Lemuroid is a Libretro front end for Android. Its main goal is ease of use, so it comes with a nice UI and pleasant UX. As much as I love it, there are several deal breaker features for me that missing from Lemuroid:
Thanks to those issues, I come back to RetroArch. However, I really like the overlay that used by Lemuroid, so I decided to clone it for RetroArch.
This overlay is designed for 20:9 screen, which is what my phone use, and apparently is the most popular aspect ratio right now.
This overlay is available for several platforms, each has both landscape and portrait mode:
retroarch-lemuroid-overlay
├── dist ...... the final result that can be used directly in RetroArch
├── doc ....... files that used for this readme
└── src
├── ods ... spreadsheet that I use to generate the cfg file
└── svg ... svg images that I use to design the overlay
Download the overlay from dist/
directory or from the release page, then use it in RetroArch.
Set "Overlay Opacity" to 1.0, since it's already a bit transparent.
Since Lemuroid use GPLv3, at first I think it just follows that we use GPLv3 as well here.
However, since this overlay is only recreated from Lemuroid's screenshot without ever accessing its code, I believe we can use a more permissible license. So, I decided to license it to CC BY 4.0 since it's what used by RetroArch's overlay repository.