Retroarch nes classic custom borders Pc#

Try and find photos of boxes in good condition as that minimises the amount of clean-up needed. Photos preferably need to be face on (photos taken at a slight angle can be used and corrected if no other images are available though). The boxes should preferably have even lighting without reflections etc. They could be posted in this thread and I can then clean them up and format them ready to create the icon pack.Īt least 640x480 but higher would be better. If yourself or anyone else would like to assist with finding good quality photos of boxes for the various systems that would actually be really helpful and would allow me to finish the set.

I have several scripts and programs I've written so once I have the assets generating the icons is largely automated now. I'd still like to do a finished set of those but I just haven't had the time to hunt down good quality images of all the boxes. Here's a preview of how they look on the nes-mini theme. So for each custom border you are adding to the console, create a folder in this directory using the existing numbering (ex 12xxx, 13zzz) Synchronize selected games with NES/SNES Mini. They are essentially the same as the current icons but with the boxart replacing the pixel art. The original custom borders of the console are in this folder, separated by folders numbered from 01 to 11.

Q: So you were the first to hack the NES Classic Mini A: No It was my Russian omrade, madmonkey, who first published a successful hack of.

Retroarch nes classic custom borders Pc#

All you need is to connect it to PC via microUSB cable. I actually made a start on a boxart set of icons quite a while back (they were actually the first idea I had for the icons on the NES-mini theme before I made the pixel art icons ( Link to original post). A: This application can add more games to your Nintendo Classic Mini console: NES, Famicom, SNES or Super Famicom.