> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.retrobat.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.retrobat.org/francais/navigation/view-options.md).

# Options d'Affichage

Le menu **OPTIONS D'AFFICHAGE** est accessible depuis la [Vue Jeux](/francais/navigation/system-view-and-game-view.md#vue-jeux) en appuyant sur **SELECT**.

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Ce menu permet d'accéder aux options suivantes.

### Navigation

* Filtrer la liste de jeux (par nom ou à l'aide d'autres critères)
* Sélectionner un jeu aléatoirement
* Aller directement aux jeux commençant par une lettre définie
* Modifier le tri de la liste des jeux

### Options d'affichage

* Définir le type de vue (les options peuvent varier en fonction du thème utilisé)
* Personnaliser la Vue:
  * Taille de la grille
  * Options des listes de jeux du thème
  * Options des listes de jeux (affichage des favoris en premier, masquer des extensions de fichier...)

### Configuration avancée du système

* Changer l'émulateur par défaut pour le système
* General Settings (décorations, format d'affichage, Vsync, autoconfiguration des manettes...)
* Advanced Settings (réglages propres à chaque émulateur qui sont injectés par Retrobat dans les paramètrages lors du lancement du jeu)


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