@KoCinsKy I don't use bezel project but in my case they were configured to the same emulator, genesis-gx to run master system, genesis and sega cd. I configured it to genesis since there is over 600 games and manually set the other two's each game through retroarch's overlay. Then saved each game's override.

@nono6493 said in SF1 Overlay?: @GreenHawk84, You can have a look at the 16:9 1080p Overlays : Season 2 thread. I have just posted 3 new overlays for Street Fighters games including the first one. Rock on! Thanks! If I think of any other ones I will mention it in case you bored enough. :D

Here are the three new overlays of the week for Tiger Road, Heavy Barrel and Desert Assault. Tiger Road (Capcom): Desert Assault (Data East): Heavy Barrel (Data East): As usual, those artworks are available now for download from here, from my github repository or directly installable on your system with the help of the rpie-art script tool from @meleu . Next time, I will probably come with some overlays for "Adventure" games. So if you like them, stay tuned.

That is exactly the way I have done it. Did look at scripting it but a lot of my Arcade overlays need to move the screen to fit correctly with diferent aspect ratios

@mitu Indeed. You were right all along. I really appreciate you helping me track that down. Its been a long time since I have messed with my RP and I had become more unfamiliar with everything than I was when I was more into it. ;)

@Norstein We don't support 3rd party images and links to ROMs/BIOS/copyrighted material is not allowed. Install the image from retropie.org.uk/download and configure your overlays there.

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It depends on how you're trying to set up the bezels. You can, in theory, put the .cfg anywhere and then point to it for each game. Or create an individual .cfg for each game. So it really depends on what you're trying to accomplish and how you are going to accomplish it. I started messing around with individual bezels for arcade (and other) games, but then I stumbled across the Bezel Project. They have a preconfigured set of bezels for literally thousands of games (I count over 7000 games). You can also install bezels for individual systems. The only annoyance is that the roms need to be named according to the No-Intro naming convention, however this only affects console roms. Arcade roms are supported by their standard rom names. You can see a video on The Bezel Project here: You can get The Bezel Project script here: https://github.com/thebezelproject/BezelProject Once you're installed reboot and you can install bezels for individual systems through the Retropie Configurations in the standard menu.

Wonderful work! I used a couple of these in place of my current overlays! I have a request that might be easy for you. There doesn't seem to be a great Vertical Lynx overlay. Any way you could make one since you already have the source material for lynx? Thanks!

Take a look at the Configuration hierarchy. You can have the overlays per-system if you add them to the system's retroarch.cfg file. For individual games, you can use the game override in RetroArch to set the overlays.

Every thing must end one day. Today is the end. Here are my 3 last overlays. Do not worry, it's just before holydays. I will come back at the end of august or beginning of september. Perhaps, if I have time, I will release one or two small things during this month to keep you awake. But do not expect too much. Today, I give you three overlays for three classics. Some are more famous than other, but they are all a part of my gaming history. Let's go : Mappy (Namco): Popeye (Nintendo): And of course "The Classic" Mario Bros (Nintendo): As everytime, all this stuff is available here, in my reporistory or in the @meleu rpie-art script. Now I will relax a little bit and prepare the next season. I wish happy holydays to every one and hope to see you again in a little bit more than a month.

@bigcache I thought in CMD is would be simple as move *.zip.cfg *.cfg

FIXED: Change 'common.cfg' aspect ratio index to 23.

@UDb23 I appreciate your help. I have never played this game before I saw your overlay. But something about using your overlays makes me feel like I'm a kid at the arcade again :D

Problem is I don't think that works with my overlay as I've set a custom viewport size and location so that would also have to be flipped

Thanks Mitu for link, seems they have MOVED custom setting number from 22 to 23. Well know one of the tasks I will need to do over Christmas holidays, cfg file updates :/