@h2805270 I reckon this must be do-able. I made this Monkey Island theme ages ago (can't remember whose code I built it off - would have been an existing theme though), and it's the same principle really - one background with the system 'buttons' in different positions, which then link to the system pages (apologies for the dodgy handheld video, I don't have any way to do screen capture): I suppose the difference is that with mine you're still just scrolling left and right through the systems in effect though - not actually moving the selection in 4 different directions to choose a system. So visually it's definitely possible to do what you want, but you might still be left with a theme where you have to go through all the themes until you get to the one you want, rather than being able to navigate to it more quickly. I've no idea if that's possible - if so, it sounds a good idea to me. Cheers, Mark

a not good solution is use this: <helpsystem name="help"> <fontPath>./_res/fonts/TitilliumWeb-Regular.ttf</fontPath> <fontSize>0.035</fontSize> <origin>0 0</origin> <pos>1 1</pos> </helpsystem> but i would prefer to hide the help, but allow the user to reactivate it from the menu if he wants.

Theme has been updated with more Systems and Custom Collection additions.

@andreamav said in A Theme - Full Revision, New Graphic - Arcade Crt 2020: sorry if I ask again I'm not the one that will merge the PR - another developer will do it.

@GeekOB Link added to the first post ;)

@dmmarti Thanks ! they will come in handy Appreciate your time and sharing them :)

Some process pics added

@90sNostalgia Download the theme using the Code button from the Github repository, as a .zip file, then unpack it and place the result in \\retropie\configs\all\emulationstation\themes. If the folder mentioned (themes) doesn't exist, create it first, the copy the unzipped folder to it. You can then choose this theme from EmulationStation's menu.

@FlavioBello11 awesome!

@Brandon12345678 Ok I got it working. Using only one font helped. Thanks for the help.

Thanks a lot for replying all my posts ;-) (I figured out how to receive email notifications...) I guess I need to try and probably fine tune them then. Thank you. Fred

Nice! Are you still working on this?

Alright thanks! Last question (I would like to work on a new theme) Is a PS4 like UI possible with Retropie? So the selected icon isnt always in the middle? Thanks!

@joharibk said in gameOS version 1.0 finally released [Pegasus Frontend Theme]: how do i install pegasus on my retropie? do i go thru experimental packages? or is there any other way to get the latest version? https://pegasus-frontend.org/docs/user-guide/platform-retropie/

RetroPie is not really a distro, so I wouldn't call it that way. If you're just forking the main project, with the intention of providing a different configuration, then make it an independent project and mention that it's just a RetroPie 'spin'/derivative work.

@Bluebotlabs If it's not in the documentation, then it's not supported.

Showcase gives that arcade like feel in a way.