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06/15/2015 at 11:11 #99888retrofxParticipant
Hello Everybody,
Im a passionate java programmer and retro console fan. Im working on an own retro system frontend for raspberry pi (early stage) based on javaFX and I would like to ask what people think about this project.
My goals are:
* retroarch only emulators (keep it simple)
* pure console feeling (no console logs on starting, switching emulators)
* raspberry pi configuration out of the box (WLAN, Screen-settings, etc…)
* Unique bluetooth controller support
* themeable gui
* automatic scraping/resizing covers form gamesdbAs I sad, the project is on eary stage but it is already running on raspberry and it really looks good so far. I would love to hear what you people think and I’m waiting for feedback.
06/15/2015 at 13:37 #99893karlossParticipantNice idea, love the theme, what advantage do you have over what we already have? could you not port that theme to es? :)
06/15/2015 at 14:51 #99896retrofxParticipantI think RetroFX will be good for people who like an out of the box system. I hope the main advantages will be:
* complete hidden raspberry stuff
* automated configuration (screensize, controllers, wlan, etc…)
* baked in website to configure roms
* beautiful UI with JavaFX
* less emulators but better integratedIt is more fun and easier for me to write my own frontend instead of configuring ES
06/17/2015 at 14:21 #99992retrofxParticipantOK,
I’ve finished my concept art:
What works:
* RetroFX starts and shows SNES Roms with cover
* Liberto cores integrated and can be start from RetroFX (thank you retropie)TODO:
* Reimplement JavaFX GUI (Concept Art)
* Automatic scraping (covers)
* Menu Dialog:
– WLAN Konfiguration Dialog
– Controller Setup Dialog
– etc…
* On Screen Keyboard for Menu-Entries (like WLAN, evtl. rom search)NEXT:
* Reimplement JavaFX GUI (Concept Art)PROPOSALS:
* What about a rom search Dialog? Platform wide?You guys are not excited at the moment but you will.
06/17/2015 at 17:10 #99999karlossParticipantSounds very good, Im not not sure creating something to live “alongside” emulationstation isn’t going to pick up for awhile as everyone is used to this and it works…
I will try your builds when they are available, as i can put on a second pi..
I wonder if covers is a design that can be implemented into emulation station…hmmmm
06/18/2015 at 02:36 #100042matthewjosephcordovaParticipantCould you make hot key equal multiple button presses? Like select, start, and trigger?
06/18/2015 at 23:10 #100105retrofxParticipantScreenshot of current state:
07/13/2015 at 02:08 #101958fireslayer26ParticipantLook pretty cool! Any updates? Any videos of it working?
Thanks
07/23/2015 at 13:34 #102575fistfull95ParticipantLooking very cool! I am looking foward to test this if you plan to release this.
07/27/2015 at 12:30 #102832AnonymousInactiveMe too!
This looks really nice, great work. :)
08/13/2015 at 21:47 #103909thejboneParticipantOmg, having a console-less boot screen would be amazing. When I show my retropie off to others it is a turn off to people when they see the console on boot up.
Btw, I love the layout of the emulators. I can’t wait til this is a full thing. :D
09/09/2015 at 04:06 #105677tardisParticipanti love the way this looks so far, Great job
09/09/2015 at 07:02 #105693herbfargusMemberOne thing I would be interested to see with your build is how it handles multiple systems. Emulationstation has limitations when it comes to too many ROMs/emulators. Does your build provide more system options without the limitations of emulationstation?
01/21/2016 at 17:52 #114650netmareParticipantI would use this is a hot second!! Updates?!
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03/23/2016 at 14:05 #121253kapteinknutsenParticipantLoving the look of this! Reminds me of OpenEmu, which is my current favorite due to its simple elegance.
Would be great if you could add a couple of “smart collections”, for example: showing all games that are 2-player, favorite games and kids games. Also it can be nice being able to see games for all emulators, sorting them by alphabet or year.
03/28/2016 at 07:26 #121719scrummelParticipant[quote=100105]Screenshot of current state:
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That’s killer, looking. I really do love the look. Will this support the GPIO Control Block, as for me, this is my favorite method of hooking up arcade style controllers.
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