MikeFu

Thanks for the update. Please feel free to let me know when the change is made and I'll test it out.

I'm having an issue with the lay files that are downloaded with the bezel project. The current lay file order has the bezel first and then the screen. See this example: <!-- bezel.lay --> <mamelayout version="2"> <element name="bezel"> <image file="bezel.png" /> </element> <view name="Bezel Artwork"> <bezel element="bezel"> <bounds left="0" top="0" right="16" bottom="9" /> </bezel> <screen index="0"> <bounds left="2" top="0" right="14" bottom="9" /> </screen> </view> </mamelayout> This causes the bezel to be drawn first and then the screen goes on top. Unfortunately this cuts off the bezel. If I update the lay file and put the screen field first it works as expected: <!-- bezel.lay --> <mamelayout version="2"> <element name="bezel"> <image file="bezel.png" /> </element> <view name="Bezel Artwork"> <screen index="0"> <bounds left="2" top="0" right="14" bottom="9" /> </screen> <bezel element="bezel"> <bounds left="0" top="0" right="16" bottom="9" /> </bezel> </view> </mamelayout> Is anyone else noticing this issue or is there a different fix?

I thought I would bump this topic. Having a 3rd screen to display game art or game instruction cards is a feature I'd be interested in.

For example this is the inspiration:

I just came accross this post. Can you share more info about how you got your 3 screen setup working? My cabinet will have a marquee and the main screen but I also wanted to incorporate a 3rd screen that I could display "how to play" type instruction cards. Kind of like a list of moves for fighting games etc.