Shaders for ES / GLSL to FX
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Shaders for ES / GLSL to FX
Hi,
I understand shaders are done through ES instead of RA.
For all old emulators I previously used a (imo) very good one in retroarch called 2xsal-level2-crt.glsl in a specific build, which does really well on newer displays.
I understand the glsl needs OpenGL and I understand what you have in ES is what you can chose from, although I have to mention I really like the VHS ones
I am just wondering is there a way I can convert the glsl myself to fx (and maybe share it)? I found that most of the glsl conversion might be done through a certain package in python but I am unsure where to start. Can someone (doesnt have to be mr lorenzo) help?
A preview of the shader is here: https://docs.libretro.com/shader/xsal/
Cheers
I understand shaders are done through ES instead of RA.
For all old emulators I previously used a (imo) very good one in retroarch called 2xsal-level2-crt.glsl in a specific build, which does really well on newer displays.
I understand the glsl needs OpenGL and I understand what you have in ES is what you can chose from, although I have to mention I really like the VHS ones
I am just wondering is there a way I can convert the glsl myself to fx (and maybe share it)? I found that most of the glsl conversion might be done through a certain package in python but I am unsure where to start. Can someone (doesnt have to be mr lorenzo) help?
A preview of the shader is here: https://docs.libretro.com/shader/xsal/
Cheers
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