There’s a simple vector preset in the variations folder
Vector-Horizontal__STD.slangp & Vector-Vertical__STD.slangp
It’s a basic looking preset, not the greatest looking vector simulation, it’s missing all the bright dots at the intersections of the lines, we’d need to do something fancier for that kind of effect.
This just reminded me of my Star Wars Arcade days. I used to play in a sit down cabinet. I also remember playing it in monochrome, probably both in amber as well as greyscale on my uncle’s PC and Dell Laptop respectively.
Also something to mention about arcade vector games, if you use them with FB Neo you can turn on a high resolution mode and get a good resolution for the vectors – E.G. 1080 pixels – which will help them appear thinner and better defined.
Hi @HyperspaceMadness.
Could you please explain a bit more where this setting is located?
I can’t find it within the main Retroarch settings section.
Within the FB Neo I only see Vertical mode option.
Is it the one you are referring to, or am I missing something?
Ok fount it. Looks like you need to enable Settings > User Interface > Show advanced Settings first. Without it, there is no Core option. Thank you all for the help.
You’re totally right, I’ll add this to the install directions 
This is now my new excitement and updating all non-handheld systems with this option enabled and it’s absolutely represents a better crt tube this way 
Gues you can always find new things to discover if you really up to exploring all the shader parameters. It’s always great pleasure to see what others doing with your shader parameters that I’m still unaware of 
I was wondering if it’s possible to have a direct shader parameter to load our own backgrounds? 
I just created an account to ask about this. I’ve read the README, but I just can’t figure out how to even change the background/overlay from the default black carbon fiber background. I see the examples in the main post but I just don’t see any option to change to use those.
Right now you have to do it in a text file rather than through the retroarch ui. I’ve got plans for this, but that’s the future.
To do this, load a preset, then save a new simple preset file. Then open the new preset file you saved and add a line for each image you want to replace. To find the list of image names and exact syntax you can look at the end of one of the base presets.
For the background you can use:
And if you want the image for vertical games to change too, you can use:
And I hear someone has carpet textures! 
I’m planning on adding a new feature to retroarch to be able to choose textures from the ui, so it will be coming eventually
Great to hear. That would be convenient route for sure!
For now I’m just doing the text edit and it’s also easy to do once you get used to it
I like stickers 
Mega Bezel is updated to V 0.9.099 2022-01-22 Rev 1
Changes:
HERE ARE THE LINKS!
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Retroarch/shaders/shaders_slang/bezel/Mega_Bezel
Dual Screen supported for different viewport aspect including ultra wide
Tekken Auto Aspect
Original:
Colored Gel On
Thicker Black Edge
Black Edge Under Gel
Looks like I have some work to do on some presets. (Just when I thought I had time to do a graphic or two. 
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Thanks for the update my friend. 
Getting closer to the retro-scenery composition I was dreaming about when I first got my hands on Mega Bezels… and this is real-time, flexible, and FAST.
Coming soon in my next project… Mega Bezel CRT Experience!
This background is very immersive! I like it!
That DS overlay looks amazing. Is it included in the pack?
You can get it here:
Great update!
Hey I just randomly remembered you teased the possibility of there being animated backgrounds in the past – like a rainy window behind a TV. That would be awesome. Or a flickering candle 
Please tell me it’s still possible some day 
