@lilbud I see, I see, so you'd like to create a layout like this and keep the selection in the middle area: https://snag.gy/CGAw4Q.jpg Looking at the video though, it seems the Switch UI is not actually a carousel. See there are two kinds of this linear layout in Pegasus: ListView is easier to use but doesn't loop like a carousel (ie. you jump to the beginning/end on the last/first element). This is what the Switch UI uses in the video. PathView is somewhat more complex but loops like the ES systems view. That's what the Carousel object in the theme uses under the hood. So in case you'd like to make it exactly like the Switch you could take a look on ListViews too. For both of them, you can use preferredHighlightBegin and -End to set the range where you want to keep the selection. The actual value depends on the type of the layout: For ListView, they are in pixels, and mean the left and right edge of the area (like on the image above) For PathViews, they are in percentage of the whole path, and mean the center point of the leftmost and rightmost item (maybe this animation helps)

Yeah I should stop doing releases late at night... @Darksavior ok, should be fixed now. I think removing the binary is how the ReroPie setup script operates, I wonder if that could be customized? Will also see if I can improve the release uploading, sometimes things seem to get lost on the way... @msheehan79 ah yes that wasn't intended. I've reduced the \n replacing to the description and summary fields now, which were the original targets. Will also make some way to write \n there too later. @wallmachine not inside Pegasus, yes. I'd prefer not to add Windows-, device- and emulator-specific code if it can be avoided, but this seems to be something one could control well from scripts. Maybe you could contact the developer, perhaps they already have a set of scripts or commands you could call with Pegasus. EDIT: I've just found some documentation on their page, this could help with writing scripts.