Please add some info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

reserved/WIP (just in case),please proceed!

@PaBLoNeKeN So if you click the link it fails, but if you right click and copy link, then paste into address bar it will start the download.

@DiGamer80 Thank you! Look forward to adding them to my setup!

@DTEAM
Thanks! Those links are really helpful. I'll add that to the list.
Great project you have there!

@sleve_mcdichael hello, I appreciate your help, I uploaded the files you requested here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1w5Q1e88_zQtoAH_Et1ACRX61zJqStqWi?usp=sharing

Update: Okay, not sure what reverted, but I just did a full system update this morning (usual routine every couple weeks) and the SNES bezels are fitting again.

@liquidhamilton
I like the idea. I've used images at the launch dialog screen, but your idea is sweet!

Got it working, if anyone else is interested in using this bezel pack, I combined the bezel and crt overlays for each game into one image using gimp, exported that as mslug.png and then I made a .cfg file and named that mslug.cfg . Put both files in the opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/overlays folder. Make sure you name both the .png and .cfg files the same for each game.

My cfg file looks like

overlays = 1

overlay0_overlay = mslug.png

overlay0_full_screen = true

overlay0_descs = 0

You can do that, but you'll need to script it using from the onstart runcommand script.

New version: now with a GUI (Windows only).

Release MAME / Retroarch bezel / overlays tool v4.0 · cosmo0/mame-retroarch-bezel-converter (github.com)

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I think it would be a great idea. If it's not possible to implement it, could it be done using the theme system? 🤔

@iggy said in Overlay scale setting messed up:

Load a game and then enter the retroarch s

Hey iggy, hust thank you so so so much, you explained everything so well and it works grate :D

Thanks :D

I'm going to assume you're using lr-gambatte as your GB emulator.

Start a GB game. Open the RGUI by using the hotkey combo you have setup (by default: Select + X) Scroll down to Options and press A. Scroll down to GB Colorization Press left or right to cycle through the options from Custom to OFF. Press B to exit to the Quick Menu. Scroll to the top to Resume. Press A on Resume to resume the game.

The green overlay is now gone. Feel free to try out the different colour modes and see how they look.

@etheling excellent work. Looks really slick on the side-bars there.

@Clyde That would be awesome. I've written a script that will take a folder of videos and, using FFmpeg, overlay images on top of them like scan lines and a bezel and spit out a new video. It would be so nice to be able to do this as an image instead like retroarch does.