I assume you are asking why the PVM20 has a black Bezel and the TM20 has a bezel the same color as the Device layer?
Because that is how they were made.
PVM20…
TM20…
I assume you are asking why the PVM20 has a black Bezel and the TM20 has a bezel the same color as the Device layer?
Because that is how they were made.
PVM20…
TM20…
Oh. That is just my personal preference. (Especially on the very dark bezels.) I wanted contrast between the components and the body.
There are a few that are dark, but only when the body of the console was very dark. (Like the 2600.)
That makes sense than I was just wondering, since there are so few that are this way.
I have actually changed a few recently, while I was making adjustments for Mega Bezel updates. (Although I can’t remember offhand which ones.)
Here’s a WIP on the Mega Duck.
It is coming along really well!
For this and future handhelds I am creating off screen elements.
This will come in handy if someone wants to make it smaller for some reason, and for using in a portrait setup.
Thanks a lot!
Awesome!!! The future thanks you
Here’s the latest WIP before I retire for the evening.
I took some liberties with the bezel text size and placement to create more room for the screen. (It will be a tad bit larger than reality.)
Amazing work Duimon … again !
Do you plan to make a standard one for Game & Watch ?
I don’t think it is either possible or desirable. There are too many variations in screen size. I also don’t think the real world display technology would benefit from the Mega bezel.
@Duimon while working on the TM20s I found a line with a missing " in Gamecube-[STD]-[Guest]-[TM20]. It is HSM_BZL_COLOR_VALUE, line 14.
As is the case with most typos, it was the same in the ADV and Lite.
All is better now.
Thanks for the heads up.
I found another problem. TM20_03’s BackgroundImage is set to PVM_background_02.jpg
Another great catch my friend.
Fixed and updated.
Here is tonight’s WIP.
I have the vents to do and some text. Then a quick OCD pass and I can build a preset.
Here is look at the final Mega Duck.
I really like it. I went through and did a bunch of work on the little divot/grooves along the outside. (I wasn’t very happy with them before… I am happier now.)
I will post a live screenshot or two once I build the presets.
I found an old wood grain tv that looks good. It is one of the first tvs I actually found that had the buttons on the right, like it does. Most tvs around the time period, I know, had knobs.
I like it! It has a lot in common with my TV5 RCA. I have saved the image and may do it later when I return to doing vintage TVs.
I would say it’s like if TV5 and TV7 were merged together.