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  1. 4 points
    This is my first skin. I looked into other skins and how they worked. RSS is broken. Temps shown aren't 100% accurate but an approximation. limesoda-v11.zip (If a board mod is around please pm me) limesoda-v11.zip
  2. 3 points
    I managed to fix (a little bit) of the light in AuroraNXE Layout - it's not perfect, but it's better now Previously, when you pressed "Y" on a game, the light would be too bright, making it kinda ugly. It's not perfect now, but it's better. AuroraNXE (BCM).cfljson
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    Hello everyone This is a beta release of Aurora NXE - an NXE inspired theme for Aurora. It is pretty incomplete beyond the home screen I am still working on it. you may experience some UI bugs but for general use is great. Features Xbox Logo with Ripples + Glow Animation NXE Stage (Enable RSS Feed on Button Bar option) NXE Font NXE Cover-flow replicating MarketPlace layout NXE Wallpapers - Loading Bootscreen (Default Wallpaper) NXE Sounds (experimental) NXE Loading console rings Animation NXE Panels Background (WIP) Readme + Install Instructions _ /\ _ _ _ _ |\ |\/(_ /--\|_|| (_)| (_|| \|/\(_ |_ . _ _| _ |_)\/ |\/(/_(_|(_| / \| AuroraNXE NXE skin for Aurora 0.7b by jveda Install: Drop files in Aurora Folder In Aurora -> (B) View -> Theme Turn off Animation Choose AuroraNXE CoverFlow Layout Go To Skin Status when Idle - Hide Choose AuroraNXE Skin Go to Display Turn off Profile / Disc Panel (Optional) **Turn On RSS Feed for NXE Stage (Optional)** Modified: Skin: Aurora Header Title 1:1 icon positioning to NXE Xenon Logo + Ring animation Xenon Logo glow animation Profile name + gamer pic / score Reflection Shader tweaks Remove Fluff UI Elements Reposition Game Title Reposition Game Count (<999) Reposition / Remove excess buttons Default Wallpaper Boot Screen NXE Loading Icon bootscreen RSS feed option converted to NXE Stage Visual Elements from NXE Known Bugs: Maybe animations for button(s) or others Panel Sizes ProgressBar Future Enhancements: Correct all animations / transitions Color enhancements to control elements NXE Dash themed pop up panes (IP) NXE Vertical Scrolling (np) NXE Flat Game Covers (?) Optional NXE Base built into skin (Done) NXE Profile Name Top Right. (Done) Xenon Logo Ripples (Done) (?) - even possible? Credits: jveda- Work above - NXE Recreation XUI in Aurora Micro$oft - Wallpapers, Icons, Font, Assets Elena from 360hub - Assets / Wallpapers Enjoy ;) change log: 01 - First Version 02 - Updated Preview Image Adjust button font color Added XenonLogo no rings for now 03 - Updated preview Add XenonLogo shadow Add XenonLogo Rings (!!) Add Profile + Gamerscore display Add start sound 04 - Fixed more animations RSS feed = Optional Stage Image ! CoverFlow now AuroraNXE name Added XenonLogo Glow Tweaked Xenon Ripples Fixed animations for Quick View WIP - Experimental Sound Support Start Sound - Enter Exit Sounds Test- Aurora Swoop anim/sound QV 05 - Boot screen changed to default NXE wallpaper Xenonlogo on Bootscreen Added Loading Icon to Bootscreen + NXE Loading Icon ported over Added some NXE Panel backgrounds Test for green highlights / buttons WIP - Animations Profile Thing top-right bugs with disc Proper Stage Color NXE Backgrounds for Panes Pane UI repositions Header Quickview Title ---------- Please let me know what you think. Follow for updates. Thanks! jveda Aurora_NXE_jveda_05.zip
  4. 2 points
    List of bugs on the skin so far: - Language support (currently, only works in English, since the texts show misplaced in other languages); - Progress bar is glitchy (it works fine, however it could look a bit better); - Coverflow glitch (when moving across the catalog after pressing "Y" on a game, menu information shows up again - like, the name of the game under its boxcase, icons and most importantly the gray semicircle, adapted in this skin as the RSS bar, making the interface kinda glitchy too); - NXELayout glitch (game covers show too bright after pressing "Y" on the initial menu - I tried to fix it on my previous post here... It's better now, but not perfect). I think that's all... but, by far, it's still the best skin around I guess... the sounds, the interface, the icons... really great job - thank you, @jveda!
