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Hey everyone! This week’s focus has been all about refining HyperTheme—both the web UI and the ThemeBuilder itself. We've polished controls, introduced powerful new tools for theme creation, and rolled out more visual upgrades across the board. Plus, thanks to some shader wizardry from @yaron and his team, we’ve added a whole new batch of effects to play with. Let’s dive in! ThemeBuilder Updates We’ve continued to improve the control system we introduced earlier, giving users more flexibility in how they build and style themes. One of the biggest additions this week: 12 new shaders. New Shader Effects Stripes Stripes 2 Blur Circle Rays Swipe Reveal Left / Right / Top / Bottom Pixelate Flag 2 Big thanks again to Yaron and his team for the insights—they made this possible, and there’s even more on the way. Layer Grouping (Now Live!) You can now group layers together, making it easy to apply animations or effects to multiple elements at once. This is the first major step toward our next-gen theme-building experience. It also lays the groundwork for linked positioning—think wheels that automatically move with a car layer. You’ll start seeing more of this type of control in upcoming builds. UI Upgrades Across HyperTheme We’ve quietly been refreshing more of the HyperTheme site. You might’ve already noticed updates to: Login screen (with animated background) Media details pages Project creation screen (with animated background) ThemeBuilder UI We’re not done yet—expect more visual polish and consistency improvements over the next few weeks. HyperHQ Updates Updated EmuMovies support Emulator UI fixes What’s Next Work on the new controller base code is still moving forward. HyperTheme has been the main focus lately, but we’re ready to shift gears a bit and give the controller system the attention it deserves—starting next week. More soon! — fr0stbyt3 Theme Credit: @rondar Crazy_Ride_revised.mp4 Elevator_Action_Invasion_REVISED.mp4

I think it's the opposite. Hyperspin users have been in the minority for a very long time. The problem for us Hyperspin enthusiasts is that more people care about Launchbox, Retrobat, or [any other] popular front-end. We are so far in the minority that Hyperspin 2.0 is not made for us. Appealing to Launchbox users would be a far more viable and sustainable strategy. This is "business" not a passion project to cater to loyal HyperSpin users.

@Agard From the Windows icon, press and hold the Shift key while clicking Restart. In the Windows Recovery Options menu, click Troubleshoot, and then click Advanced Options. Click "Uninstall updates", and click "Uninstall latest quality update". Hopefully that works for you.

I've used all the front ends out there, since the 2000;s, starting with MameWah, GameEx, Etc. Hyperspin, was the easiest to setup, but now, Hyperspin 2.0, is a flaming mess, its trying to be something it cannot be. Trying to be a Clone of another isnt really the way to go, what users want, is just Hyperspin 1.5 to be updated, with some new Features. Also, the links for Pain Relief and Weight Loss are still there, if you require them..........

Maybe, after all, they realized that nobody cares about a LaunchBox clone...