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Nemmind - solved it. For some reason the RA password in LB settings had chosen to delete itself. Another LB peccadillo met and ingratiated.

Every time I launch a game form LB, I get the prompt to log in with the error attached causing game launch to fail. If I log int, it does it again on next launch. To add insult to injury, if I start pcsx2 separately and disable achievements feature entirely (and check successfully with close/restart), it launches with achievments enabled next time i run from LB! Wtf is going on. I swear this hobby's bad for blood pressure

V1.1.0 - "Bootle" New Feature: - Game notes: added paste from clipboard option and separate edit page for Notes.

🎉V1.0.0 Released 🎉 Whilst it's not yet complete, it is, at least, presentable to the in-laws. New Feature: - Can now delete games (deletes both the rom file and launchbox database entry). Deleted games now moved to recycle bin via Microsoft.VisualBasic.FileIO.FileSystem.DeleteFile (keeping it old skool) Improvements: - Changed icons to Fluent style and various UI improvements. - Database now resides in AppData folder instead of program folder to avoid permission issues alongside re-installation of app etc (auto-moves any existing dbs in app root folder) - Added links to Forum post and github repo on About page - Double Click games list row to edit Fluent Icons:

New Release: 0.9.13 - Beta (Still - until someone lets me know if it's working on their machine or not!) New features: Edit Game metadata and media on the fly without needing to spark up launchbox. Changes apply immediately in both Launchbox and BigBox Shows all present media for a game and allows you to edit or upload a primary file for each media type (images, videos, music, manuals). One click for automatic websearch on Platform, game name and media type. Usage scenario - you're playing Battlezone on BigBox on your couch, but can't see the manual in BigBox. Just pick up your tablet, click the websearch option, download the manual and add it to BigBox from unibox in one click. Done. You can also use it as a media browser - letting you look at things like the manual whilst the game is playing. Super handy... Have designed this to be windows tablet friendly, but works equally well in desktop mode. Here's how it looks on tablet: File link in original post.

That's cheating.

Multi lingual as well huh? 😉

Consider it doneski: Just about to upload a new version that allows you to manually metadata and media as well. Know this is old, but just in case someone lands here on a search

I would have helped but it's written in German!

Good catch.

Finally braved the Invision Community setting to auto-follow content I post! Thanks for the reply, Joe. Yeah - it's all a bit baffling. Just realised that the Default theme references libraries in it that don't event exist (now?) in the Core folder. For example, there is no Unbroken.LaunchBox.Windows.Transitions dll, but the (working) defualt theme references it? Bizarre. I'm really just trying to find a way to display just the panels and manipulate things like borders, backcolors etc. Really not even a need for placeholders as you'll be able to figure out from the page you're editing what is what. However, as it stands, with 85 errors just on one page (seemingly mostly because of failures to resolve the references) not sure about commenting all these out of every page. Screenie illustrating these points: I'm guessing the default theme was designed at a time when these references were live - that's why I was wondering if just setting up a dummy environment (with a dummy folder structure for the old dlls in a Core Dir two levels below where putting the Default theme for development - i.e. NOT developing inside the Launchbox folder) would be sufficient to at least remove all the errors and at least render a preview (of the panels and basics). I wouldn't expect it to build, just seeking to use the preview function. Given BigBoxTheme.csproj points towards these: <Reference Include="BigBox"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\BigBox.dll</HintPath> </Reference> My hope was just nabbing the old dlls would be sufficient. Nemmind. I DO like the default theme, but just looking to tweak it with a splash of color to match the theme of my build. Thanks anyway.

I've returned to this after giving up a while ago. I'd prefer to do theme editing in VS as I'm familiar with WPF. However, there's an issue with the references which prevents any xaml previews from being built. Not fussy about placeholders for things like carousels, but would be helpful to see panels, border colors etc. So, the project file for default.csproj lists references as: <ItemGroup> <Reference Include="BigBox"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\BigBox.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="Caliburn.Micro"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\Caliburn.Micro.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="Caliburn.Micro.Platform"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\Caliburn.Micro.Platform.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="LaunchBox"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\LaunchBox.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="System.Windows.Interactivity"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\System.Windows.Interactivity.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="Unbroken"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\Unbroken.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="Unbroken.LaunchBox"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\Unbroken.LaunchBox.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="Unbroken.LaunchBox.Plugins"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\Unbroken.LaunchBox.Plugins.dll</HintPath> </Reference> <Reference Include="Unbroken.LaunchBox.Windows"> <HintPath>..\..\Core\Unbroken.LaunchBox.Windows.dll</HintPath> </Reference> </ItemGroup> VS is unhappy with most of these. There seems to be a variety of issues. Some dlls are just missing from Launchbox\Core (e.g. Caliburn.Micro.dll) whilst some are in incompatible versions (bigbox.dll is presently .NETCoreApp,Version=v9.0 from .netpeek whilst the theme proj is built on .net Core 3.1 - copilot says these are incompatible?). My question is this - is there any way of getting hold of these 'older' libs (I'm assuming the default theme was built from a specific version of launchbox with the specific file in Core referenced in the theme.csproj). It would essentially just be an older build of LB but I could find anywhere to download historic versions (I know updates are stored in a folder, but I'm suspecting the specific build likely pre-dates my install of a few months ago). It would be super handy if a 'pack' of the required dlls were avaiable to help theme development. I could be missing something crucial of course...

Oooo nice - dynamic Marquee! What software you using for that?

Just a quick note to say well done, chaps. You're wrangling this majestic beast like it's a simple house cat. 👍 (Especially after this recent update! To make an omelette, you gotta break a few eggs, right?)

Amended with humility and contrition...