  5. 2 points
    SKIN AURORA 0.7b2 |Vidéo Background Nissan| XBOX 360 Jtag/RGH (youtube.com)
  6. 2 points
    I saved not a lot of skins for aurora and wanted to share with you. The skins are not mine, I am not the author. also, these are not all skins from the forum, but only selective ones that I liked If you are too lazy to look for a skin suitable for you, here is a download for you. I don't claim authorship, and I won't be working on bag fix, so this is just a collection for people who don't want to search for a downloadable collection like me. I hope to improve someone's life) Good Luck! 02 zero two(phut hon).rar AstrOS_02.xzp Dash EN-US.xzp Default.xzp ElegantXbox10YearCelebXian07.xzp Material by x1024.cfljson Material.xzp Material_2.xzp Pack_Skins_Aurora_0.7b-20220924T105306Z-001.zip Particles.rar Resident evil 2 remake.rar SteamOS++.xzp SteamOS++_noNotif.xzp SteamOS++Phoenix.xzp SteamOS++Phoenix_noNotif.xzp SteamOS++Phoenix_Transparent.xzp SteamOS++Transparent.xzp The Last of Us Part II.rar The Last of Us Part II_v2.rar The Witcher 3.rar XboxXP.xzp
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    GRAPE SODA Hello again! This is my second attempt at a theme. I have also made a layout which I intended for larger screens. I think i have setup everything correctly and the layout is included in just the theme file. HD Aurora [s0da] Grape-Soda-v10.zip if you don't like the theme have also included the layout separately hds0da.cfljson *Disable animation for a better effect*
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    Thank you friend this is the exact kind of feedback needed to continue improvements. 1. language support is broken due to removing the 0.5x scale on text in skin. Only way to fix is recode all the affected text but it makes but it makes it jaggy - so will try to make a separate skin file for other languages 2. progress bar is fixed I just need to release next version 3. I need to try this one thank you for the clear directions to replicate 4. I appreciate this coverflow tweak! I will take a look to improve the one including with the skin thanks everyone - the support has been awesome and makes me glad to see others appreciate the NXE skin as much as I do. when you can’t find something you want, create it, others may want it to. Will be back
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    I love Halo. This cosmic atmosphere of devastation and pain has always attracted me. By the way, there are many great games on this platform as well as a user-friendly design, a good bonus system and excellent customer support. Be sure to try it, it's worth it!
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    https://youtu.be/ArhLCHJYpRk Download link in desc
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    Try new this. Clear/no filter
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    yes via the aurora asset editor program
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    Working on skin again, I realized the issue with the languages. The default aurora skin set the text fields to 0.5x scale, and had large font sizes (24pt instead of 12pt for example) to appear normal. When creating the skin, I had un-done the 0.5x scale and decreased the font size in the areas now affected. The translations are specifying font point size based on the original aurora skin. So the 12pt fonts I used are reset to 24pt, and since I removed the 0.5x scalings, the translations cause the large font. It will be a lot of rework to fix those and 0.5x makes fonts jaggier, so we will see. Alternatively, someone can do a retranslate and use this skin in the tool to generate correct sized translations, but you'll have skin-specific translation and small fonts on other skins..
