Depends on what you use to emulate and how much you want to hurt the device.
I usually emulate using RetroArch and it got all the CRT shaders you might want. Unless you get really into it. Look for CRT shaders with words “hylian glow”, geom and royale. There even exist some advanced shaders for high refresh rate monitors that try to emulate CRT beam.
You can also check out Retro Crisis on YouTube to get started.
I’m guessing the whole texture was created on a CRT screen. The artist obviously had the shading skills, where they could’ve faded the eyes red-to-grey, but well, there was no need to.
What about this
Virgin crisp pixels vs Chad CRT scanlines
I will always use scanline filters on my emulators and nobody can convince me not to.
Any recommendations? I was always bothered by that, but never thought it was possible to emulate crts too. I’ll have to look them up now
Depends on what you use to emulate and how much you want to hurt the device.
I usually emulate using RetroArch and it got all the CRT shaders you might want. Unless you get really into it. Look for CRT shaders with words “hylian glow”, geom and royale. There even exist some advanced shaders for high refresh rate monitors that try to emulate CRT beam.
You can also check out Retro Crisis on YouTube to get started.
Those single-pixel ree eyes are fucking terrible, you are correct.
I’m guessing the whole texture was created on a CRT screen. The artist obviously had the shading skills, where they could’ve faded the eyes red-to-grey, but well, there was no need to.
I wish I could find some filters for linux… but none of them seem to work. ;-;
I like the one of the left. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah at this point it’s been long enough we’ve had a generation of kids raised on the former
In my opinion scanlines only look good on a real CRT. You need the brightest OLED to make those CRT shaders look fine.
That’s not just scaliness but a full-on CRT shader with phosphor glow and stuff 👌
Any recommendations? I just found out about it, so any pointers are appreciated while I research about it
I accidentally responded to your other comment in a different thread.
I can hear and smell it now… ah yes…