Templates are editable via XML files.
10 layers are available per template that can display each of the elements recovered during the scraps (Screenshot, boxart, title, cartridge) but also your own images.

View the wiki Create your own template for ARRM

The templates are copied to the %appdata%/Nexouille soft/arrm/ressources/templates directory when installing the ARRM software.
Between 2 new versions, it is possible to find new templates on the JuJuVincebros website

It is possible to delete templates that are not of interest to you by deleting the folder of the templates in question. It will still be copied when installing a new version of ARRM.

As of ARRM version 1.7.7.6, templates for the Next Pixel 1.3 of Myst for Recalbox are available.

The files :

• template_association NEXT PIXEL 480.txt
• template_association NEXT PIXEL 720.txt
• template_association NEXT PIXEL 1080.txt
• template_association NEXT PIXEL CRT.txt
• template_association NEXT PIXEL CRT SMALL.txt

containing the system→ template associations are available in the directory %appdata%\nexouille soft\arrm\database

To use them, copy the entire contents of the file you want in the file 'template_association.txt' which is in the directory: %appdata%\nexouille soft\arrm\database taking care to erase the previous content.

The different templates are grouped into .zip files according to the desired resolution for the Mix

• template_NEXT PIXEL 480.zip
• template_NEXT PIXEL 720.zip
• template_NEXT PIXEL 1080.zip
• template_NEXT PIXEL CRT.zip
• template_NEXT PIXEL CRT SMALL.zip

They are located in the templates directory: %appdata%\nexouille soft\arrm\ressources\templates Unzip the zip file that corresponds to the resolution you want to use.

The list of consoles associated with a template appears in the template description.

Since version 1.8.0.5 it is possible to add 2 flags in your mix. The flags are in the form:

Note: ARRM uses the region recovered when scrape on Screenscraper. If you only want to recover this information, select 'No image, only text' in the 'Images Options' tab and start a scrape on Screenscraper.

They can be integrated into your mixes. For this it is necessary to indicate the location of the two flags in the template. This is done with the tags <region1> and <region2> . You must also indicate that you want to use the flags via the <region> true </ region> tag. Set it to 'false' or omit this tag if you do not want to display flags. By default, all ARRM templates have the <region1> and <region2> tags filled in, but the <region> tag is false (except for some templates with the indication ' with flags ', for which the <region> is enabled). Charge you to pass the <region> tag to true if you want to enable flags.

Sample flags on template ' Standard 2 with flags '

<region>true</region>

<custom_region1_x>625</custom_region1_x>
<custom_region1_y>2</custom_region1_y>
<custom_region1_width>70</custom_region1_width>
<custom_region1_height>70</custom_region1_height>

<custom_region2_x>625</custom_region2_x>
<custom_region2_y>73</custom_region2_y>
<custom_region2_width>70</custom_region2_width>
<custom_region2_height>70</custom_region2_height>

It is also necessary to indicate on which layer you wish to display them. All ARRM templates already have the layers region1 and “region2 filled.

Example of layers on template ' Standard 2 with flags '

<layer1>screenshot</layer1>
<layer2>boxart</layer2>
<layer3>marquee</layer3>
<layer4>region1</layer4>
<layer5>region2</layer5>

Template rendering example with 'Standard 2 with flags'