystemLogoffSA

@jdrassa said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

@systemlogoffsa The "51 commits" label is inaccurate. It should have the latest build. The process for updating the release doesn't update the associated tag. I need to look into a way to update that. You are not the first to ask about it.

Ah, thank you. I'm looking forward to using it to make a theme. :)

lolo

Great theme.
The best case to use for this: The Retroflag NESPi Case for Raspberry.

The manufacturing quality is amazing
The actual price is < 20$
Pay attention to those who sell it more.

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mattmanforever

@lolo Yeah, my NESPI case just arrived this week and I love that thing. I also have the Tinytendo SNES case, but replaced it with this. So far it's the ultimate case. Seems to stay pretty cool too. The Tinytendo case caused my Pi to overheat while playing Chrono Trigger so I had to install a fan... not happening with the NESPI case, which seems to have better ventilation.

hooperre

@mattmanforever said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

@lolo Yeah, my NESPI case just arrived this week and I love that thing. I also have the Tinytendo SNES case, but replaced it with this. So far it's the ultimate case. Seems to stay pretty cool too. The Tinytendo case caused my Pi to overheat while playing Chrono Trigger so I had to install a fan... not happening with the NESPI case, which seems to have better ventilation.

Is the power switch just a toggle?

lolo

The Power (Just a kill switch) and the Reset work well.
Even the packaging is pretty. ;)

Now on Amazon some guy sell it to 119€...

Pretty cool too this controller.
www.8bitdo.com/n30-f30/

mattmanforever

@hooperre It's not a safe off switch, just a power kill switch, but I have a habit of shutting down from the menu first anyway. I just hate unplugging a Pi to turn it off. Also, the LED light is like the original NES, not blindingly bright like a custom LED on the Tinytendo.

skj

@ruckage

I wonder if you can help me, I'm using an old version of your nes Classic theme v1.2 as a personal preference, I recently updated emulation station to the current version and the theme does not display correctly, I know this was due to a change in the ES update when the carousel was introduced and you made a fix for the current versions of your theme at the time, what do I need to change in the xml files of version 1.2 to display correctly, any help would be much appreciated thank you.

mattmanforever

@skj Why not just update the theme?

skj

@mattmanforever said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

@skj Why not just update the theme?

I said it's a personal preference !!! I prefer the layout of the older version

ruckage

@skj

The layout for new version hasn't really changed that much and offers lots more options for resolution, aspect ratio, and the layout. Plus it supports collections. It's really just the carousel that is different (for the better in my opinion). Why did you update EmulationStation if you were happy with the old version of the theme?

You can fix the gamelist by going to the nesmini.xml and replacing the <textlist name="gamelist"> section with:

<textlist name="gamelist">
	<forceUppercase>0</forceUppercase>
	<scrollSound>./sounds/se_sys_cursor.wav</scrollSound>
	<fontPath>./art/NESCyrillic_gamelist.ttf</fontPath>
	<pos>0.2958333333333333 0.2185185185185185</pos>	
	<size>0.4083333333333333 0.5481481481481481</size>
	<alignment>left</alignment>
	<horizontalMargin>0.0083333333333333</horizontalMargin>
	<fontSize>0.0592592592592593</fontSize>
	<lineSpacing>1.375</lineSpacing>
	<selectorHeight>0.0592592592592593</selectorHeight>
	<selectorOffsetY>0.0074074074074074</selectorOffsetY>			
</textlist>

You'll probably find other things don't work correctly as well though so it's better to use the new version.