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I had considered dulling it a bit but it seemed to lose some luster as I am going more for the effect of some of the 80's digital displays which didn't have much in the way of brightness control. It does look much better on the monitor than in a YouTube video.

Love the Flock! Have been cranking up the 80's tunes all weekend. A little Flock, some Clash & Cure, Thomas Dolby, Duran Duran, Eurythmics, Police, etc.

Thanks for that clarification, Tom! I haven't updated the Interactive Fiction DB in a while and find Access a tad easier to maintain since it is what I am most familiar with. I am also looking forward to Celly's ScummVM update!

I believe that the file should be convertible as there are a slew of conversion utilities available. I am going to elevate this to Tom and Headkaze so that one of them can answer as to whether or not a straight conversion would be compatible or if they may need to convert to assure compatibility.

Actually, that is the same version as mine and I think yours looks perfect! My pics would require too much clean-up and still not look quite as nice. Here is an image I had of the original Xbox wired controller if you would like to incorporate into your kit. It may require a little cleanup as it is a raster image. I actually use this with my setup as I have a few extras in addition to the ones that came with the console.

@null / GameEx authors - Not to throw a wet blanket on things as you are probably much more knowledgeable than I am with regards to databases, structure, and query. My concerns for such create questions as follows: - With one large DB what additional drains would there be on memory, especially if data is being loaded for systems one doesn't employ? - Since the DBs are loading at startup, wouldn't one large DB add to the boot time? - If there is a corruption in one DB, can GameEx continue to run so long as that emu and its related DB is not invoked? If so, would corruption in a single DB, depending on where the corruption occurs within the data, possibly crash GameEx entirely? I am also looking into using the SQLite tools so that I can increase my knowledge and abilities inside and outside of GameEx.

Revised the selector bar and reworked the neon effect on the image and text frames. Also cleaned up the GameEx logo.

Will still see about getting an updated pic to you. I actually photographed mine which is the newer version.

Oh hell no! Was thinking of changing it anyway. Needed to reprezent! I am liking it much! Thanks KRC!

I've done done it! Yet another avatar change.

I like that one!

"Pee Wee's Big Adventure" is classic! His antics after the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" movie, not so much.

So long as they will not cause one to pull a "Pee Wee Herman" stunt in a Triple-X theater... LOL!

Adultery will correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that there is a log file generated when the Xpadder plugin is initiated.(under the \gameex\log\ path if my recall is correct). I would upload that along with your emulator config if you are not able to determine from viewing the logs why this is occurring.

I don't think at this time.

Why yes it is, Sir!

I am sure that some of you have noticed the "Tapper" animation when GameEx is downloading a new update. Well, you can customize the animated gif that shows here by adding one custom for your theme so long as you drop it in your theme\media folder as updateani1.gif . Here are a few I scrounged from the innerwebs:

Great googly-moogly! Thanks!

Since Tom is releasing GameEx for use on Mac and Linux, implementing a GameEx compatibility or use of this browser is a win-win as far as I can see. It is open source and supposedly skinnable and, so long as it is offered as part of the free version, should not violate MPL (Mozilla Public License).

It should be available on the main GameEx site under Themes and Downloads.

I am not sure but I think that you may need to resize any that are above a certain width/height. Here is one that I found and rezised to fit well with this theme or if one has a dedicated DK setup.

Ray kinda beat me to it with the thanks! When I had first came up with the idea of this forum, it was mainly to provide a means for the user to centrally locate, showcase, and document their hard work. I had no idea that it would help to catalyze an explosion of creativity and sharing. User contributions can be found in the General Forum, the Pinned Topics and Social Club. The problem I saw was that the information was scattered. It did not seem cohesive nor did it allow the users to promote their contributions. I kind of liken it to being able to "hawk one's wares at the village bazaar or town square" instead of scattered throughout suburbia in little strip malls. Each of you that has contributed - past and present - are truly deserving of the thanks that Ray has expressed. I am proud to be a part of this community. All of you should be proud of your contributions to it! Mike

Maybe the radiologists secretary's nephew who designed the site ripped it off from GameEx?

Thanks again!

It's not Santa?