Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes
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@pablovera said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
Ps: Is there any chance that you make the american super nintendo system and icon (the white and violet one)?
This x100
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@ruckage said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
No video support yet but I do plan to add it.
this would be great!!
Remove the meta plot info and place a small video there? -
@lilbud Aye, I'm digging his pixel icons for the systems. LOVE EM! Tho I have some tricks up my sleeve. :D
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@Rookervik What are you hiding?
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@backstander Omg.. Facepalm! .. I love it! 😆
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@ruckage Congratulations on the great work, several users recalbox would like to use this your amazing theme, I can help make the proper adjustments if you authorize.
Cheers,
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@backstander This (carousel view) is breathtaking, tbh.
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Sorry for not replying for a few days and thanks to everyone who has commented.
@pablovera said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
Hello. I'm from Argentina.
First of all, sorry for my bad English.
I became a user just to say how much I like this theme.
I was about to buy a Nintendo Classic for my daughter, but seeing what I can do with a raspberry and this them I am convinced that I will give her this.
So... thanks.
Ps: Is there any chance that you make the american super nintendo system and icon (the white and violet one)?
Thanks. I'm sure your daughter will be really happy with a Raspberry pi. I will be doing a USA snes variant icon which will be included but the standard Snes will be the default icon.
@azvarel said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
@ruckage Congratulations on the great work, several users recalbox would like to use this your amazing theme, I can help make the proper adjustments if you authorize.
Cheers,
AzvarelHi, I've replied on the recalbox forum. I will be happy to port this over to recalbox myself but it will be once the theme is more or less complete.
Carousel Icons Update.
I've have been busy making more icons, only a few left to make now to cover all currently supported systems then I will be able to get the carousel images made and finally get the carousel updated. Here's the latest batch.
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@ruckage How are you configuring the carousel to show the icons correctly? I've tried with a theme I'm working on and can't get the icons to scale correctly.
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@lilbud said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
@ruckage How are you configuring the carousel to show the icons correctly? I've tried with a theme I'm working on and can't get the icons to scale correctly.
You'll need to give more info on the exact problem (if you can provide the theme for me to look at that would be even better). I admittedly haven't tried it on the raspberry pi itself yet but from my tests on the windows version of ES scaling works perfectly.
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@ruckage Looks awesome! Just had a quick look at your other posts so sorry if I missed it : will there be a Kodi icon too?
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@DigitalMonkey said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
@ruckage Looks awesome! Just had a quick look at your other posts so sorry if I missed it : will there be a Kodi icon too?
There will, but not until there is a Kodi system :D.
Actually, you can answer a question for me since you use Kodi. What is the benefit of a separate Kodi section in retropie? -
@ruckage There's no real benefit apart from (IMO!) it looks nice having it on the main menu.
Plus adding it to the main menu makes it the first 'system' you see after booting up. Which, for me, is handy as I spend bit more time using Kodi than playing games.
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Plus adding it to the main menu makes it the first 'system' you see after booting up.
By default, the systems appear alphabetically. Anyone who has any systems before 'K' will still have to scroll to it. I have 39 systems in the carousel with Kodi being one, so it takes me quite a bit to get there.
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@ruckage
Icon scaling is a pain with the carousel when using icons that have largely different sizes from one another, speaking from making carousels for 3-4 different themes on my personal setup. -
@mediamogul said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
Plus adding it to the main menu makes it the first 'system' you see after booting up.
By default, the systems appear alphabetically. Anyone who has any systems before 'K' will still have to scroll to it. I have 39 systems installed with Kodi being one, so it takes me quite a bit to get there.
They actually appear in the order they are defined in the es_systems.cfg (which you are correct is ordered alphabetically by default). To have a system appear first you just need to move it to the top in es_systems.cfg.
Still don't really get why Kodi needs it's own section personally - wouldn't a general apps folder be better? (I said this originally regarding steam as well but at least with that you can launch games directly which makes some sense for it to have it's own system.)
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@Syhles said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:
@ruckage
Icon scaling is a pain with the carousel when using icons that have largely different sizes from one another, speaking from making carousels for 3-4 different themes on my personal setup.Doesn't it just work like maxsize (I'm fairly sure it does). For example you define what is essentially a bounding box and the image is scaled as much as possible to fit the box without stretching?
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@ruckage So my theme shares the carousel idea with your theme, (Big square icons instead of logos.) Like this one,
So I would use this code,
- <carousel name="systemcarousel">
<type>horizontal</type>
<pos>0 0</pos> <!-- Currently only y value is used -->
<size>1 .354 </size> <!-- currently only height value is used -->
<color>00000060</color>
<logoScale>1</logoScale>
<logoSize>0.364 0.354</logoSize>
<maxLogoCount>5</maxLogoCount>
</carousel>
But the logo would appear stretched and squashed
- <carousel name="systemcarousel">
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They actually appear in the order they are defined in the es_systems.cfg (which you are correct is ordered alphabetically by default). To have a system appear first you just need to move it to the top in es_systems.cfg.
Yeah, I've toyed with the idea of creating my own order a few times, but I always land on it more trouble than it's worth.
Still don't really get why Kodi needs it's own section personally
I do it for the same reason @DigitalMonkey does; just because it looks nice. However, there's no great reason other than that and personally, It wouldn't bother me to keep it in the 'Ports' menu.
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