Retro Rewind - Custom Posters

Retro Rewind: Custom Posters

Bring your own posters into the game.

Retro Rewind: Custom Posters is a simple mod that lets you use your own custom images as in-game posters.

Instead of being limited to the move posters, this mod gives you a way to load your own artwork and display it through the game's existing poster system.

🖼️ What Does It Do?

The mod scans a dedicated Posters folder for your custom poster images and makes them available to the mod's poster interface.

You can then select your custom artwork and use it as a poster in-game, allowing you to personalize your game with:

• []Custom artwork[/]

  []Memes[/]

  []Fan art[/]

  []Logos[/]

  []Character posters[/]

  []Community artwork[/]

  []Screenshots[/]

  []Basically anything you want to turn into a poster[/]

The goal is to make adding custom posters as straightforward as possible — drop your images into the folder, load them through the mod, and start decorating.

⚙️ How It Works

The mod works alongside the game's existing poster system rather than replacing it entirely.

Custom images are loaded from the mod's poster directory and presented through the custom poster interface. When you select a poster, the mod applies it to the game's native poster objects.

This means the mod can work with the game's existing poster placement system while giving you much more freedom over what artwork you can use.

📁 Custom Posters

Adding posters is designed to be simple:

• []Install the mod.[/]

  []Locate the mod's Posters folder.[/]

  []Place your custom poster images inside.[/]

  []Launch the game.[/]

  []Open the Posters SKU interface.[/]

  []Select the poster you want to use.[/]

That's it.

🤖 Built With AI

Transparency note: this project was built with AI.

AI was used extensively during development to help with programming, troubleshooting, code structure, implementation ideas, and development assistance.

The project is still a hands-on community mod, and the final implementation, testing, configuration, and direction of the tool are my responsibility.

I'm sharing this openly because I believe it's important to be transparent about how the project was made. AI-assisted development doesn't mean the project is finished or perfect, so feedback, bug reports, and suggestions are very welcome.

🚧 Development

This is an ongoing project, and things may change as the tool develops.

If you encounter a bug, have an idea for a feature, or find something that doesn't work as expected, please let me know. Feedback can help shape future versions of the mod.