Project Arcade I-RETROPLAY – Interface Menu Customization Demo

Greetings!

This brief guide will walk you through the Interface Menu Options of the Project Arcade I-RETROPLAY build. Our goal is to help you better understand the basic operation and customization capabilities of the Project Arcade frontend.

Let’s get started.

Project Arcade offers a wide range of customization features designed to suit both basic and advanced configurations. These options allow you to tailor the interface according to your system performance and personal preferences.

One of the key features is the ability to enable or disable various interface elements, such as:

* Logos

* Videos

* Animations

* Other visual media components

This gives you full control over how your frontend looks and performs.

INTERFACE MENU

Please note that the Interface Menu Options apply only to the main frontend’s appearance and behavior. These settings do not affect Add-On features, which have their own separate configurations.

We’ve designed these customization options to be user-friendly and easy to manage, even for beginners, while still providing flexibility for more advanced users.

The current build is optimized for medium to high-end systems. However, if your machine falls below the recommended specifications, you can still achieve a smooth experience by adjusting the interface settings to better match your system’s capabilities.

On the Main Menu, you can scroll left and right to browse through the available and enabled systems. As mentioned earlier, systems can be enabled or disabled within the build—this will be explained in more detail in a separate guide.

The Category or Genre Playlists can be navigated by scrolling up and down and are displayed on the left side of the screen for quick access.

For your convenience, the basic control hints are shown as flashing indicators at the bottom of the screen, serving as a quick reference while navigating the interface.

If you would like to view the full control configuration, you can open the control.conf file located in the root directory of the Project Arcade build. Simply open it using any text editor.

From there, you may also customize the control scheme to better suit your personal preferences or current setup.

Please enjoy the demo.