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    Emulationstation splash.svg how is it created?

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    • mituM
      mitu Global Moderator
      last edited by

      Upload your .svg file somewhere so we can take a look. EmulationStation may not support all .svg features - it uses nanosvg for SVG reading and display.

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        wicketewoks @mitu
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        @mitu
        I try to upload the image and the page does not allow me:
        ![splash.svg](Invalid file type. Allowed types are: .png, .jpg, .bmp, .jpeg)

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        • mituM
          mitu Global Moderator @wicketewoks
          last edited by mitu

          @wicketewoks Yes, that's why I said somewhere, the forum doesn't allow .svg files as inline attachments.
          You can also open it in a text editor and post the contents on pastebin.com (if the resulting text is not too large).

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            wicketewoks @mitu
            last edited by wicketewoks

            @mitu
            If it's big I'll try to upload it to uptobox paste the link

            [link text]https://uptobox.com/5l4tl2fu6czd(link url)

            I also don't know why the images with color when passing the jpg o png to svg lose it, the svg should be like the following image:

            clipart2392674.png

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              fdr4prez @wicketewoks
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              @wicketewoks

              Your SVG file is all white and it works on my Pi3B

              1af51598-4e34-4691-b963-ab1c7f5f3213-image.png

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                wicketewoks @fdr4prez
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                @fdr4prez

                Yes, and I don't know why it transforms it like this, and I don't know why it doesn't load for me, it gives me a parse error

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                • mituM
                  mitu Global Moderator
                  last edited by

                  The splash works, but it may not be showing since it's all black. If I color it, it shows fine:

                  f816039c-753e-499e-abd9-ebfc9f39c83f-image.png

                  You need a better converter for the image.

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                    wicketewoks @mitu
                    last edited by

                    @mitu

                    Thanks, I'm calmer, now I know that the problem is converting the image to svg, I'll look for a program for Mac

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                    • mituM
                      mitu Global Moderator
                      last edited by

                      Use Inkscape, it should be able to convert it (look it up in the docs), though I think you'll need to change the font's color to show up on the splash background

                      bcb8830c-4dc9-4868-a638-0f60f84b061d-image.png

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                        wicketewoks @mitu
                        last edited by wicketewoks

                        @mitu
                        thank you very much, i will

                        edit : I have tried to make another one to Inkscape, it no longer gives me an error but I only see the bar loading the different emulators....

                        edit2:
                        I was testing on my raspberry pi 3b+ and now on my raspberry pi 4 and it's not that the image looks dark or that it's barely visible, it's simply that there is no image, the correct address is this: /opt/retropie/configs/all/ emulationstation/resources/ where you had to create resources if they didn't exist?

                        the image provided in the other thread if I put it does not look like this
                        [link text]https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RetroPie/EmulationStation/master/resources/splash.svg(link url)

                        not with white background but dark

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                        • mituM
                          mitu Global Moderator @wicketewoks
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                          @wicketewoks said in Emulationstation splash.svg how is it created?:

                          ...it's simply that there is no image, the correct address is this: /opt/retropie/configs/all/ emulationstation/resources/ where you had to create resources if they didn't exist?

                          The location you mentioned above is the one from the user's folder, where you can copy your files to override the built-in resources. The default resource files are in program installation folder (/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/dev/resources/).

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                            fdr4prez @mitu
                            last edited by

                            @mitu said in Emulationstation splash.svg how is it created?:

                            @wicketewoks said in Emulationstation splash.svg how is it created?:

                            ...it's simply that there is no image, the correct address is this: /opt/retropie/configs/all/ emulationstation/resources/ where you had to create resources if they didn't exist?

                            The location you mentioned above is the one from the user's folder, where you can copy your files to override the built-in resources. The default resource files are in program installation folder (/opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/dev/resources/).

                            I don't have a "dev" subfolder on my pi.

                            Mine goes like this:
                            /opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/resources/

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                            • mituM
                              mitu Global Moderator @fdr4prez
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                              @fdr4prez said in Emulationstation splash.svg how is it created?:

                              I don't have a "dev" subfolder on my pi.

                              Right, the path is indeed /opt/retropie/supplementary/emulationstation/resources/. I have the es-dev module installed and the path I copied is a bit different, I forgot to erase properly the dev suffix.

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                                wicketewoks @mitu
                                last edited by wicketewoks

                                @mitu
                                Here I put an image of how it looks on both raspberrypi

                                hoy.jpg

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                                @mitu @fdr4prez
                                I have tried the file that I send you through uptobox that at least it looks dark, or in black and white, but you can see it, but not even that for me

                                with which I do not get anything clear, if you use Inkscape, when saving as svg what characteristics do you mark to save

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                                • mituM
                                  mitu Global Moderator @wicketewoks
                                  last edited by

                                  @wicketewoks said in Emulationstation splash.svg how is it created?:

                                  with which I do not get anything clear, if you use Inkscape, when saving as svg what characteristics do you mark to save

                                  I've used the instructions from this page to import the PNG file (with colors) and create a SVG from it.

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                                    wicketewoks @mitu
                                    last edited by wicketewoks

                                    @mitu
                                    Thanks I'll read it because you're lost

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                                      wicketewoks @mitu
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                                      @mitu

                                      Thank you, I have solved it, I have reinstalled emulationstation and it has been solved, I had to do it to both raspberrypi, by the way, it is a pity that I lose a lot of colors ....

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                                        fdr4prez @wicketewoks
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                                        @wicketewoks said in Emulationstation splash.svg how is it created?:

                                        @mitu

                                        Thank you, I have solved it, I have reinstalled emulationstation and it has been solved, I had to do it to both raspberrypi, by the way, it is a pity that I lose a lot of colors ....

                                        try these out.

                                        https://www.filemail.com/d/ydcakpximfvywrd

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                                          fdr4prez
                                          last edited by fdr4prez

                                          test1 =
                                          test1.png

                                          test2 =
                                          test2.png

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                                            wicketewoks @fdr4prez
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                                            @fdr4prez

                                            Thank you, one goes to each raspberrypi but I would like to know what parameters should be touched or some guide that explains more things to get to this, because the guide that I read limited me to what they said and blurs the colors...

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