I'm experiencing the same issue. The ".svg" file from your Custom theme in the ES Theme menu isn't being recognized. You can uninstall the custom theme, but you must choose a new one before proceeding with the uninstall. You shouldn't see this message when you boot into a Rom.

@cdaters You mean I can use png files also? And the naming, system.png instead of system.svg?

@fdr4prez

Great thanks for the help, I'll get to it

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@herb_fargus Perfect; thanks a lot !

@chicuelo
That’s correct. I took the controllers from your theme and put them above the systems, instead of the standard controller icon/image, that the Eudora theme has. I like them!

Thanks for them as well!

Version 2.7.6

I have an image all set up for my RPi, but I recently got an odroid XU4 and am looking at porting as much custom esthetic as possible.
I do see that the RetroPie branch does not have the converted .cpp folder. Honestly this whole project for me is about learning how these systems work.

Thank you again for your quick response :)

Amazing Thank you

Could you share the controller svg please

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Ah thanks! Makes sense. I'm from the UK, so grew up with the PAL version.

@udb23 said in Create SVG Logos:

Sorry I don't know what these images look like. If they are system logos than it should be possible; but instead of using conversion tools probably you need to redraw them manually.

ok thanks

Updated the SVG files, added some new ones

Fbneo logo created:

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Available in the custom vector logo Repo.

@fatelvis1 I am not sure that this theme is under development anymore, but you can download my theme inspired by these original images.

Comic Book Theme

@quicksilver thanks, really appreciate that you found it useful.

@FlyingTomahawk If your PNGs are pixelated on the edges, you are likely using 8-bit PNG format, this uses a gif style indexed pallet and has no support for alpha blending. This is the default setting on photoshop/illustrator for save-for-web output. Make sure you are saving your PNGs as 24 bit to allow for alpha transparencies around the edge pixels, and the pixelated effect will be gone. Drawback is the file size will be 5 to 10x larger.

Graphic designer by day, gamer by night, haha.

@lilbud said in looking for some .svg logos, do any of the themes have these?:

@trixta You can find a lot of svgs online. Try Wikipedia, they will have franchise logos

nice one thank you

@edmaul69

could you share the .svg file of this please?