I find the images fine and they run great in MAME, but outside of RetroArch, I’m happy about it they would look good giving it a “Duimon Night” style a bit of darkness to the images
Here’s a new WIP.
The Hartung Gamemaster!
It is pretty much done except for the d-pad and an OCD pass. 
This is a strangely designed device. 
I took the liberty of centering the screen just to make creating the preset a bit easier.
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Here is the newest WIP on the Gamemaster.
I added some subtle grain to the buttons, and an even more subtle one to the screen bezel.
I replaced the top section drop shadow with multiple layers of drop shadows at varying blurs and transparencies, to eliminate the perceived space between it and the body.
I also created the d-pad.
And a lot of other tiny things that probably only I can see. 
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look amazing!!! 
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Here is the final version live.
I’ll create the rest of the presets and get this in the repo sometime tomorrow.
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With @Duimon doing all these graphics, I have found that there are more systems than I thought, a lot more.
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Yes, there are a lot
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I will be doing the GP32 and the Tiger game .com next… I haven’t decided which to do first… they both look fun.
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The tube shadow was turned on in the presets that use my Game Boy method.
It wasn’t added until after I developed the method, isn’t really intended for non-CRT systems, and I have a shadow baked into my diffuse layer. (Similar to the Game Boy DMG shader.)
So I went in and turned it off.
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Here is a WIP on the next graphic.
I decided on the GP32.
I am designing this with the intent that we can change the color of the body with parameters. (Hence the bright, saturated yellow.)
The final preset will have the color changed to a default very light gray.
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Looking at color possibilities already
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Here is a look at the Final GP32.
When this is in the repo, I highly recommend leaving the “Colorize” on in the HSV Device Layer settings.
There is a lot going on and without it I can’t guarentee your display will match the color gamut of my display.
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it looks super cute!!! 
What emulator does GP32 in RetroArch use?
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GP32 games can be played with MAME
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you have the rom set gp32? i have in format .smc
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Yeah the GP32 games are in smc format. They are best to be zipped for use with RetroArch.
Check out [Guide] Play Non-Arcade systems with MAME or MESS if you haven’t gotten the GP32 setup for the MAME Core yet.
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Update on the GP32.
I am not happy with the way my highlights disappear when the color is changed. I may go through the effort of darkening up all the yellows so that saturation isn’t the only deference between the normal color and the highlights.
It could take a lot of work. 
It may also not be successful, so I will make the changes on a working copy.
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I tried something different.
I put my highlights on the Top Extra Layer so I have some control over them.
I still need to mask out the LED area, but I think it will work. We can also adjust it’s opacity when night mode is on.
It actually looks pretty slick!
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OK… I spent some serious time on this. It may have actually been more difficult than simply darkening the yellow, but in the end it looks correct. There was a lot of strange masking I had to figure out.
It works in Night mode, but since the night mode ignores the Top Layer if it is in Add blending mode, I had to lower the opacity to 3%.
Coloring the device works as expected. I had to mirror the Device HSV parameters to the Top layer.
I think I am happy. 
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