Homebrew Question RetroNX Shaders and Overlays

[Deleted member 461907]

I've tried to search how to install shaders for scanlines, AA, etc., or overlays and the RetroArch tutorials aren't working for me. Does anyone have a link to a pack of working shaders for RetroNX?

 

[Billy Acuña]

RetroNX does not support shaders yet, overlays *DO* work but these are a little tricky to get it working under RetroNX.

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[Deleted member 461907]

RetroNX does not support shaders yet, overlays *DO* work but these are a little tricky to get it working under RetroNX.

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Cool and thanks! I really enjoy the emulator and can't wait for more cores and shaders. Have you heard any word on when they are coming?

 

[Rahkeesh]

We need 3D support in homebrew libraries before this is feasible.

 

[Deleted member 461907]

We need 3D support in homebrew libraries before this is feasible.

That's way beyond anything I've thought about lol. I didn't even realize that we didn't have that capability yet.

 

[bottmint]

Overlays are currently bugged with video threading in RetroNX .
But a workaround is in place!

Put a 1280x720px PNG file into /retroarch/overlays/<core name as in the menu bottom>.png
That includes spaces!

Currently u cant swap/disable them In-Game.

Pre-Made Overlays made by the libretro community: https://github.com/libretro/overlay-borders

Make sure to scale them properly!

Not that tricky to get them working.

 

[FanNintendo]

Overlays are currently bugged with video threading in RetroNX .
But a workaround is in place!

Put a 1280x720px PNG file into /retroarch/overlays/<core name as in the menu bottom>.png
That includes spaces!

Currently u cant swap/disable them In-Game.

Pre-Made Overlays made by the libretro community: https://github.com/libretro/overlay-borders

Make sure to scale them properly!

Not that tricky to get them working.

Im having trouble to get the borders work and have you get all borders work?