Pixel Theme
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@Rookervik sadly I have minus one hundred percent skills for GIMP 😢
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@Rookervik I said that your pixel splashscreen is allready in the splashscreen repos, I hope my ideas for the minilumi splashscreen result usefull for you 😀
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@sergioad They are good suggestions. I just didn't have any plans to make a splash screen that looked like Luminous. I've got a couple other projects going right now. And I fiddled with one idea. Didn't like how it turned out. I'll think of something better after I finish editing the modern theme... and get the pixel2 theme finished up.
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@Rookervik i think if you darkened up the sides of the letter blocks it would be perfect. I really like this one. Its just a little hard to read the word. But i do like it. Im a little partial to honeycomb though.... :)
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@Rookervik Oh man, looks grear 😁
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@Rookervik said in Pixel Theme:
I haven't re-uploaded anything since the site change. You can get the Theme Helper in my dropbox: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/60872572/EmulationStation/ES Theme Helper3.rar
It's windows-only. If more than 2 or 3 people used it, I might use Construct 2 and make an HTML5 version of it that would work in a web browser on any system. But I think there are.... exactly 3 people that use it. LOL.
I would like to use it! How's this HTML5 versions coming? :P
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to change de default Retropie Settings icons with the ones that come with the Pixel Theme, and so far, no luck :(
I've tried changing the location of the icons in
/opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/gamelists/retropie/gamelist.xml
but it doesn't seem to work.
Am I looking at the right file?I'm trying to change the icons path from
<game> <path>./audiosettings.rp</path> <name>Audio</name> <desc>Configure audio settings. Choose default of 'auto', 3.5mm jack, or HDMI. Mixer controls, and apply default settings.</desc> <image>./icons/audiosettings.png</image> <playcount>6</playcount> <lastplayed>20161123T202849</lastplayed> </game>
to
<game> <path>./audiosettings.rp</path> <name>Audio</name> <desc>Configure audio settings. Choose default of 'auto', 3.5mm jack, or HDMI. Mixer controls, and apply default settings.</desc> <image>~/etc/emulationstation/themes/pixel/retropie/icons/audiosettings.png</image> <playcount>6</playcount> <lastplayed>20161123T202849</lastplayed> </game>
(I'm not sure if the
~
is right, but it'¡s not working anyway)And is it possible that this file resets itself every time the system starts? Because I tried changing
<name>Audio</name>
to
<name>Whatever</name>
I restarted the system and the title was
<name>Audio</name>
back again.Thanks.
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@hiulit you can't make edits while es is running.
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And why not create a fork of Pixel with 8 bit NES like selection / cursor movement sounds? Pixel sounds maybe?
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@sergioad Editing it with sounds is fine. But most users complain about whatever sound you choose. So I chose not to have sounds in the theme. It's better than getting 150 comments saying "This sound is annoying. Change it." lol.
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Well... That is true, pardon me 😁
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@herb_fargus Oh, ok! I'll try again then. :)
Can you tell if I'm editing the right file/opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/gamelists/retropie/gamelist.xml
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Hi, ive seen a version of this on your tube that when you select a game, the screen zooms into the box art or screenshot thats being shown top right.
how did they do that?
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@a7mag3ddon Change the Emulation Station setting from fade to zoom under the UI section.
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hah really? that simple :-)
thanks!
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Some guy on youtube seems to have managed to run this theme in a 4:3 aspect ratio. Any idea how he did this? Is this related to the theme, or is this a Raspberry Pi setting?
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All themes will run in whatever resolution your system is set to. Since his is set to a CRT Television, it's 4:3 and the themes are displayed at 4:3.
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@Rookervik Ok, but do you know how to set the resolution to 4:3, then? There's three of us trying to find a solution in this thread: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5856/component-out-to-4-3-crt-via-3-5mm-jack
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@felleg The Pi automatically sets itself to 4:3 when it boots and a TV is hooked up to the RCA cables. If you're on a HDMI TV trying to get into a 4:3 resolution you can do it by messing with the config.txt. But it's kind of silly to do that on a widescreen TV.
config.txt video modes: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt.md
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@Rookervik Maybe it would be best to continue in the thread I linked instead of derailing this theme thread, but I'm not so sure the Pi boots in 4:3 when using the 3.5mm AV cables. I sadly don't have my monitor around to take a picture, but just to give an idea, it feels like emulationstation is displayed in 16:9 (even on the CRT) and the games are in 4:3.
That means the games look fine, but the menu gets cutoff
I can try to mess around with the overscan so that I can see the whole menu, but then the picture of the games get squeezed horizontally.
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