Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes

jhoff80

@ruckage Not quite what I meant. They're in alphabetical order but that sometimes includes things like "Nintendo Game Boy" sorting by the N in the name. The icon however shows "Game Boy" so I want the order to match the icons instead of the formal names.

Jara

I downloaded the master.zip and the logo.png files for sega32X and Dreamcast shows the Atari2600 logo.
And for 'favourites', 'last played' and 'all games' it shows the NES logo.

For the Famicom theme it's Game Gear logo for those consoles and Arcade logo for the others.

Edit: NVM. The issue is my OS. On retropie it shows ok.

FlyingTomahawk

Post #1000!
:-D :-P

Stuart2773

@flyingtomahawk said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

Post #1000!
:-D :-P

congratulations, do you win a prize? :P

FlyingTomahawk

@stuart2773 said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

@flyingtomahawk said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

Post #1000!
:-D :-P

congratulations, do you win a prize? :P

Not sure yet. Gotta talk to ruckage about it since it is his topic. ;-)

A Former User

Woah, that's a lot!
what's the longest thread on the RetroPie forum?

Lord-Raziel

@ruckage first of all thanks for all your efforts in creating the most amazing Retro Theme up to day.
I have a question, but is more related to emulation station, you know, you can edit the sorting order of the systems in es_systems.cfg, but once you enable the favorites, all games and last played they cannot be configured in es_systems.cfg, they appear at the very last in the carrousel, is there a way to sort them after an specific order? the order they appear practically ruins my intended system sorting

AnalogHero

Donated a beer. Enjoy! Hope that you will continue working on this :)

ruckage

@analoghero
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much for you donation, it's generous of you and I really appreciate it.

Keigan

@itsnitro

Currently it's this one..

You can find out here: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/popular

dvelop

Do you have a time scale for finishing up the Amiga and MSX themes you posted progress on a short while ago?

kenkrsme

@ruckage Any chance for a boot up splash screen that matches this style?

bjose2345

Hi, there is any chance some one could draw a NEC turbograx 16 CD icon as a placeholder while @ruckage finish it?, is the only one left from my collection. Thanks and kind regards.

ruckage

@bjose2345
Just be patient, I will get it done.

ruckage

@dvelop said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

Do you have a time scale for finishing up the Amiga and MSX themes you posted progress on a short while ago?

Sorry but can't say when they'll be ready, I have started them though.

@kenkrsme said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

@ruckage Any chance for a boot up splash screen that matches this style?

Yeah, that can be done. I'll add it to my todo list.

dvelop

@ruckage That's great, no rush :) Thanks for getting the Favourites and Recent feature supported as that's been fantastic to be able to use.

bjose2345

@ruckage Thanks for the reply and sorry for my lack of pantient :P

Hankola

@ruckage
I tried to update my Emulation Station to the newest version and bricked my Pi and required a wipe and restart...
When I install though it has white screen with titles and nothing else.
Do I need to do this without Emulation Station running?

ruckage

@hankola said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

@ruckage
I tried to update my Emulation Station to the newest version and bricked my Pi and required a wipe and restart...
When I install though it has white screen with titles and nothing else.
Do I need to do this without Emulation Station running?

Firstly, I'm sure you haven't bricked your pi - this implies that you've rendered the pi permanently useless which is highly unlikely - at most you would just have to re-flash retropie to the SD card.

Secondly, this isn't really an issue related to my theme but I'm prepared to help. You do need to do your part though and provide more information as you haven't really given me anything to go on.

Useful information would be:

Pi Model (1, 2, 3, or zero)
Power supply used (give details)
RetroPie version used (did you use the image provided on the retropie site?)
The exact steps you took in order to update EmulationStation
Were any errors displayed?
What exactly happened when it failed.
Did you actually leave it long enough in order to build from source (this takes time)?
Did you restart the system after the update was complete.

Hankola

@ruckage said in Cardboard Mini NES + Nes mini and Famicom mini themes:

Pi Model (1, 2, 3, or zero)
I have 3b
Power supply used (give details)
I have a 5v / 2.5vA "lovepi" supply
Model APL-WA 050250A
Imput 100-240VAC 50/60hz
RetroPie version used (did you use the image provided on the retropie site?)
Yes, I used the image provided on the site RetroPie 4.2
Then updated the RetroPie setup script which brought me to 4.2.18
The exact steps you took in order to update EmulationStation.
Initially I tried to update it through Emulation Station by going into the RetroPie setup and then managing packages in Core packages. I am sure that this is likely my problem. I am very new to Linux and I have never done a day of programming prior to this. Setting up my BIOS was difficult...trying to learn something new has been a slow curve for this ol' dog.
Were any errors displayed?
No
What exactly happened when it failed.
After 3 days of waiting for it to rebuild, not sure what happened but it shut off at around package #75. I do not remember which package that it is however.
This happened twice at the same spot.
Did you actually leave it long enough in order to build from source (this takes time)?
I think so. Three days seemed far generous, is it possible that it could take longer?
Did you restart the system after the update was complete.
Well, yes...the system was no longer on. Once it was re powered, I did restart the system correctly.

Thank you @ruckage for your time. Also thank you for your love for this theme. I am always surprised by the amazing theme ideas people come up with; but this was a master's stroke of brilliance.

In your debt, Hankola.