Game Marquess Showing Above Snap or Video?

[lingpanda]

Any way to edit a theme or an option to enable showing the game marquee? I notice some frontends do this. Is this an option GE has?

[Tom Speirs]

Any way to edit a theme or an option to enable showing the game marquee? I notice some frontends do this. Is this an option GE has?

No, it only shows one snap, video or menu item image at a time.

You can show the other game artwork, but its done by accessing the menus. GameEx has a multidemensional interface unlike the other front ends.

[Mike_Fu]

I've wondered about this too. I think it would be a great feature. Would this be possible to implement in future releases of GameEx?

[hansolo77]

You can only have a 1 picture on the screen. If you want the marquee, just change the option of SNAPSHOTS to point to your MARQUEE folder. That will show only the marquees though. And if you have the movies for any of the games, I believe they'll take over everything and always show, unless you don't have them enabled.

[Mike_Fu]

You can only have a 1 picture on the screen. If you want the marquee, just change the option of SNAPSHOTS to point to your MARQUEE folder. That will show only the marquees though. And if you have the movies for any of the games, I believe they'll take over everything and always show, unless you don't have them enabled.

I understand how it works currently... I was asking if it would be possible to do this as a feature in future GameEx versions.

It really looks slick in some front-ends when they have the marquee displayed above their snaps or vids.

I'm not much of a programmer or else I'd offer to help

[lingpanda]

I understand how it works currently... I was asking if it would be possible to do this as a feature in future GameEx versions.

It really looks slick in some front-ends when they have the marquee displayed above their snaps or vids.

I'm not much of a programmer or else I'd offer to help

I would like a theme of a cabinet that would change its marquee to the current game showing. As with the monitor displaying the video.