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    Skin Aurora 0.7b Here I leave you the last Skin that i elaborate, style Xbox one X. Changes made: -Change of interface -Change of colors to the buttons -Change of icons -Now you can see the name of the profile with a DVD inserted -Change animation to notification -Sound in notification -Change of interface in details of the games -Change of quick view -Change of color to the effects. -Enimation of home style xbox one x (there are two, you can choose it in alternative start) -Default layout with some changes for the theme. -Change of theme background -Avatar in the beginning with Scena bigger for animations are not cut -Among others Link: https://mega.nz/#F!kCw0nTbR!ZAg2ZrYRFZv_FfgvSQirSg Dash EN-US.xzp Dash Spanish.xzp Theme of skin and layout "Dash" By: Srealmoreno Captures:
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    Dark Theme Ultimate.xzp Dark Theme Ultimate (No Music).xzp
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    Noticed there wasn't a tutorial on adding music to the skins made for Aurora or the knowledge of it is scattered around random threads from some time ago. For those looking to add custom BGM tracks to their skins, I'll explain the process. You'll need: * A good ear & eye * A PC running Windows 7 or better ( Using a Mac or Linux? Then grab a Virtual Machine program such as VMFusion or VirtualBox & install Win7 or higher. ) * An Audio Editor ( We'll use Audacity as it has binaries made for Windows, Mac, & Linux. ) * Xuitool ( Part of the Microsoft Xbox 360 SDK which has the Xbox 360 Neighborhood, this is also why you need Windows to run this. ) * XZP skin file for Aurora, extracted somewhere ( For this tutorial, I'll use this awesome NXE skin made by jveda which didn't originally have BGM & put all the extracted stuff on my desktop. You can still follow along with your own skin & path. ) * Your custom music track that you want played on Aurora ( I will use the Xbox 360's Avatar Editor BGM. ) - Step 1 - Download Audacity from its website & install it. We'll come back to using it later. - Step 2 - Get the desired track you want as Aurora's custom BGM, audio format doesn't matter as long as Audacity supports it. - Step 3 - Start Audacity, then import your track. Drag the file to the audio editor's window or click File > Import > Audio & select your track. You should have it successfully imported. - Step 4 - This is where your good ear & eye is needed as you'll be editing & testing your music track many times until you feel it not only loops seamlessly, but that it also feels right. Make sure the project rate is set to 44100Hz. Once you are happy with how it sounds, move on to the next step. - Step 5 - Export your track from Audacity by clicking on File > Export > Export as WAV. Name the track whatever you want & save it wherever you want. [To make this tutorial easy on us, we're going to name it "song.wav" (Without quotes.) & on the desktop. IMPORTANT: You must export the track in 16-bit signed WAV format! Not 32-bit signed, not 24-bit signed, not 8-bit unsigned! Once your file is exported, you're all done with Audacity. Proceed to the next step. - Step 6 - We're now going to extract our XZP skin via the XZP Tool. The XZP files should be automatically associated with the tool once it's been installed, so you can just double-click on your XZP file to bring the program up with the contents inside shown. Otherwise you click on Open & point it to your skin file. You will then see a list of files & how they're structured. Click the first file on top (Usually Aurora_FileManager.xur), then while you hold your SHIFT key, go the bottom last file & click on it. If done correctly, you will have all the content files highlighted. Create a folder to put all the files in, then drag them out from XZP Tool to there. Any folder name will work as long as the file structures are unchanged. For my example. I will name my folder NXE_with_BGM as that will soon be the skin's name. - Step 7 - Now let's look inside our folder, it may or may not already have a sound folder. (Mine has one, only for SFX though.) If it does not, then create a new folder. Name it whatever you want, but I suggest "Sounds" (without quotes) to make it easier on you. Once it is made, drag your WAV file exported from Audacity & slide it in that folder. - Step 8 - Open the Xbox UI Authoring Tool. Close out the XUI1 template as we are not making a skin for Aurora in this tutorial. Make sure you have the Aurora Elements extension installed to enable the modifications of the skin files. Download the script from the Aurora website & put it anywhere you want. I made an Aurora folder in Xbox 360 SDK folder & extracted everything there, so the path looks like C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Xbox 360 SDK\Aurora. Once the tool is up, check if the extension is installed by going to Tools > Options > General > XML Extensions. If it's not there, add it & then restart the program for it to take effect. Our focus is going to be on the Aurora_Main.XUR file inside the extracted skin folder. Let's first rename it to "Aurora_Main_OLD.XUR" (Without quotes) as it will act as a backup file. We will delete it later once we're done. Double click the Aurora_Main_OLD.XUR file & you should see a window open inside the program. You can't modify anything in the XUR format, so you must save it as a XUI file. Do that by clicking File > Save As... & name it Aurora_Main_XUI.XUI. Keep that saved in the skin's folder for now. - Step 9 - You now have the Aurora_Main_XUI.XUI file you recently saved. It will look the same as the XUR file earlier, but this time you'll be able to modify it. The top left area where it says [XuiCanvas] is our focus. Click on Aurora, then go to the Application Layer. This is the place where our music will be added. Now look to the left