A downloadable skin

This is the legacy skin pack for Pizza Boy GBA. Please see the new skin pack found here: https://lnkd.itch.io/drastic-custom-skins

Customize the best GBA emulator for Android with high quality custom skins! These skins are not just background, they're highly customizable! Buttons are animated and movable now, allowing you to arrange the layout however you like. Don't want border around your screen? Now you can choose not to have a border thanks to Pizza Boy "stickers" feature.

The pack currently has 4 full skins and 1 basic background. Full skins include backgrounds, buttons, and stickers. Basic background only includes backgrounds with no buttons or stickers. More skins are currently planned, but no estimated release date.

This requires Pizza Boy GBA Pro to use.

More information

Status	Canceled
Category	Other
Rating	Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (4 total ratings)
Author	lnkd
Tags	Emulator, skin, User Interface (UI)

Download

v1.3.zip 76 MB

Install instructions

How to Apply:

Inside the zip contains each of the skins in separate folders. Each skin consists of backgrounds, buttons, and stickers. Place the buttons folder inside of Pizza Boy GBA's custom skins folder. Inside the backgrounds folder, you'll find custom backgrounds for different screen size. Find the one that fits your screen and extract it to any location on your device. The stickers folder contains optional decor for screen border, speakers, and more. Stickers can be extracted to any location on your device.

Once you have extracted all the files you want to use, open up Pizza Boy GBA. Under Menu > Settings > General > UI, select "Custom full skin." Select the button set you want to use in this menu. Then, select "Custom background (landscape/portrait)" and select the corresponding background you want to use.

Now go back out into the emulator. You should now see the custom skin applied. You can move buttons around by going to Menu > Move buttons/stickers/screen. From the same menu you can add stickers. The screen border sticker will appear to cover the screen when you are editing your layout, but once applied it will sit behind the game. To help align the screen border, set the opacity to be semi-transparent so that you can see the game. Once you get it to the spot you like, set the opacity back to be fully opaque.