Hi, I just wanted to pass by and tell that @Hyllian is making a lot of progress with his/her Uborder Now it´s able to generate the reflection AND the bezel. It´s so light that is able to work @60Hz even in an integrated GPU from a 4th Generation Intel, at least in 1080p.
Being so simple, makes it also easy to setup when you have lots of overlays like the vertical ones.
Yeah, maybe is not that powerful and nice looking as HSM-MB, but it´s fantastic for humble hardware.
Hey, I went ahead and downloaded the gdrive pack from this thread to make some presets for these vertical overlays in a semi-automatic way. Not perfect though, it just centralizes the screen over the transparent window. The pack is here: VerticalArcade uborder_pack.
It assumes the overlays are installed inside MegaBezel folder (using the oficial install instructions in this thread so that the same overlays work on both MegaBezel and uborder).
To use you need uborder-v0.0.7b installed. Then unzip the pack above inside ‘uborder_packs’ folder (Retroarch/shaders/uborder_packs). On Retroarch, turn Vertical Mode ON in Quick Menu->Core Options. Load a game, and then load the preset Multigame.slangp. You may need to adjust the bezels as it’s using default sizes. It’s useful as a starting point in configuring all games. I didn’t provide a fallback for when a game hasn’t a correspondent overlay, so it’ll load some crap instead.
Thanks @Hyllian! I don’t have much free time lately to work on these things so I’m glad you were able to do all this so quickly.
I can put this out on the google drive so people can access it from the same place as the megabezel overlays. And if anyone would like to work on maintaining this I am happy to grant edit rights.
Feel free to put there, I made it to show how uborder performs on these amazing overlays. It needs some work, though, on a per game basis, to adjust bezels accordingly. I’d like to do that, but I won’t have much time to dedicate. I only can advance until this stage where I can use scripts to centralize the screens between frame and background. Some of the games work out-of-the-box and others appear a little misaligned.
I was planning to translate all HSM-MB presets to Koko-aio, but considering most of the job is already done with Uborder, maybe I can start fine tuning those automatic generated presets.
Of course, some things will be missing like vector, multi screen and transparent overlays games. I´ve discussed that with @Hyllian in I´m sure he will support those too in the future.
Oh, and the “dinamic marquee” feature I asked him 
Once I have a nice list of files, I´ll let you know for uploading.
I remade the presets so that you don’t need to turn Vertical Mode ON in Core Options. You just need to put your SO in portrait mode (thanks to @K-rnivoro that passed me this info) and load Multigame.slangp.
I ran a bit of Star Wars with your great 3D work last night and was wondering if you had done any others like Sega Hang On or anything with the 3D treatment that I might have missed. Not meant to be a request, but if there are any out there I’m not using I would like to get them in my library. Thanks again for this.
Thanks for that. It looks great, but doesn’t work for horizontal users. We need the full cabinet shot with transparent background, like the Star Wars shot, above, to work into our presets. Again, it does look great and if Walter wants to share those resource files, that is most appreciated.
Don’t know if you know This one; It’s from Mr Retrolust but i think, need a bit of clean…
Sorry, I’ve only just seen this post!
It’s gone a little quiet on here, hope everyone’s doing well! @ArsInvictus, hope you’re still making a good recovery 
@Drybonz (and @oneshout if it interests you) Actually, I do have a nice one for super hang on, I didn’t upload it straight away when I made it because @walter.farmacia dropped his and as I hadn’t quite finished it I didn’t want to double up and away from that version - there’s an unfinished outrun and Thunder Blade somewhere too! 
The artwork is made extra large for the whole machine so I can easily make a horizontal version, I’ll give it a quick spit and polish and upload the vertical overlay here asap too.
Here’s a quick photo of the vertical 4k on my cab
EDIT: @Boz1978 @Drybonz just uploaded a video which does it more justice
Now that is super nice!! 
awesome work m8!
That is killer. You do great work, PapaShine. If you happen to have the original resources you made for that, that could be used in a landscape setup (like the one you uploaded for Star Wars), I’m sure a lot of people would like to use that as well as the vertical guys.
That looks spot on realistic. I’m still using the one from the MAME pack that looks like it was photographed on an old Motorola flip phone. lol.
Thank you @Drybonz 
This overlay is actually made with the entire cabinet in view; so Handlebars, full cab sides with speakers and all, It’s just cropped for the vertical overlay, but I can easily make a horizontal one (or landscape) for you - Sorry if it wasn’t clear in my post!
If you can do that without too much trouble… I am thinking landscape monitor guys, like myself, would all like to use any of your work you want to share in that format. 
Rush’n Attack / Green Beret 4K Vertical Overlay (Konami 1985)
Rush’n Attack, also known as Green Beret in Japan and Europe, is a run-and-gun and hack-and-slash video game developed and released by Konami for arcades in 1985, and later converted to the Nintendo Entertainment System and home computers. Its North American title is a play on the phrase “Russian attack” due to its Cold War setting. It was ported to home systems and became a critical and commercial success for arcades and home computers.
The attached zip files contain control panel views with generic bezels like the arcade original, a custom bezel modified from Krakerman (Rush’n Attack only), and coin door views.
Rush’n Attack MAME Zip: rushatck.zip
Green Beret MAME Zip: gberet.zip
It was only in the last couple of years I noticed the likely correlation of some of these game names
“Punny” titles to reference real places or events. Although Ikari Warriors is apparently named for the Japanese title for Rambo: First Blood Part II (Rambo: Ikari no Dasshutsu)
Here’s a list of others: 
Punny Game Titles
Ah yeah that would make sense, the character sprites definitely remind me of Rambo
In the pun list this one is fun
Clayfighter 2: Judgment Clay