side where there are various tool icons & hover your mouse towards the Windows 95-looking speaker, that is "XAudio Sound" which is what we want. Click on the speaker icon & your cursor will turn into a crosshair when hovering over the skin preview area below the keyframes. Go ahead & click anywhere you want in the gray rectangle or skin preview, placement does not matter as it will be invisible once the skin gets rebuilt. You'll notice a new group was created called XuiSoundXAudio at the layer area. In Properties, you should also see ' XuiSoundXAudio : XuiSound : XuiElement '. - Step 10 - Now we'll get to finally adding our track! So click on the recently created XuiSoundXAudio group & go to Properties. You can change the ID name to whatever you want, but if you want to make it easy on yourself, I suggest naming it "BGM" or "Music" (Without quotes.) Scroll all the way down while in Properties until you see File & Volume. By default XuiTools leaves the File area blank & doesn't know where your custom track is. At File, click the three dots near the empty white box to bring up the file browser. Find the folder you saved the WAV file of your track to (In this example, it's in "Sounds") & select it. It has now been added to XuiTools, you should see a path made of your selected WAV file near File. Something like "\Sounds\song.wav". Also by default, XuiTools sets the music volume at -12.000000. You can change it to whatever you want, but anything lower than the default may result in the music being too quiet. If you already made the track quieter on Audacity, you can just set it to 0.000000 or still change it. Since I already edited the track, I'll have the volume at 0.000000 Make sure that 'Play' is enabled in the State area & check the "Loop" box so that it will keep playing your track endlessly from start to finish. Otherwise it will only play once & never again until you return to Aurora. Now let's check if the BGM plays in XuiTools by previewing it via File > Preview (F5). If everything was set up correctly, then you should have your track playing on loop which means it'll play on your Xbox 360! Once you got confirmation, close out the preview. If stuck on full view, change the windows to Cascade style & click the red X mark on the corner where it says XUI. Well done! You now have a working BGM track that loops! But we're not done yet, we are close to the end though. - Step 11 - Now we're ready to save the changes & will convert our XUI file to XUR with the new information added. Go to File > Export As Binary, then save the file as "Aurora_Main.XUR" (Without quotes) to your skin folder. You're all done with XuiTool, so go ahead & close it. Go to the folder now & make sure it is not moved out of there or put it in one of its subfolders, your skin will not load on the Xbox 360 console if that happens. Then delete the Aurora_Main_XUI.XUI & Aurora_Main_OLD.XUR files from the skin's folder as they are not needed anymore. If the skin doesn't work, we can just simply convert that newly made XUR file to XUI & convert the XUI file to XUR again after modifying it. - Step 12 - Once you have the new Aurora_Main.XUR file nested in with the rest of the XUR files & you have your specific music track saved in that folder that you pointed XuiTools towards, we will rebuild everything in that extracted folder back to an XZP file. If you want to change the skin's display name & values on Aurora, you can either use the Skin Meta Generator program or open the skin.meta file with a text editing program like Notepad++. Overwrite the old skin.meta file if you updated it so that you don't mistake it as a clone of the older skin. Open XZP Tools again & click on the Rebuild button. Then have it point at your skin folder. I do not think the version matters, so pick whatever one (In my example, I selected "Version 1".) Then click OK to rebuild the XZP skin for Aurora, it will be done once the status say 'Ready' & the newly built XZP file appears. Double check that everything's OK inside by opening the newly built XZP file in the XZP Tool. There should be your new music track in the package file (In my example it would be named "Sounds\song.wav" with Sounds being the folder it's in & song.wav being the custom BGM track itself.) - Step 13 - Okay! Now it's time to turn on our Xbox 360 console & try our new skin out with the BGM track. You can either transfer the new XZP file to the 360's HDD via USB, FTP, Ethernet, or FATXplorer. Regardless of your method of transfer, send it to Aurora's Skins folder, where the default skin is saved. Once you're in Aurora, press the B button on your controller to bring up a menu. Go over to the Skins option & select the new skin you made. You'll likely need to restart Aurora for it to take effect, so either Restart or Reboot the Xbox 360, or if you've set Aurora as your default dashboard then just hit the Guide button & simply select Aurora Home from the quick menu & answer yes. - Final Step - Aurora should now load again after the console has been rebooted or restarted. If you've managed to follow the steps laid out in this tutorial, you should now have your very own custom BGM track playing on the Aurora dashboard & on loop. Congratulations!!! Now you can listen to your jam while you're exploring every nook & cranny of Aurora! Give yourself a pat on the back for putting it all together!
  19. 1 point
    but hey if that's why not publish it, everyone will be happy and we will have an Aurora that evolves much more than now with the world waiting for the source code.
  20. 1 point
    Well, give us the source code so we can continue developing it.
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    A little pack i compiled to stylize your Aurora. I hope you find something you like! Background.zip
  22. 1 point
    LOVE this skin. I would slap... no punch... a baby for an avatar version.
