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If you want to try an anydesk call someday I can attempt to walk you through some setup stuff If you'd like.
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I just went ahead and uploaded all of the boxes I scanned during my GBA front box art project. https://archive.org/download/planet-monsters_202410
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I have a hi-resolution scan of this box front if needed.
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There are a lot of community made banners in this thread: https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/54534-bannerbox-community-banner-thread/
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Yeah, I think that the point is for it to all be self-contained within launchbox. For the usability of launchbox to be buttoned down right out of the box vs. making the user have to set up an entirely different program just to tell launchbox that 3 controllers that launchbox can easily recognize already, need to all point to the same function for navigating launchbox. I understand not wanting to do the work when technically other programs exist. However, it seems odd to leave this one out, because A. there are so many other random features that are put into launchbox that are pretty out in left-field so to speak, B. It's never going to NOT be an issue, for any new user, and any long-time user, and C. Launchbox already sees all the controllers and is able to map at least once to apply to all controllers, so it's halfway there already. Why not have the mapping for Launchbox's internal navigation just go one step further than it does in order to create a simple, finished user experience within the program? Normally, it wouldn't be an issue, but because of the nature of the community (emulation), people will often have at least a few different controller styles. With development crossing over the 11 year mark and going strong, more than exceeding all of our expectations quite amazingly, I still feel that this is something completely glossed over, and adding that last piece of controller navigation to that option would do nothing but enhance the user experience. Especially users who just want to pick up any one of their controllers and navigate through launchbox without having to set up yet another external program just for one aspect of the program.
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Are there any plans to consider the Launchbox navigation keybinding and it's mapping features? I.E., Allowing users to map launchbox navigation control sets to each one of their controllers? This would allow people to pick up any controller and be able to use the same button (because they mapped it) to perform a navigation action, even if that face button is different (A on xbox controller vs. B on switch controller). Navigation is one of the first usability issues that people encounter when using a program, and it would be extremely helpful for us to be able to map our navigation actions to each controller individually, regardless of what their face button labels are.
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Maybe we'll get lucky and this will be one of the usability features announced in the big 11 year week long celebration.
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Same here. I've tried the bezel project, and Rocket Launcher still handles bezels better for my setup. I love having the system bezel for console games. A bezel that looks like the console (NES/SNES/Genesis/Dreamcast, etc.)
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Here is my Game Boy Advance 2D front box art set for your enjoyment! I found that the various existing sets of front box art for this system were severly lacking in quality and attention to detail. When I noticed that I was beginning to have to replace more and more box fronts with my own work, I finally decided to just start from scratch and work my way through the entire set one by one to correct errors/poor photoshop work that I had been coming across, as well as attempt to find higher quality source art altogether. Detail work included: Hours upon hours zoomed into 400-1200% with clone tool to get rid of dust specks. Hand-drawing shadows, lines, and artwork elements that were missing, needed re-done, or were part of a damaged area of a scan. Bringing shadow, mid, and highlight levels within spec, and a myriad of other adjustments/edits. Many images needed extensive compositing from alternate sources such as box art elements from a different system, pieces from different box art regions, movie posters, game advertisements/promo materials, logos from other more high quality sources (but the same as used on GBA box), etc. I did take some artistic liberties if the situation called for it. Mostly with brush work, cloning out scratches, dust specks, digital artifacts, and cropping. For certain games I included Alternate versions of the box if I ended up finding some. Stuff like Player's Choice versions, "plays on DS" versions, different promo stickers, or holo-stickers, etc. The different "sidebars" should all be correct as well. Those with the "only for" triangle, and those without. When in doubt, I cross-referenced with an actual box on ebay to figure out which style I should put on the box. There were a few one-off sidebars that were PAL style, but also had the "only for" triangle on it. And I think there was a sidebar that had the "Gameboy Advance" logo off-centered to allow space for the "only for" triangle, but it actually wasn't printed on the box for some reason. I also bought the following games off ebay and scanned them in myself: 3 Game Pack! - Candy Land + Chutes and Ladders + Original Memory Game 3 Game Pack! - Ker Plunk! + Toss Across + Tip It American Idol Backyard Football Bratz - Rock Angelz Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 3 Defender Disney's Kim Possible 3 - Team Possible Fear Factor Unleashed Franklin the Turtle Frogger's Journey - The Forgotten Relic High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 Hobbit, The - The Prelude to the Lord of the Rings Hot Potato! Incredibles, The - Rise of the Underminer Land Before Time, The Madden NFL 2004 Mary-Kate and Ashley Sweet 16 - Licensed to Drive Mission Impossible - Operation Surma Muppets, The - On with the Show! Pitfall - The Lost Expedition Planet Monsters Shawn Palmer's Pro Snowboarder SpongeBob SquarePants - Revenger of the Flying Dutchman Sports Illustrated for Kids - Football Star Wars - Episode II - Attack of the Clones Of course, once you get on a roll with things like this and are several hundred in, there is the possibility for errors. Definitely had some episodes of blurry vision from staring at these pixels for too long. I may have done something incorrectly and not realized it. If anything strikes you as needing attention, please feel free to let me know. Template is included in case you need to make your own artwork, or feel like contributing back into this set with higher quality source art. Template details: Parts from Shenske's template shared on thecoverproject site serve as the PAL Box, and shadow layer. Main GBA silver bar/logo is from a template shared by shonasof on reddit, and the centered logo for boxes without the "only for" triangle was hand cut/extracted from an existing box front found on GameFaqs by myself. Also totally fine to share and re-post this anywhere. -
ABeezy's Nintendo Game Boy Advance Box Fronts
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Nintendo Game Boy Color 2D Front + Spines
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Can't wait for this to finally become just one of those features that is put in, regardless of votes lol.
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What is rocket launcher? Should I be using it?
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I use a bordered clear logo for all of my banners. You can find all the files here: https://forums.launchbox-app.com/files/file/2406-bannerbox-bordered-clear-logo-banners/?do=findComment&comment=15199
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That's some phenomenal work!