Rincewind

Yes definitely meant that not silk work "a game where you bind silk to make clothing" haha SilkWorm but I could never play as the jeep always had to be the helicopter

I've not played a wide variety of them but for me the ones I always go back to are. R-Type (playing the arcade version but remember completing it on the spectrum) Silk Work (only because it's awesome in 2 player)

I'm trying to get the background of the main window to end up at the back separated from the sidebar so I can then make the sidebar transparent. Everything I try fails so I hope someone with a better understanding can help me out. here's the code i'm changing... from the "Main View XAML" <transitions:TransitionPresenter Content="{Binding ContentBackgroundView}" Grid.Column="2" Grid.Row="0" Grid.ColumnSpan="3" /> too this <transitions:TransitionPresenter Content="{Binding ContentBackgroundView}" Grid.Column="0" Grid.Row="0" Grid.ColumnSpan="5" /> but it throws the SideBar off the screen, I have tried a few other things but for the life of me I cant sort it so any help would be great. ?

WOW!! Yeah i'm in the UK also, I still need to look into the restrictions properly. But I'm looking to build it around 5m x 3.5m and the height can only be 2.5m I think.

@Reevesad I'm looking at building a similar room this spring can I ask what size is it?

@radicalblues I don't know if you've seen but there is a PDF file (Documentation.pdf) that is in the themes folder that will help with a few of the binding names. I'm not sure how up to date it is but it should be in there. Also the "SelectedGame" will be the same as the "ActiveGame" so you can use either just "AcitveGame" works better when scrolling through a list...

Totally agree on this. As for the feedback I stopped using bezels when I switched to LaunchBox and have not missed them enough to want them back,the only time I could see myself using them were if I were playing on a very large screen... The loading progress bar was the most missed feature, so much so I now have all my ROMs extracted. Pause menu with all the game related features and info is also a feature I've been anticipating for a while.

I didn't even know these were emulated, they do look great

Looking really good and a nice clean UI, does the pause menu put a vignette effect over the game? Maybe someone that is beta testing could upload a small video

Loading custom backgrounds in to it that's good to see and the box art, and can your top bar and banner still be turned on

Awesome to see the device element added now, can't wait to see tomorrow's installments.

Maybe at some point in the future it could have the manual / maps / walk throughs added if available

Command and Conquer Only joking I don't have a clue either

With a lot of the emulators it's more the CPU instead of the GPU you need to worry about on the older systems, but I'm not sure if the PS2 and GameCube fall into that category. What CPU are you using?

No point that I can even think of

Very clean , well done great work. I'll be using these definitely

I had the same situation and went with merged

Yes I can't believe I've missed this post.... This is really good news and a feature / plugin I would definitely use. Can't wait to see how it turns out, and how it gets intergrated.

They are great , nice work @RetroHumanoid

This is looking great @Ize

He proberly got a free 15 minutes consultation after which the lawyer then said "nothing unlawful has happened but I am suing you for wasting 15 minutes of my life"

Yes its not a graphical theme editor for LaunchBox, what I meant is that now users can take his PASC v3 theme and customize all the graphical elements and create new video overlays and position the placement and size of the video all without touching an xaml file. Which would mean that the community can create there own versions of that theme...

@Robin55 It was the "Create Double Box" one for me but I've just tested it on my work PC which has an older version of photoshop (Cs5) its fine.

Slow!!!, I think what I've seen so far doesn't count as slow It's going to be an amazing and simple way for anyone that can use a graphics program to design there theme but don't want to have to learn the coding behind it. Can't wait for the release and to see what the community will come up with.