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    This is based on the work from Srealmoreno Features: Added the loading screen from "Xbox One X" to "Transparent theme" Skin from Salvador Real. Updated Xbox logos with higher quality ones. Modern background. Updated "about" logos. Colored loading icons: Green I (Soft), Green II (Bright), & White. Xbox 360 Dark Theme Updated - Green I.xzp Xbox 360 Dark Theme Updated - White.xzp Xbox 360 Dark Theme Updated - Green II.xzp
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    I used this skin as part of my tutorial on adding BGM to Aurora skins. Check it out! For those that want to have the Xbox 360's Avatar Editor BGM with this skin, I have made it available for you to download. NXE_with_BGM.xzp
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    Thank you so much for taking my request. This is an awesome skin friend. I used it with a black background for an xbox one style look.
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    This is a small 10ish page .rtf document showing pretty much everything from opening/exporting/saving files and basic timeline/keyframe concepts for those that are new to the craft, to an animation example that is simple yet may spark some creativity in even the most experienced out there. I am by no means a pro but I have learned how to find my way around this program a bit over the years, "proper" or not I'm unsure because I don't personally know any pro's LOL,,but If even just one person learns something from this I will be happy to have passed on the knowledge A sample of the first section zoomed out to see a bit more Video Clip Of Finished Skin Demo Documents ending statement........ Kindest regards, begallegal1 Please note: the .rtf document does expand to 61mb when extracted from archive, this is due to the large amount of pictures included so if your pc is an old dog like mine it may take a second for it to load in wordpad Tutorial Document Working with XUI - Animated Background Visuals.rar Skin Animated Bkg TUT_Skin.rar
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    Hello I joined just to say thank you for this tutorial. I spent so long trying to figure out the 'named frames' and how to make an animation loop. This is fantastic information that has allowed me to implement the NXE 'rings' on the Xbox logo in my Aurora skin. Thanks again begallegal1
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    Indie Games [XBLIG] TIP: Whenever something goes right. save a copy in a Backup folder. will avoid bugs and crashes I avoided links for moderation. but if you don't find the apps. access the discord XEX BRASIL: discord.gg/Besr3a6YJy Required Apps: • Velocity (xbox 360 file manager) • DN Spy • XBLIG game extracted the .exe Purpose of the post: Teach how to translate indie games to other languages not natively supported. Procedure: 1- Download an Indie Game format game from the internet 2- Use velocity/Horizon to extract the resources from it and place it in a folder on the desktop. 3- Find the '.exe' included in the game. (Yes, don't use XEX) on XBLIG 4- Open the .exe in DN Spy and activate the 'assembly explorer' in the view tab. 5- Open your .exe in the DJY SPY app 6- Go to the search bar and filter by searching: Strings/Numbers. (See the 1st photo) 7- Write something in the game that you think is a text. (Ex: Press Start etc) 8- If results appear equal to the photo in the post. of 2 clicks. 9- Naturally you will see the text in the middle of the codes between quotes. (Ex: "Press Start") (See 1st photo) 10- To edit, just right-click on 'Edit IL instruction' and another screen will open with the possibility of editing the texts. (See the 2nd photo) 11- Edit the text in quotes, the game strings. "press start" Note: There is no character limit, be happy. but if the sentence is too long, use the line breaker -> \n (See the 3rd photo) with that edit the sentence for your language and click OK. 12- After that Save everything in the app, in the file tab -> save everything -> OK (See the 4th photo) 13- After editing the .exe, return it to the original game file under 'GOD'. use velocity with -> replace file (right mouse button) 14- click on rehash to redo the hash. 15- Test on your JTAG/RGH console. More tips access the discord XEX BRASIL or talk to MathuwsGamerMW on YT. 1° PNG 2° PNG 3° PNG 4° PNG
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    Greetings! I've been toying around and made a Retrowave-styled skin based on Skin Elegant by Srealmoreno. Features: animated background animated loading screens background music Retrowave.xzp
