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FAQ
Yes, everything works on the console's internal memory (NAND). It's just small: themes are often 5–30 MB each and menu music about 10 MB a minute, so a USB/SD drive is strongly recommended. Downloads stop with Not enough free space instead of filling the NAND.
Only to download themes from the console. Without it, copy themes by hand: Usage → Adding themes by hand.
No. Theme Selector 3 runs on my Options Menu fork, which replaces CompCom's Options Menu 1.3.4.
Yes. It works on every Nintendo Classic console, in every region.
No. Every console type has a different menu, so themes only work on the console they were made for. The download catalog only shows themes for your console. If you copy theme packages by hand, check the prefix: NES., SNES. or SHONEN..
Turn on Theme Per Folder in Settings and use Assign Theme to Folder: Guides → Theme per folder.
With Theme Per Folder on, open Assign Theme to Folder and set a theme on Home, the first entry. Naming a theme default also still works.
Select Refresh in Themes. If it's a theme you added by hand, it needs a <theme name>.png next to it: Guides → Theme previews.
They're unavailable while the active theme is one that adds files the stock menu doesn't have, since it can't take a replacement track. Apply a different theme. All Folders also only plays on themes without any audio of their own.
It only shows up when your music_menu folder has .wav files: Guides → Audio randomizer.
Open Themes → Settings → Reset Settings. It puts the console back to its original theme and reboots, without deleting your themes. Then please report the theme (see below).
The default is to hold L+R on a SNES/Super Famicom and B+Down on a NES/Famicom for about a second. Check in hakchi that Options Menu is installed (Modules → Uninstall extra modules lists installed mods).
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In hakchi, choose Modules → Generate modules report:
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Open an issue, describe what happened, and attach the report.
