Most Libretro themes follow the lead of Kivutar’s Monochrome by using a controller to represent the system at the top level of the XMB. However, that icon metaphor falls apart when you include computer systems with no official controller. The Systematic theme uses a top-down system icon to represent every system in order to bring consistency to the design.
Systematic follows most of the guidelines set by the RetroActive theme. System media icons such as cartridges or discs and most of the portable and computer system icons are identical to those in RetroActive. User interface icons use a hexagon shape as the base of the icon.
You will find that multiple variations of many systems have been created to represent region, color or model differences. However, the XMB is only capable of displaying the default system icon. If you wish to switch a system icon in the system, rename the default icon and give the replacement icon the original default name. For example, if you want to represent the Atari 2600 with a 4-switch, Jr. or Vader icon, rename the desired icon Atari - 2600.png.
When converting from PDF source files, the SVG files can be created using Alfrix’s conversion script and PNG files are converted via the ImageMagick Mogrify command (mogrify -density 288 -resize 25% -format png *.pdf).
This theme follows the naming syntax demonstrated by the Monochromatic theme. If there are system variations, refer to the model number where possible and attach a code when necessary. Color Codes can be combined when the system has a two-tone design.
* A = Aqua
* B = Blue
* G = Green
* H = Gold
* K = Black
* O = Orange
* P = Pink
* Q = Purple
* R = Red
* S = Silver or Gray
* W = White
* Y = Yellow
* T = Tower or Vertical Configuration
* (As) = Asia
* (B) = Brazil
* (E) = Europe
* (J) = Japan
* (U) = United States
* (W) = World