Reordering the main list

[kingb33]

Hi

How do you reorder them main selection list when you 1st start Gameex? And how do you get rid of "last played" and "play random game" in the list?

Also, after choosing an emulator in the main list you go to the next level of navigation which is the games list....on the left side it always has that "create snaps" option....is there a way to replace that with the associated logo from the main page list? (Example: Scroll down to Dreamcast Emulator in my list and the Dreamcast logo is there on the left side....then when i click the emulator the Dreamcast logo stays there in the gamelist view replacing that "create snaps" option that is there

Thanks!

[kingb33]

Hi

How do you reorder them main selection list when you 1st start Gameex? And how do you get rid of "last played" and "play random game" in the list?

Also, after choosing an emulator in the main list you go to the next level of navigation which is the games list....on the left side it always has that "create snaps" option....is there a way to replace that with the associated logo from the main page list? (Example: Scroll down to Dreamcast Emulator in my list and the Dreamcast logo is there on the left side....then when i click the emulator the Dreamcast logo stays there in the gamelist view replacing that "create snaps" option that is there

Thanks!

anyone?

[b00sted]

most of what you are looking for can be done in the advance config. wizard. you should check it out

[kingb33]

most of what you are looking for can be done in the advance config. wizard. you should check it out

hmm based on whats in the advanced config i think ive exhausted that option....?

[headkaze]

If you run the Setup Wizard you can use it's search feature to help you find the settings. Eg. Try entering "last played" and then "random" to find those two options.

You can't change the order of the main menu.

[Tempest]

Also search for "create snaps"

As far as the emulator logo Idea, I believe it would require you to edit your theme. I think it's a good idea though...

Lingpanda has a tutorial for the theme editor on the Gameex site.