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how do I edit the dolphin c++ project ui(First post)
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how do I edit the dolphin c++ project ui(First post)
06-13-2018, 11:16 PM
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totalblueshift
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I am a frequent user of visual studio for c#, but am wondering about cpp, as I have never used it before. it seems the ui designs are stored in .h files but there seems to be no way to edit them in the ui designer, how would I go about editing it? I want to remove most of the ui, I'm making a fighting arcade cabinet for my basement and I don't want anything to get in the way, I will set it as a startup program, and it will already be in fullscreen, as to emulate the arcade cabinet feeling(if you are wondering it is WiiWare I'm emulating) is there any way to customise the ui to make it a more minimalist setup that goes straight to gameplay?(sorry for the bad English Confused )
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06-14-2018, 01:12 AM
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We don't use any UI designer for editing the UI, we edit the .h and .cpp files manually.

If you want Dolphin to launch straight into gameplay, you can give it the path to the game you want to run using the command line option -e, or you can give it the title ID of the game using the command line option -n (if the game already is installed on the NAND). You can also use the command line option -b to make Dolphin shut down when you shut down the game. Or are you looking for something different than this?
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06-14-2018, 05:56 AM
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(06-14-2018, 01:12 AM)JosJuice Wrote: We don't use any UI designer for editing the UI, we edit the .h and .cpp files manually.

If you want Dolphin to launch straight into gameplay, you can give it the path to the game you want to run using the command line option -e, or you can give it the title ID of the game using the command line option -n (if the game already is installed on the NAND). You can also use the command line option -b to make Dolphin shut down when you shut down the game. Or are you looking for something different than this?

perfect thanks.
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