Displaying button actions
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@hiulit They don't look so hot
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@mitu No. they don't.... :( But then again, we could create a new bezel, right?
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@hiulit I wonder why the name one is on top of the game whereas NES was outside of the frame.
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These would be amazing if they were being shown outside the screen in all that unused blanks space as opposed to on top of the gameplay.
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@BJRetro I don't understand. I see both bezel on top of the game.
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@Furluge What" unused blank space" are you referring to?
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@hiulit The sides of the screen when using a 16:9 monitor to display games meant for 4:3 aspect ratio. I'm saying I don't understand why the overlays are covering up the screen when they could be filling empty space you would usually see art / bezels fill up for a 16:9 monitor showing a 4:3 game. Displaying controller inputs seems like a pretty nifty usage of that space but all these overlays I'm seeing, even the metroid one, are putting everything over the display area, which seems silly to me. It looks like it was meant cell phone on screen controls to be honest. Actually that's probably exactly what these overlays were made for.
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@Furluge The screenshots were done by me, by just loading the bezels/overlays without any parameters (i.e. screen size, viewports size). They can be configured to show outside of the game viewport, I just loaded them to test the button actions reflecting on the bezel changes.
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@mitu Ooohh, ok, I'll have to take a look at them then. Though they still do look suspiciously like on screen phone controls. :D
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@Furluge I suppose they look like RA's controls when run on a mobile device - but they're overlays. I posted the link to them in the first screenshot post.
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