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Indigo guide

Every screen and setting in Indigo, with pictures from the real interface.
New to Indigo? Read Install, then Controls.
Watch it in motion: the video tour.

The Indigo Home screen: a glass cube turning between its Library, Source, Settings and System faces, with the face you are on named underneath.

Start here

  • Install: put Indigo on your SD card, boot it, update it, and get back to stock Swiss when you want it.
  • Controls: what each button does on every screen.

Using Indigo

Home on the Library face.
Home: the cube and its four faces. 		The Library with 1080° Avalanche selected, its box art raised and its title underneath.
Library: your games as posters, in a row, a column or a grid.
The detail screen for 1080° Avalanche.
Game details: launch, settings and shortcuts for one game. 		The cheat browser for 1080° Avalanche, two cheats on.
Cheats: switch Gecko codes on and off.
Quick Settings, the first of the three tabs.
Settings: Quick, Game Defaults, Setup and each game's own settings. 		The Home cube in four Menu Colors.
Make it yours: Menu Color, cube icons, motion and sound.
The source picker with Game Disc on the cube.
Source: choose the device your games come from. 		The System face with System Information, Memory Cards and Restart Indigo below the cube.
System: console information and restarting Indigo.
Memory Cards on Slot A: four saves, each with its banner, name and size in blocks.
Memory Cards: see, copy, move and delete your saves. 		1080° Avalanche without a poster pack and with one.
Posters: box art from a ready-made pack, or your own.
Swiss's plain file list, which appears when the games folder holds other files.
Troubleshooting: fixes for the common surprises.

Reference

  • Settings files: every key in global.ini and in a game's own file, for setting up a card on a computer.
  • Changelog: what each release changed.
  • Swiss documentation: device handlers, patches and boot options. Indigo leaves all of them as Swiss has them.

About the pictures

Every picture here was recorded from Indigo running in the Dolphin emulator, with the games, poster pack and cheat files on an emulated disc. The box art belongs to its publishers. The recordings run without an SD card, so Setup › Storage says there is no device to save settings to, and game details have no Autoload shortcut. With an SD card in your console, both look as the text describes. The Memory Cards pictures of the SD CARD tab, the Save Folder and the folder chooser use a stand-in for the SD card that exists only for recording, named GC Loader on screen, since Dolphin can't give a GameCube one.

Install →

From docs/guide/README.md in Indigo v1.25.0, rendered for the web. Spotted a mistake? Suggest an edit.