Pi in a Super Famicom Build
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I kind of love that. Could you make one with a transparent background (png)?
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@Rookervik I like the black one! The white outline around the letters really make it pop! I wonder if the white outline would look good on the blue background and the white (or black) RETROPIE test over the blue as well?
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@obsidianspider Hahaha, it's pretty cool. Yeah that top image is pixel-perfect 320x240 on the splash screens. Glad you could crop them out.
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@Rookervik Thanks so much for that. I think just one with a transparent background should be good for now. I can see about tweaking a background if necessary once the label arrives.
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@obsidianspider When you ask for a transparent background, what are you wanting transparent?
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@Rookervik Keeping the letters colored in, but the background transparent. If that makes sense.
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@obsidianspider Here you go: Template
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@Rookervik Thanks!
Now I am even more anxious for my label to arrive.
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@obsidianspider looking sweet! Your idea is genius, the screen is just the perfect height
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Your builds has given me the push to attempt something like this myself. Your work is amazing.
Thinking of possibly using a psone for my 1st attempt!
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@danfozzy said in Pi in a Super Famicom Build:
Your builds has given me the push to attempt something like this myself. Your work is amazing.
Thanks. That's quite the compliment. It's been a lot of trial and error.
Thinking of possibly using a psone for my 1st attempt!
Go for it! That would be a really cool build. Be sure to let us know how it goes, and don't be afraid to ask for help if you get stuck.
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@obsidianspider gone for it. Just bought a psone with a controller for £15 😊
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@danfozzy said in Pi in a Super Famicom Build:
@obsidianspider gone for it. Just bought a psone with a controller for £15 😊
Fantastic. Some tips: as you take it apart, take a LOT of photos, because you won't always remember how things were connected.
Use plastic bags or containers to store the screws and hardware.
Do a lot of measuring and test fitting BEFORE you cut.
Test, test again, and retest as you go along.
I can't wait to see what you come up with. 🙂
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