Dingoo A320 forum

*Updated on 06/27/2009 *



If you are like me, you think the loadingscreen the gba-emulator comes with by default is just plain ugly. With LSChange you are able to put your own loading-screen inside GBA.SIM.

Description:

• LSChange replaces the Loadingscreen inside the GBA.SIM with an given Image.

Usage:

• Come on, there's a self-explanatory GUI now ;P

Notes:

• LSChange will backup your GBA.SIM as GBA.SIM.bak (if not already existent).
• It handles different Image-Formats (.bmp, .png, .jpg, .gif, .tif).
• LSChange needs .NET 2.0
• you use this program on your own risk

Changelog:

Code: Select all

  1.1:
 
    [ADD] GUI
   [ADD] Images of each size are now allowed and can either
          be stretched to fullsize or displayed centered (in
        this case the background will filled with a
        selectable color)
    [CHG] Commandlinearguments will be ignored
   
  1.0:
 
     Inital release


Mirror (Mediafire)

Older Versions:
1.0

Any suggestions are welcome.

Useful, I will definetly use this when I get my Dingoo offically (2 days left people!!!!)

Thanks for sharing!

What version of .NET Framework should be used?

can you post an example of the command you would use?
for example, i copied my GBA.SIM off the dingoo onto my hard drive into the same folder as lschange.

M:\DOCS-DINGOO\LSChange-1.0

inside here i have:

loadingscreen.bmp
lschange.exe
gba.sim

im not familiar with dos really
thanks


edit: ok it really was as simple as i thought.
simply "lschange gba.sim loadingscreen.bmp"

@Wiredbomb0 you're welcome

@akibal I have to admit that I didn't tested, it may work with 2.0 or smaller, but I always have the latest version installed cause I program with C# alot. But I didn't used anything fancy so I would doubt that you really need 3.5. But I will investigate further and let you guys know.

@gibberoids maybe I should have mentioned that you can absolute as well as relative paths. If there is a demand for agui I can put one in, but thought that would be a bit to much for this little functionality

Depends on how long it would take for the GUI. From what I know, you would only need to add a button, a openfile window and that's it (more or less) Would probably be handy for some members.

I really like the loading screen at the start of the topic. Do you have a PNG version?

the original gba screen would make it 10x cooler lol

knk wrote:the original gba screen would make it 10x cooler lol

Something like that?


(Just a sloppy recreation since I couldn't find a hires-shot of the original)

Reo wrote:I really like the loading screen at the start of the topic. Do you have a PNG version?

There is a .bmp-version included in the package (v1.0), but before you struggle with converting I attached a .png-one

akibal wrote:What version of .NET Framework should be used?

The first version was compiled against 3.5 but this time I made sure that it works with 2.0. Sorry but can't support older versions.

@wiredbomb0
Didn't take long, updated the first post ^^

yep something like that