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--- templates_available_en [2019/11/01 14:32] – [Templates available on ARRM] nexusone13
+++ templates_available_en [2019/12/01 11:54] – nexusone13
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 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.
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 ===== Template for Myst's Next Pixel 1.3 theme =====
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 The different templates are grouped into .zip files according to the desired resolution for the Mix
-  * template_association NEXT PIXEL 480.zip
+  * template_NEXT PIXEL 480.zip
-  * template_association NEXT PIXEL 720.zip
+  * template_NEXT PIXEL 720.zip
-  * template_association NEXT PIXEL 1080.zip
+  * template_NEXT PIXEL 1080.zip
-  * template_association NEXT PIXEL CRT.zip
+  * template_NEXT PIXEL CRT.zip
-  * template_association NEXT PIXEL CRT SMALL.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.
+----
+===== Add flags in your mix =====
+Since version 1.8.0.5 it is possible to add 2 flags in your mix.
+The flags are in the form:
+{{arrm:eu.png}} {{arrm:us.png}} {{arrm:wor.png}}
+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 **'
+<code>
+<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>
+</code>
+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 **'
+<code>
+<layer1>screenshot</layer1>
+<layer2>boxart</layer2>
+<layer3>marquee</layer3>
+<layer4>region1</layer4>
+<layer5>region2</layer5>
+</code>
+----
-The list of consoles associated with a theme appear in the template description.
 ===== List of templates =====