I see it perfect, it’s getting perfect
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Here is the first live shot.
This was truly one of the toughest graphics yet. It surprised me because I thought it would be fairly fast and easy. 
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Really? What made it so different and difficult?
The stylus was a battle to figure out, with the multiple layers, highlights, and shading. The speaker holes are of varying sizes and fan out from the left to right, and the d-pad and stylus are both within the lower 20% grayscale… to mention a few. 
When you get down to the lower end of grayscale, a lot of the shades fall outside the 8-bit color gamut so 30% become something like 18 levels you actually have to work with. (And the only way to do it is with trail and error.)
I did happen to learn a new trick or two, so that is good. 
I may also try adding some texture if I can find some high res photos to be sure… film grain can look like texture.
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is perfect!!! amazing work!!!
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Here is a look at the layers panel… for just the stylus. 
One of the new things I learned was to use an offset solid object, outside of a masked area, and use the drop shadow effect to cast realistic shading and/or highlights on a layer.
It gives a lot of control of lighting direction and blur/transparency.
It will come in handy for future projects.
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awesome work again 
every time you make a new one, i realise it’s a system i haven’t set up yet
thanks for the new ones can’t wait to try them out 
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So nice to see your skills improving since the beginning of the project! Attention to details everywhere! Thank you!
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Looking at images of the Game .com and found this
Didn’t think this handheld would have a different variation. 
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Yep… the game .com Pocket Pro.
It is NOT on my to do list. (I have pretty much had my fill of transparency.)
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GP32, Gamemaster, and game .com are in the repo.
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Duimon Last night I fixed the computer and I started configuring retroarch with hyperspin and of the few that I have configured the only one that has given me a problem is the Nintendo 64 bezel when I use Mega Bezel Advance, it is not full screen and the bezel comes out turned
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I’m not sure what you mean by full screen but the turned can be fixed with the “Flip Viewport Vertical” parameter.
It changes depending on which RDP renderer and/or core you use. For this reason I stopped trying to guess what the user was going to use and just left the parameter off.
Can you post a screenshot of the other issue?
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I was just editing my 2nd post to update the completed systems list and the to do list, when I realized I haven’t gotten the Apple II and IIgs in the repo yet. I believe I was waiting for a bug to be fixed in the Decal Layer.
Checking the past revision history, I see the bug was fixed in v0.9.107 2022-04-17 Rev 1, so I guess it’s time to finish those two. 
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Thank you very much the parameters were the same
gamecube runs perfect in Dolphin with the isos, but Wii does not work in retroarch, what game format do I have to use… iso? wbfs?
wbfs format works fine for me. I wouldn’t know about iso
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Wii requires some extra setup. It is in the libretro docs.
https://docs.libretro.com/library/dolphin/
ISOs should work fine but I have been using Dolphin to compress them to *.gcz. There is also a recent *.rvz that is supposed to have some advantages.
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