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nyx: add no box and 5 entries per line support

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Icons that have `_nobox.bmp` in their name will make the grey background disappear.

Additionally a new option was added in Nyx Options called `Extended Boot Entries` that allows user to have a total of 10 entries showing up in Launch and More configs menus.
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2022-05-13 03:49:32 +03:00
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The background for Nyx, must be a 1280 x 720 32-bit BMP. Alpha blending is taken into account. For that reason, if a solid background is required, that value must be 0xFF. There are sites that can produce the correct bmp.
The icons supported are 192 x 192 32-bit BMP. You can utilize transparency at will and make nice mixes with the button background.
The icons supported are 192 x 192 32-bit BMP. You can utilize transparency at will and make nice mixes with the button background.
Additionally, using the `icon={sd path}`, the icon will get colorized if the name ends in `_hue.bmp`. That only works nicely if the icon is a white layout with transparency.
If `_nobox.bmp` is used then the button background is removed. Useful for icon themes that aim for a specific style.
The default system icons (`icon_switch.bmp` and `icon_payload.bmp`) can be replaced with white layouts that have transparency. They can also be replaced with normal icons if the following exist: `icon_switch_custom.bmp` or/and `icon_payload_custom.bmp`
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The background must go to /bootloader/res/background.bmp
The icons can be utilized either via `[boot entries names]` -> `boot entries names.bmp` or by using `icon={sd path}`, which should point at a bmp.
The icons can be utilized either via `[boot entries names]` -> `boot entries names.bmp` or by using `icon={sd path}` (preferred method), which should point at a bmp.