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  • in reply to: New Resolution doesn't work on my TV #3932
    roquen
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    emulationstation themes are setup to align by percent placement on a screen to account for various resolutions. So it should automatically align (not always perfectly but still functional)

    Are you using HDMI or Component?

    in reply to: What controllers are you using? #3886
    roquen
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    [quote=3805]How did you get the NES controller working? mine wont let me save the config because I don’t have enough buttons to set them all
    [/quote]

    which config? the input one for the emulators or the main one for emulation-station?

    in reply to: N64 Emulator not showing? #3862
    roquen
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    v64 files should be supported and recognized. Mine are, anyway. The only thing I can think is to make sure that the path in your es_systems file is the path that you’re putting the roms.

    Default path is

    ~/RetroPie/ROMS/N64/

    in reply to: System Shutdown using Controllers #3861
    roquen
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    Do you have your controllers key bound to emulationstation ? You’ll need to have a menu button mapped in order to do this.

    You can delete your input config file and remap with only the Controllers.

    in reply to: System Shutdown using Controllers #3860
    roquen
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    The emulationstation menu has “shutdown” as an option which executes a command to halt the system with the following command:
    sudo shutdown -h now

    in reply to: Emulationstation: X is running… but is it? #3842
    roquen
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    or lightdm instead of lxdm

    in reply to: Uninstall doom, duke nukem etc #3841
    roquen
    Participant

    The easiest and safest route is to Use # to comment out the systems you don’t want displayed in the es_systems file .

    in reply to: Emulationstation: X is running… but is it? #3813
    roquen
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    If you run into this again do
    sudo /etc/init.d/lxdm stop

    in reply to: SD Card size? #3811
    roquen
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    ^ what he said

    Turn on the pi

    Let emulation station do its booting

    Go to menu then select exit

    It will shutdown emulation station and take you to the console

    At the console type

    sudo raspi-config

    It will open the config app and you'll select

    Arrow to "expand file system"
    Press TAB to get to yes/no options at the bottom

    Save, reboot, done.

    in reply to: move images #3810
    roquen
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    <gameImagePos>$infoWidth/2 0.18</gameImagePos>
    This is the position x,y in percent

    <gameImageDim>$infoWidth 0</gameImageDim>
    This is the dimensions w, h (I think it’s w,h and not h,w)

    <gameImageOrigin>0.5 0</gameImageOrigin>
    This is the x,y placement of the center of the source image.

    Make yourself a grid background and it makes finding your exact placements much easier. Once I get back to my dev computer I’ll post my theme building theme. I’m not good enough to just know mathematically how things layout so I have to make myself a cheat sheet.

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