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    skin Aurora dash 7b link de descarga : Green_Color_7b : Menú Animado y Avatar NO música https://mega.nz/file/vUhARDBa#Oau8DgGLHCbipYSECQ47JDDAJ_LZdv0k5HWRdzOCRAA Green_Color_7bM: Menú Animado y Avatar Con Música https://mega.nz/file/vUhARDBa#Oau8DgGLHCbipYSECQ47JDDAJ_LZdv0k5HWRdzOCRAA GreenColor7bMNoAvatar: Menú Animado NO Avatar Con Música https://mega.nz/file/KUYmDIya#6fsNqmSJy6JYOqV4KrfgzVh0panr4kZ-lKfw3z0ym-4 GreenColor7bNoAvatar: Menú Animado NO Avatar NO Música https://mega.nz/file/LE5nVQBB#DWLFC5OvcjXglrFV3OoXRkkGo74ACq40ZSbT0tKhcpI
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    Skin green color to Aurora 7b/ 0.7b.2 r1655 Download Layouts Aurora.rar
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    Windows 8.1 on Xbox360? It's possible. My skin faithfully reproduces the User Interface of Windows 8.1. Essential, light, user friendly. Thanks to the new customization system, you can have 1426 combinations of backgrounds for your Start screen: there are 23 colors and 57 genuine Windows 8.1 wallpapers (+5 retro), among which 34 images and 26 graphic themes (+2 special). Screenshots Instructions Copy "Dash RT v2.1 [eng] by DOC.xzp" in Hdd1:\Freestyle Dash\Skins. Start the FSD, select "Dash RT" in Skins and reboot. Changelog v2.0 - Renewed the loading screen at startup. - Redesigned some tiles: Games, Arcade, Xbox Classic, Profile, Personalize, Title Updates and other tiles. - New commands in the Start Screen: press B to enable the weather, press BACK to sign out, press START to enable SystemBar. - Renewed the SystemBar, only visible in the Start Screen to not cover the controls in other screens. - Introduction of CharmsBar: press the Right Stick to access to different functions at each screen with important information, such as weather, profile, temperature, memory and more. - New design for Lists Games, with a new Options bar. - Fixed the bug of the extraction of the disc. - Font integrated, now there isn't need to copy it to the FSD. - Added 9 wallpapers, 8 themes and 3 colors for a total of 511 new possibilities for more customization. - Recreated many files to improve the possibility of translation into other languages. - Added and redesigned many other small details. Changelog v2.1 - New Welcome message at startup: you can disable this message in Personalize/Change the visuals. - New design for notifications that appear when files are modified or changed the skin. - Renewed Dash RT logo within the CharmsBar, now it changes color with the system. - Added 5 wallpapers of Windows old versions: 98, Me, XP, Vista, Seven. - Redesigned and corrected other small details. Downloads Dash RT 2.1 [english] r775 https://mega.nz/#!YUU2SKKQ!ge_1b3KeTBRo6CrTHLH2AuewgQ85umGsBSgK4Icw6dc Dash RT 2.1 [italian] r775 https://mega.nz/#!RQsk3Qpa!-o5vk_zTqhcTcY_I_f8CNBgSnkxeXltqENop8OixF1Q Dash RT 2.1 [spanish] r775 - translation by bocasecaman https://mega.nz/#!oY0nCS6b!gtNNaCMPFlcWcvdYCdnxT8noM7mjr4aeeIwFHAPWyBo Dash RT 2.1 [russian] r775 - translation by Ðртем Погорелый https://mega.nz/#!9YEC3AzY!RhM9aNM7tsMdTl49B6OutJepgE7j0NMQKFwulhg8TH0 Dash RT 2.1 [french] r775 - translation by StefD30 https://mega.nz/#!YRlUUYRJ!_fsrTF4xEYH0iA5Vu89nk6RBV5w6B60cVEfhd-3bT_s Dash RT 2.1 [polish] r775 - translation by xcoom https://mega.nz/#!EB9DhDZL!iiRQ4Ehmp6CzDRfy1PpA_R0iOYatl14P6Ubf_8C17G0 Kinect(+indie games) Old versions
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    I wanted to have a Windows XP style boot screen for Aurora so I made one. It has both dark and light, just change the "Alternate Splash Screen" option in the skin menu. This theme just changes the Aurora loading screen, so if you have a theme you already like, feel free to extract the XZP with XZPtool and just copy AuroraLoading.xur and the Images folder (no overwrites) to your preferred theme. XboxXP.xzp
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    Here is a mega collection of 3346-GPD's including help and software GPD's_3346_+Tutorial.rar
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    The Last of Us Part II download: The Last of Us Part II
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    is any one tell me or teach how to make a theme dreestyle 3 ......step by step Plaese ... ....
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    how to add my wallpaper inside the skin ? please tutorial...
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