Arcade 16:9 Overlays (1920x1080)
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cheers :O, i really didn't think it was possible to get the same effect but you proved me wrong, thanks for pointing me in the right direction, im going to attempt and try to recreate what you done on some other overlays i did.
thanks again for the heads up, much appreciated :)
UPDATE: i tried but with no luck :(
Space Invaders PT2, BootHill, Discs of Tron, in photoshop i set the screen image to 35% Opacity, the bezel sides were already set at 100%, saved the image, transferred to the pi, loaded the games, set the RA input_overlay_opacity = "1.000000"
but no luck, i wasnt able to see the game, the overlay just obstructed everything,
what am i doing wrong? its some silly oversight that im completely missing.
cheers.
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@stuart2773: It doesn't work because that png has no transparency at all. ;)
I'm not sure what went wrong, but maybe you want to check out my psd file of the Space Invaders overlay: invaders.psd
It consists of two layers: The bezel at 100% opacity and the background at 35%.
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can you take a look at these? and see where im going wrong?
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boothill: No opacity set for the background layer. The default Photoshop background layer (the one with the little lock icon) should not be activated.
dotron: Same as boothill.
frogs: The four background layers should be grouped into a folder. This new folder should be set to 35% (or whatever you prefer) opacity.
invaders: No opacity set for the background layer.
invadpt2: The default Photoshop background layer should not be activated.
triplhnt: This one is a bit messed up. ;) You don't have the foreground and background properly separated. Unfortunately, there is no easy fix aside from starting from scratch. This is how it might look: www.atarimuseum.com/orubin/Witch-Hunt.jpg
Here are the corrected files: bezels_fixed.zip
I hope this helps. I really appreciate your work! :)
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This is awesome! I hope this all works as hoped because those 3d'ish bezel look fantastic!
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thanks for those, i understand how its working now, but for some strange reason even with the fixed versions you provided im unable to get any of the transparency to work, its driving me crazy, i keep getting the same files everytime. my photoshop must be f***ed up
i even created a new bezel from scratch using your method and i get exacly the same non working bezel with no transparency :@ agghhhhhhhhhhh
i dont have any problem whatsoever with the transparency with normal bezels i created, just these "projected ones"
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That's odd. How do you save your png files within Photoshop?
FYI
I've managed to recreate the Triple Hunt / Witch Hunt overlay. :)
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@stuart2773 said in Arcade 16:9 Overlays (1920x1080):
i even created a new bezel from scratch using your method and i get exacly the same non working bezel with no transparency :@ agghhhhhhhhhhh
Do you flatten the image before saving the image ? That destroys transparency.
Usually I use "merge visible" layers before saving to PNG and it keeps transparencies. -
yeah ive been flattening them rather than merging, i will have another attempt at them
@JesseBlue love what you did with the Triple Hunt :P
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FINALLY !!!! :) i got it working
will upload the new bezels soon just making a few tweaks
thanks for all your help guys - much appreciated
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New Fixed Projected Bezels
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Lunar Rescue:-
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New projected bezel Omega Race
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New projected bezel Asteroids
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New projected bezel Asteroids Deluxe
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New projected bezel Blue Shark
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These 3D bezels may be the sexiest things I ever saw (ps. don't tell my wife).
BTW...how do you take a schreenshot in RA that includes the bezel? When I try via RGUI, I get only the gameplay.
John
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@johnodon said in Arcade 16:9 Overlays (1920x1080):
These 3D bezels may be the sexiest things I ever saw (ps. don't tell my wife).
BTW...how do you take a schreenshot in RA that includes the bezel? When I try via RGUI, I get only the gameplay.
John
thanks, glad you like them, i wont tell if you dont lol,
im not sure how you take a screenshot with bezel in RA either
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Hey...look at what I did! :)
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@stuart2773 Use raspi2ng (requires manual installation) to capture the PI screen.
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