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@Retrofrogg may know. I know he was pretty vocal about this request and made it sound like he had some of those resources already gathered for his collection.

That's just the default carousel control. You'd have to disable the 3D model entirely via Options to get it to do that. Themes don't have control over media priority in that.

Please reach out to support@unbrokensoftware.com with your license file. Your error indicates something is wrong with it.

Drop in frames in what exactly? Like some game you are running or in LaunchBox itself?

Looks like you set it to wall view. If you have a binding for "Change View" (I typically set mine to V) you can change that to be what you want (one of the wheels I assume) and it'll save that change.

Not a game I've ever even heard about but a pretty cool project nonetheless. Grats on getting this far and keep up the good work!

If you're seeing this issue inside of Big Box then clear your image cache and let it rebuild and see if that helps. If not you can always set the stretch on that element to "Fill" or "UniformToFill" and then it'll make the image always fill up the space. Fill makes it stretch and UniformToFill will cut off what it needs to to make it fit.

If this is a game played via RetroArch make sure you're not taking pics using the emulator since we scan it's screenshot folder on return. Another setting to check is in the RetroAchievement settings there is a setting where RetroArch will automatically take a screenshot of your game when you unlock an achievement. The feature can detect those as well.

Shown that way because that's how it's set up in RetroAchievements and their API. They don't count softcore in your score and so it doesn't show as such in LaunchBox. I know we've been asked to show it anyway for a while so I'd ASSUME we have a feature request ticket for it you can vote on. If by some weird mishap there isn't you could add it. I know you DEFINATELY aren't the first to voice a similar desire.

Good news is that library setup can be done entirely on the free version. Can just download it and see for yourself without losing much. I admit I'm a bit biased but personally feel LB is pretty easily one of the easiest front ends to set up. Point it to your ROMs and let it do every for ya. For most emulated systems it'll tell ya the recommended emulator and be able to grab it for ya. After you run the import and let it grab the emulator you just need to tweak any emulator settings you want and you should be up and running. As long as you're not going super complicated you should be able to go from install to launching games with LB within the hour (depending on how much media you grabbing ofc). If you decide to go down this rabbit hole and run into any specific issue forums are here to ask the community for help. We also have several videos on YT and Featurebase (Help and Support link at the top of the forums) has several help guides as well.

You can add the folder to your exclusion list and see if that helps.

Honestly sounds like you have an overzealous AV application quarantining files on you. If you have one running I'd shut if off and see if you still have the issue.

Don't BELIEVE so. Was thinking we had code in place that says "Don't display lists with less than X items". I can't remember if it was a XAML property or something just baked in. Probably best to file a bug report for it. While you're waiting for a resolution maybe see about installing/adding some better games

C# is cross platform. No need to port to a different language. The UI framework we use for LB Windows (WPF) is the thing that isn't cross platform and is the reason we can't just publish the app on Linux.

Fairly certain even the regular ROM import checks Vita3ks digital hard drive and only allows you to import games properly installed to it. Vita3k last I knew won't even let you launch a game that hasn't been installed that way first via command line. If you REALLY were hell bent on manually shunting that txt file in and running things like that you can manually add the files one by one by simply using the Add New Game feature (press Ctrl+N) and manually setting the application path/emulator for the file in question. Doing so is pretty tedious in comparison but should make it at least possible for you to do so with your setup.

What you're asking about is platform specific so best to clarify that (I assume) you mean Android. I don't know of any other PS2 emulators on Android other than AetherSX2. I believe it's the only one currently in development (that being said I don't monitor that side of things very closely so I could be misinformed).

Yeah, as I remember those views are all designed running the assumption that the dev made it a single row/column wheel and not a wall layout. I'm fairly certain the only platform view that supports walls and works the way you're expecting are the new hybrid views. I'd have to double check to be 100% sure though.

Can try something like this BoxesContentView.xaml

Glad you were able to get it sorted out. Thankfully most of the current LB themes are in Theme Manager which you can use to download and apply LB themes to potentially avoid some of this (if you meant to apply a LB theme that is). I'd recommend trying Omni, I hear who ever made that one really smashed it out the park

If you are using Nvidia cards you can go the Nvidia control panel and turn on full range color profile and this will go away. By default Nvidia clamps color values for some reason and it causes the fade in from black on EmuMovie vids to play incorrectly when played via WMP. It'd do that even in stand alone WMP.

With LaunchBox closed navigate to \\LaunchBox\Data\Settings.xml and open it in a text editor. There should be something that says "<Theme>...</Theme>" (without quotes). Change the value between those tags to "Default" (without quotes) and then save and close the file and reopen LB. Looks like you put a BB theme in the LBTheme folder and it's causing issues. LB Themes go in LBThemes folder and BB themes go in the Themes folder.

Already resolved in the latest beta update.