DraStic

The latest beta update (build 70) has a completely new shader system, and allows custom shaders to be added in DraStic/shaders.
There's also a text file in there describing the format, so if you come up with (or port) anything nice, you can post about it here.

There's also a new filter included, which is FXAA. It might not work well or be slow on older devices, but I think it really makes more sense to use it with high-resolution 3D anyway, so devices that can handle that, should also have no problem with FXAA.

Lordus wrote:The latest beta update (build 70) has a completely new shader system, and allows custom shaders to be added in DraStic/shaders.
There's also a text file in there describing the format, so if you come up with (or port) anything nice, you can post about it here.

There's also a new filter included, which is FXAA. It might not work well or be slow on older devices, but I think it really makes more sense to use it with high-resolution 3D anyway, so devices that can handle that, should also have no problem with FXAA.

I can't find the shaders in the DraStic menu!

It's at the same place as before: Options > Video > Filter.

Lordus wrote:It's at the same place as before: Options > Video > Filter.

Thanks, but I tried all of them (using Mario Kart DS), and the one that suited me most was the default one.

FXAA? Now that's what I'm looking for! I'll post my findings in a jiffy.

Whoa, very nice. However, please add a beta changelog somewhere; fixed topic, in-app pop-up, help > changelog... I read this by sheer luck.

FXAA works as intended: everything is blurred. Good for jaggies, terrible for fonts.

Just wanted to say that the highres 3d rendering + fxaa hq looke gorgeous, even better than on actual hardware.

Hi all,

I've ported over a TV scanline shader from emulator-shaders.

Just unzip the two files into /Storage/DraStic/shaders/ and then access it via Options > Video > Filter

If you want to tweak the strength of the scanlines change the following code values Enjoy.

amason wrote:Hi all,

I've ported over a TV scanline shader from emulator-shaders.

Just unzip the two files into /Storage/DraStic/shaders/ and then access it via Options > Video > Filter

If you want to tweak the strength of the scanlines change the following code values

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const float base_brightness = 0.95;
const vec2 sine_comp = vec2(0.01, 0.15);

Enjoy.

Cool. I like this shader, the game looks less emulated when it's on. Looks great in landscape mode but not portrait.

ericbazinga wrote: Cool. I like this shader, the game looks less emulated when it's on. Looks great in landscape mode but not portrait.

Interesting. I've just started learning about GLSL shaders. It is probably something to do with the texture resolution calculations. I'll take a look at it.