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<blockquote data-quote="hulkhaugen" data-source="post: 395097" data-attributes="member: 84392">jupp, the stars are there, also tried different stars to see how it would work out...hmm, how should i describe this...in the top left, there's a clock, and then an arrow which is the background for the &quot;my emulators&quot;, and i added another arrow to be the background for the emulator title, but the second arrow overlaps the first one, so the sharp end of the arrow which is suppose to separate &quot;MY EMULATORS&quot; from &quot;PC GAMES&quot; (in this occasion) is concealed in this example. Each arrow is suppose to inform which level you're in, like for example in mp tv-series you got like &quot;MY TV-SERIES&gt;ENTOURAGE&gt;&quot; when you're in the Entourage level. Hope this ridiculous explanation helps you a bit.And also, if i can't find out how to get the current emulator title, there's no need for that second overlaying arrow in my last paragraph, lol. But i think it would be neat if i could...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hulkhaugen, post: 395097, member: 84392"] jupp, the stars are there, also tried different stars to see how it would work out... hmm, how should i describe this...in the top left, there's a clock, and then an arrow which is the background for the "my emulators", and i added another arrow to be the background for the emulator title, but the second arrow overlaps the first one, so the sharp end of the arrow which is suppose to separate "MY EMULATORS" from "PC GAMES" (in this occasion) is concealed in this example. Each arrow is suppose to inform which level you're in, like for example in mp tv-series you got like "MY TV-SERIES>ENTOURAGE>" when you're in the Entourage level. Hope this ridiculous explanation helps you a bit. And also, if i can't find out how to get the current emulator title, there's no need for that second overlaying arrow in my last paragraph, lol. But i think it would be neat if i could... [/QUOTE]

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