Add an option for anti-aliasing to the ParaLLEl core

Libretro Cores
#1

Add an option for anti-aliasing similar to Project64 to the ParaLLEl core.

#2

Why not just use an anti-aliasing shader?

#3

Like what? I had never good when finding shaders.

#4

There’s a folder specifically for antialiasing in cg shaders.

Advanced_aa4 or something was pretty good.

#5

Thanks but how do you get rid of the shader without deleting the retroarch.cfg? It is still not the type of anti-aliasing that I am looking for. I have tried all of the anti-aliasing shaders. But thanks still.

#6

to get rid of it, set your number of shader passes to 0 and then hit ‘apply shader changes’

#7

thanks for the tip! :smiley:

#8

Any other solutions that don’t involve some crappy shader?

#9

mupen64plus-libretro has some AA core options. I would just switch to it if that’s something you really want.

#11

I know, but why can’t it be implemented in ParaLLeI? Isn’t it based on mupen?

#12

IIRC, it’s implemented directly in the gfx plugin, which in mupen64plus-libretro’s case is GLideN64. That plugin isn’t available in ParaLLEl.

#13

Wait… so this whole time gln64 is not equal to GlideN64? Damn…

#14

GLideN64 is forked from gln64, but yeah, they’re not the same thing.

#15

okay :zipper_mouth_face: I’ll be waiting.

#16

I just found an amazing shader! fxaa.glsl seems to be working great! It also works great for other cores! :smiley:

#17

Ya i use fxaa on PS1 games too. It’s really good it’s the best of the shaders I tested.

#18

AA won’t do much for software based emus but make it blurry. The jaggies will still be there : P

#19

It’ll work in the gliden64 backend at least.

#20

smaa.slangp is also really awesome for Vulkan!