Thanks a lot for the detailed answer, love how it smoothes the pixel edges and gives a clean image without looking cartoonish
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Hi! I found a bug in the dedithering… It’s more noticiable on the letters, it happens in every game… More noticiable in some games than in others. Here is an example…
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On 4:Hyllian + stripes also happens in number 1, 2 and 3, but 4 and 5 are the most noticiable…
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That looks fun, kind sharing your preset?
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That looks like a vertical line bug. Not a checkerboard one.
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I don’t mind to share it, but I need to know how to share the short preset. I’m not able to do it yet.
I’ve got the simple preset saving on. But can’t find where the file saves. If I save it with the name I want, It saves with the long preset…
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These files save under Retroarch/config
Hmm, this is weird, it’s supposed to save a simple preset as well
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Inside Retroarch/config, what I see folders of the games and cores, with it’s own slangp. But if I open them with notepad, it comes a long list… If I save them by a custom name, it saves in retroarch shaders folder…
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Can you go to your shaders/save page and take a screenshot so I can see what it looks like?
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Ok. Right now I’m at work, so when I arrive tonight at home, I’ll do it ASAP…
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Cool, no hurry 
whenever is convenient
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My settings haven’t changed at all but I updated to your latest release. I’m getting the “failed to load shader” error on any core I use. Any ideas?
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You have to go to Online Updater and Update Slang Shaders.
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Actually I meant a screenshot of the save page inside Retroarch
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I have a very strong feeling that part of @RetroGames4K’s issue is that he might have been saving presets with the same name and overwriting them.
I’ve run into similar issues in the past when (accidentally) not saving as a new filename when updating and modifying my presets.
I try to always save as a new filename to avoid this.
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You mean this ?
Yes I think this is very likely.
There is a bug that sometimes saving over the same file that it thinks it will create a cyclical dependency of references, and therefore saves a full preset to avoid saving a preset which can’t be loaded.
@RetroGames4K I would suggest to do as @Cyber has suggested save a preset with a new name each time, or keep saving a per game preset until you are happy with it then copy it somewhere else and change the reference path.
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Ok. I’ll try that. Sorry for my ignorance, but what is the reference path? The folder paths are by default, and shall I better save as Game config instead of custom name?
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