Not really as I’m not really a big n64 fan and I don’t even think ParaLLEl is a recommended core to use. Perhaps @hgoda90 or anyone else can be so kind as to refresh our memories as to what combinations are recommended for Mupen64? Is it just the ParaLLEl or Angrylion RDPs that should be changed? Anything else?.
I think the idea is to get the best of compatibility and performance with new features and updates.
Mupen64 recommended core options are game dependent. You will just have to test each RDP with each game and see which one works best. The same goes for ParaLLEI with the GFX and RSP plugin settings.
@hgoda90 do you have a recommendation of either of the two cores when it comes to using the presets with?
I don’t really have a recommendation for either one. I usually use Mupen64 since using the RDP is faster than finding a combination good for the GFX and RSP plugins with ParaLLEI.
I found something that might help
There are two N64 libretro emulator cores for use on libretro frontends such as RetroArch: Mupen64Plus-Next and ParaLLEl-N64. The former is up-to-date and is recommended for most use cases, while the latter is no longer updated and is only around for performance reasons. They also have access to the following plugins:
Due to these differences, it is advisable to use Mupen64Plus-Next for general use, and ParaLLEl-N64 for performance.
Right click on the image, click Open in New Tab then press F11 for Fullscreen for 4K users. Zoom in until it looks right for 1440p or 1080p users.
Some of these NTSC effects can’t be captured properly using regular screenshots so what you see here is not necessarily what you will encounter while playing.
CyberLab_Genesis_Composite_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC.slangp
CyberLab_Genesis_S-Video_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC.slangp
CyberLab_PSX_Composite_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC.slangp
CyberLab_PSX_Composite_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC.slangp (Le’Sarsh)
CyberLab_PSX_S-Video_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC.slangp
These presets feature the awesome HSM Mega Bezel Reflection Shader provided by @HyperspaceMadness and powered by the amazingly versatile CRT-Guest-Advance-NTSC!
Here’s hoping to a bright 2023 filled with even more beautiful shaders and shader presets!
With these new presets I’m hoping that retrogamers around the world can leave 2022 better equipped than when they entered.
I realize this is an old post. As I’ve become more familiar with Cyber’s presets I’ve tried expanded the applications. I have a Series S and can confirm, once the HSM MBZ presets are updated, Cyberlab presets will load.
Be prepared to wait a couple minutes to allow them to load but ‘MBZ__0__Smooth-Advance_Full_Reflections’ will run full speed. If there’s something more demanding in there lmk and I’ll try to run em.
I used ADV file explorer (full trust) to transfer the files into the correct RetroArch folders. Not sure if there’s interest in RA on the Series S|X, but they work.
Yeah, those are currently the heaviest presets.
That’s good news that the Xbox Series S/X can run the Mega Bezel SMOOTH-ADV presets at full speed! 
Thanks for sharing your testing 
This was the only issue I ran into when loading Cyber’s presets. Some of the file names were too long. Something to keep in mind if you choose to transfer these over to your Xbox.
Thanks for the heads up. A simple workaround might be to rename the filename that is too long to something like I dunno maybe Bob.slangp then use a batch text editor like Notepad++ and replace all references to the old filename to the new one. For every filename that is too long you can repeat the process using a different name, like I dunno, maybe Sam.slangp and other relatively short names. Eventually I might just shorten my folder names using abbreviations for example ADV instead of Advanced and maybe, STD instead of Standard?
Maybe omit Optimized and just leave 4K, 1440p and 1080p or a combination of all of the above.
You can try any or all of these workarounds before you transfer to your Xbox and you should be good to go.
All good brother. There are so many working sets to explore I’m not gna go insane tryna get those last few the xbox wants to be a pain in the ass about. Appreciate the suggestions. If at some point I use one of those on the cpu and really dig it, then I’ll try one of the rename methods. For now, they’ll stay on the PC.
Maybe by 2060 Microsoft will find a way to allow long file names.
First Mars colony to Earth Base… we have encountered long file names… aborting mission.
A sneak peak at what might be coming in the not too distant future…
CyberLab__Ultimate__Virtual__Slot__Mask_IV_OLED_CRT-1P2RTA.slangp
CyberLab__Ultimate__Virtual__Slot__Mask_IV_OLED_CRT-1P2RTA.slangp (Le’Sarsh)
CyberLab_NES_Composite_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC.slangp (Le’Sarsh)
Feel free to ask me how I did it.
CRT Shader Presets by CyberLab.
Powered by HSM Mega Bezel Reflection Shader.
Hello, perfect match 
Cyber and Duimon synonymous with Work of Art.
I second this wholeheartedly!
While I might prefer the TV, monitor or cabinet aesthetic over split console or computer aesthetic over the split system style, I can truly understand and appreciate the importance of preserving and paying homage to all the various machines.
I’ve always appreciated @Duimon’s art and expertise when it comes to getting some of the rarest and most obscure machine emulations to run and it is with great pleasure that I have now found the time to really appreciate and admire his work as you and many others have been doing for quite some time now.
The next step for me is to create a guide to show users how they can achieve this best of both worlds experience at least using the method that I have employed.
I think you have a video where you showed how you integrated CyberLab and Duimon presets as well? I think I’ll also post a link to that video in my upcoming guide if you don’t mind.
Special thanks and shoutout to @HyperspaceMadness, @guest.r and all the other shader developers whose work forms the backbone of our preset development endeavours.
Hello, feel free to post, every day I come here on the forum to see the news. And in RetroArch I can’t even play anymore, when I go to play I see that there were more Shaders, Overlays updates and there I go to play again. By the way, I’m going to test your updates today. Hugs to all of you
turboxray PCE hires_slideshow_1.pce using CyberLab_Turbo_Duo_S-Video_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC_II.slangp (1080p Optimized) + CFRS_Mini_TV.slangp (1080p Optimized @ 4K)
For proper viewing do not use preview. Download before playing. Requires 4K display for full fidelity.
Click on the link below to download:
turboxray PCE hires_slideshow_1.pce using CyberLab_Turbo_Duo_Composite_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC + CFRS_Mega_TV.slangp
For proper viewing do not use preview. Download before playing. Requires 4K display for full fidelity.
Click on the link below to download:
Credits:
Title theme for Blazing Lazers (also known as Gunhed) for the TurboGrafx-16, composed by Masatomo Miyamoto (Compile).
turboxray PCE
hires_slideshow_1.pce
and the exceptionally talented artists who created these original images.
featuring HSM Mega Bezel Reflection Shader by @HyperspaceMadness, powered by CRT-Guest-Advanced-NTSC by @guest.r and many more shader contributors.
CRT Shader Overlay Graphics & Presets by CyberLab.
Powered by HSM Mega Bezel Reflection Shader.
Introducing…
CyberLab_SNES_S-Video_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC_II + CFRS_Mega_TV.slangp
CRT Shader Presets and Graphics by CyberLab.
Powered by HSM Mega Bezel Reflection Shader.
…And for those who sometimes play on a big screen TV but sit close to it we have…
CyberLab_SNES_S-Video_Slot_Mask_IV_OLED_NTSC_II + CFRS_Mini_TV.slangp
CRT Shader Presets and Graphics by CyberLab.
Powered by HSM Mega Bezel Reflection Shader.
