(06/16/2017, 07:36) Hitcher penned: You'll also need to rename the skin in addon.xml. It would be a fantastic addition if I had Python abilities. That was my initial attempt, however it did not work. I don't mind having to zip it and then unzip it. I have to do that anyhow if I want to watch it on my FireTV. I'm having a lot of trouble with an overlay I'm attempting to create. It worked the first time, but then I changed the grid's shade, and now the translucent sections are darkened when I apply it. This is the file "scanlines.png" that I use with MAME. I based it after the CRT overlay in Nes.Emu, Md.Emu, and other emulators. I'm attempting to make a video overlay using the same design. I believe the issue is with Paint.net, which I'm using to convert that 32x32 picture to 1920x1080. I have a feature request for something like this. Once retroplayer is included into Kodi, it seems to be a necessity. It would be nice to be able to choose an overlay picture for videos as well. You went above and above for me, so thank you one again!
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config.layers.insert(0,'monitor') config.layers.insert(0,'monitor') config.layers.insert(0,'monitor') config.layers.insert( # Adding a layer to a computer monitor's underlying picture layer clipping['master'] = config.layer clipping['master'] = (100, 100, 600, 400) # Creating a master graphics area config.layers.insert(1,'scanlines') config.layers.insert(1,'scanlines') config.layers.in # Adding a layer for overlaying TV scanlines config.layer clipping['scanlines'] = (100, 100, 600, 400) # Defining the region to be overlaid with the TV scanlines picture config.layers = ['monitor,"master,' 'transient,"screens,' 'overlay,' scanlines] # Adding scanlines to the layer with the biggest overlap init: image monitor = "monitor.jpg" # Creating a Displayable for a computer display picture scanlines = "scanlines.png" # Defining the Displayable for TV scanlines image label start: scene monitor onlayer terminal # Using scene scanlines onlayer scanlines to display the backdrop of a computer monitor # Showing the scanlines that are overlaid The rest of the game code may be found here>. return config.layers = ['monitor,"master,' 'transient,"screens,' 'overlay,"scanlines'] # Assigning the scanlines to the layer with the largest overlap.
When I set RetroPie to 240p, everything appears the same, but less crisp. Although emulation is not the same as original hardware, I am attempting to replicate the experience as nearly as feasible. EDIT: I was having difficulties with the resolution of the default overlay. The lower resolution works, but not to the level I had hoped. There is way too much of a rolling effect going on. Because the same thing was occurring with shaders, I decided to experiment with an overlay. Well, thanks for your assistance!
