To fix the colors inside the gambatte emulator, you need to add gameboy and gameboy color bios files. To do so, find them both on internet.
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To fix the colors inside the gambatte emulator, you need to add gameboy and gameboy color bios files. To do so, find them both on internet.
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Overclock Bittboy 3.5. Magic number : 798 Mhz
Here is the recipe to make the the cover arts fit to bittboy screen :
Download icons from : http://thumbnailpacks.libretro.com
You need to clean the names with this command on batch (linux command line) :
rename ‘s/\(.*\)|\[.*\]| //g’ *
(Or use Advanced renamer for windows)
3) You need to resize the width to 135 px.
To resize in batch you can use imbatch on windows. You will resize the width but be sure to keep the ratio for the height.
Finally before resizing you need to choose the good filter. Some of those are foggy AF so choose the one named ‘Nearest’, you can see the final result on the left bottom corner.
If you end up doing some, please share them with the community in r/bittboy subreddit!
Since some people asked me wich theme I use on reddit, i will share it here but I want to stress out that i didin’t made it. It’s a patchwork of a few themes stitched together. It is mainly based on DekUI v1.0 by Jutleys.
################ # Pimped_DekUI # ################ This Gmenu2x theme is based on DekUI v1.0 by Jutleys. I Pimped this theme with custom emulators and apps icons i scraped from other themes. This is not an original work by me and all the credit are due to various authors. I made this because I loved the look of it. ############################### # How to install this theme : # ############################### 1) Copy the "Pimped_DekUI" folder to the /gmenu2x/skins/ directory in the main partition of the SD Card. 2) Choose the theme inside the bittboy settings > skin submenu 3) There is a few wallpaper, choose the one you want inside the settings. I love one named dekthro-two-plus.png ####################### # Skin menu options : # ####################### I will give you all my parameter inside the skin menu so you can have a good scale for the text and all. Skin : Pimped_DekUI Wallpaper : dekthro-two-plus.png Background scale : Original Skin backdrops : Menu Only Font face : Default Font size : 11 Title font size : 13 Section bar layout : Classic Section bar size : 40 Bottom bar height : 16 Menu columns : 4 Menu rows : 3 Link label : ON Section label : ON
Here is the link to download it : Pimped_DekUI
-This Cover Art package has been created for the Bittboy and the pocket go retro handheld.
-It include the Covers for the GB, GBC and GBA.
-The Covers are the original ones and have been resized to fit the screen of this device.
-They have 135px width and proportioned height.
Copy the “CoverArt” folder to the root of the main partition of the SD Card.
Boot your bittboy and press select on the emulator you want to add Covers to.
Choose the edit option.
Select the Box Art option and go to /mnt/CoverArt/*GB GBC GBA*. Choose the right folder according to the emulator you need.
Press start to apply your new configuration.
Now when you open your emulator you should see the Cover Art on the right side of the screen.
If you download a rom pack on the web chances are that the names of the roms will be full of parentheses and square brackets. You need to clean your Rom files names as they need to be identical as the covers files names. Here is a batch script that can do this.
Batch :
Run this script with the -n option and it will show you the result of the name modification.
rename -n 's/\(.*\)|\[.*\]| //g' *
2) If you are satisfied with the result remove the -n to actually do the renaming.
rename 's/\(.*\)|\[.*\]| //g' *
Source askubuntu
Alternatively you can use Advanced renamer for windows to clean your rom filenames : https://www.advancedrenamer.com/
Q: Why some of my games doesn’t have Covers?
A: The name of the game rom need to be identical as the name of the cover image. Chances are that there is a cover matching your game inside the CoverArt directory. Find it and rename it exactly like your rom. Be careful to keep the .png extension.ie : For the game « MarioUSA.gb » you will need to rename « Mario.png » to « MarioUSA.png » inside the CoverArt directory.
Download Link : CoverArt_GB-GBC-GBA_Bittboy_Pack_v1.zip
The full sized original covers are from libretro and can be found here : http://thumbnailpacks.libretro.com.
Credit to u/inflam52 for the tutorial that inspired me.