DraStic

Is there a super-xbr-pass shader for Drastic? I came across that on Retroarch and that seems to be the best shader for handling both 2D and 3D games. I dled that shader from https://github.com/libretro/common-shaders/tree/master/xbr/shaders/super-xbr and tried to copy it to the Drastic shaders ...

I'm not sure what any of this means since I'm a super noob when it comes to this stuff. Maybe I can explain what I'm looking for in a different way. Maybe some of you have used Robert Broglia's emulators before. In his video option he has two options that gives me the exact look I'm looking for ...

Nvidia's chipset is a beast so no issues there. I can't think of a reason it would not fully support opengl ES 3.1.

The only other thing I can think to check is to open up the shader's .dfx file using a text editor I juat use the one built in to total comander (a file manager program) or I use ...

I tried loading a few of those "full" XBR shaders and I get a message saying it can not be loaded and that it will use the fallback shader. Maybe those are the shaders I need to use if I can just get them to work. Is there something I'm not doing right?

What device are you using? I saw you ...

xBRs are my choice with sprites, but some tax your system a lot. Here I use 4XBRL.

I tried loading a few of those "full" XBR shaders and I get a message saying it can not be loaded and that it will use the fallback shader. Maybe those are the shaders I need to use if I can just get them to work ...

Can anyone tell me which shader is the best to use for 2D games like all the Castlevanias? Playing on an hdtv makes everything look all pixelated with all 2D games. I'm trying to get the closest image to the actual smooth look of the DS itself. Tried every shader offered here but none of them seem ...