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The template is included with the game logos.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

I created logos for the games I have. There may be missing ones, so I included the template I used in the zip file.

This wallpaper is a recreation of the background graphic found on the Hyperspin web site. The graphic was created from scratch using structured graphics for the best final effect. The archive includes both a 1080p and 4K resolution version of the file.
 
 

This is a short compilation of banners that were missing and did not download when I created the Platforms in LaunchBox. I made them in the default style.

This archive contains clear logos for the following Retro Gamer magazine issues:
Annual 2-3
Collection 1-15
Issues 1-200
Note, there are a few gaps in this collection. Namely, I don't have the system specific issues. Also, as of November 1, 2017, the most current issue is 173 and I have generated files up to issue 200.

This archive contains thumbnails for the following Retro Gamer magazine issues:
Annual 2-3
Collection 1-8
Issues 1-173
Note, there are a few gaps in this collection. Namely, the 'Collection' group isn't current and I don't have the system specific issues.

Here are three sets of clear logos for Zen Studio's Pinball FX2. These sets should cover all tables released as of October 31, 2017. I have also included an updated Pinball FX2.xml file that can be used to replace your current one, assuming you haven't already built the table info out already. My xml file includes notes, developer, publisher, release dates, etc.
Pinball FX2.xml

The main purpose of the included AutoHotKey code was a proof of concept. I wanted to add an additional "overlay" to the standard GCE Vextrex overlays that come furnished with the MAME artwork files (see the attached picture). Sort of a single purpose function similar to what RocketLauncher can do.
The attached file has two main parts, one, a file with the name of vextrex.zip. This is a replacement for the standard MAME overlays and should be placed in your artwork folder under your MAME installation location. The included png files are higher quality that the default overlays. Note: I did not create these files. I just packaged them up after having sourced them around the Internet. Second, a file with a name of Overlays.7z. Extract this archive in your LaunchBox installation directory. You will then have an Overlays directory with two subdirectories, e.g. Code and Vectrex. The code directory has the "proof of concept" source called showbezel.ahk (Note: this source requires the popular gdip.ahk library, which is allowed to be distributed with this archive). This can be run as-is from the Code directory and should wait until MAME runs a Vectrex rom, then display my custom overlay from the Vectrex directory. You can also take the showbezel.ahk source and paste it into the "AutoHotkey Script" tab if you have created a custom Emulator entry to execute Vectrex roms in Launchbox (don't run a stand alone copy of the script if you do this). For example, I created a new emulator called Vectrex, but it points to my MAME64.exe program. I then created an entry under the "Associated Platforms" tab with "GCE Vectrex" as the "Associated Platform" and with the "Default Emulator" box checked. I also have used the ability to "Use Custom Command-Line Parameters:" for each Vectrex rom so MAME uses the vectrex.zip artwork file, example: vectrex -cart %romfile% -view "star castle" (see the attached picture for more info).