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I haven’t inspected stats but the games run great, PlayStation 2 is laggy but I’ll play around with the config, but Dreamcast, Wii, GameCube, ps1 and windows games run great!

Apologize ahead of time for the slightly blurry video image. I just received my GPD Win 2 on June 15th and wanted to see how my Theme PASC 3.0 and games perform. Im very impressed with the device, it can run PS1, Gamecube, Wii and some Windows games pretty well.

PASC V3.zip View File Enhancements · The UI has been re-designed · 5 Views per Platform and Game (4 x Horizontal and 1 Text) · The supplied Configurator.exe makes it easy for the end user to personalize the Theme from color options, wallpaper, video borders, video border overlays and the use of Clear Logos, Boxes etc.. · Contains a new plugin, game genre and play modes are now represented with the use of icons!! The typical “Action;Platformer;Shooter” text is no more! · Code and graphics have been optimized, ensuring the user experience is not degraded even when the Theme is running on a lower spec system. Note: Theme works very very well on a GPD Win2, no performance issues whatsoever. Thank you to the following: - @HugoBR @harryoke @Grila @eatkinola @Undertherainbow A very special thank you to @Rincewind, his valuable time, contributions and ideas pushed me to develop a far greater theme than I had originally planned or imagined. Setup 1. Unblock the .zip file once downloaded 2. Install the 3 fonts located in the fonts subfolder 3. Click the PASC V3 Configurator.exe - This will allow you to personalize the appearance. Customization Examples PASC_V3.rtf Submitter y2guru Submitted 06/12/2018 Category Big Box Custom Themes

Games Style 8.zip View File I have a new Theme in development, here are the associated Game Clear Logos Submitter y2guru Submitted 06/10/2018 Category Game Clear Logos  

Daves Clear Logos Style 8.zip View File As part of my new theme, here are the associated clear logos Submitter y2guru Submitted 06/10/2018 Category Platform Clear Logos  

Permission to post? no idea, ive never seen that before

oh absolutely! just like i did with the prior versions

I think I ordered and a grabbed a Chinese while I waited, thank goodness for Nova load when that was introduced. Super Pipeline 2 was pretty bad

forget about the C64 disk drive ZOM, you try using the tape player! I remember some games taking 30+ minutes to load

I wanted the joystick to be in a consistent location, the wheel moves out on View 3, so in full screen video the panels and wheel are gone, but the joystick remains with the information bar at the bottom, the joystick informs the user as to which direction they should select a platform/game

Thanks Grila!! you know you and Cid are responsible for me getting into XAML right!!!???

So @Grila I could build a .dll to split out elements from the Genre String ? Example... ActiveGame.GenresString contains a value of "Puzzle;Racing;Strategy" <TextBlock x:Name="Genre1" Text="{Binding Path=ActivePlatform.GenresString, Converter={StaticResource Get1stElement}}" /> <TextBlock x:Name="Genre2" Text="{Binding Path=ActivePlatform.GenresString, Converter={StaticResource Get2ndElement}}" /> <TextBlock x:Name="Genre3" Text="{Binding Path=ActivePlatform.GenresString, Converter={StaticResource Get3rdElement}}" /> "Genre1" Text="Puzzle" "Genre2" Text="Racing" "Genre3" Text="Strategy" Now a .png can be displayed per the value in each of the textblocks.

i wish you could have Theme Specific GAME clear logos similar to how you can create Theme specific Platform Clear Logos, oh well.....

For custom Game Clear Logos, can they be placed somewhere other than \Launchbox\Images\Platform Name\Clear Logo\ ? For custom platform clear logos they can be placed into \LaunchBox\Themes\Your Theme\Images\Platforms\Clear Logo\, so is there a similar trick ? I'm currently overwriting the ones placed in \Launchbox\Images\Platform Name\Clear Logo\

I think this is great information! i need to do something similar like pulling out individual Game Genre's if it contains multiple separated by " ; ", so I'm assuming a convertor could do this

@Jason Carr Have you messed around with PlaneProjection? I get unknown member type .PlaneProjection :-( <Image.Projection> <PlaneProjection RotationX="-35" /> </Image.Projection>