I made an overlay for the Famicom to be used with Retroarch,
You can download the overlay here,
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I’ve already sent you a PM, but you did not answer, so I’ll ask here. Could you please share this plain console bezels without TV screen borders? They are very cool, but i prefer more game screen space. Thanks
You keep rocking orion!
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Hey, just saw your message. Okay, here it is. If you plan to upload them anywhere please give me credit. Thanks.
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Thanks! I’ll slightly modify them, and of course all copy rights will belong to you.
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Some experiments with crt-pi shader and scan lines as overlay. All optimised for 5" 720p screen, don’t now how it will looks on others.
And I’ve added a folder with edited crt-pi shaders (both horizontal and vertical) whith curvature=on and scan lines=off. Or you can use defaulte crt-pi shader.
Original borders/bezels images by Nosh01 from here: https://github.com/nosh01/retroarch-overlays 1280x720 scan line preset made by Nesguy from this thread: https://forums.libretro.com/t/working-scanline-overlays-aperture-grill-5x-overlay/2560
For 720p screen:
- Custom Resolution: 960x720
- Integer Scale=off
- Onscreen Display -> Overlay opacity = 0.85 (for all overlays)
With all of it looks like this:
p.s. Why on small screenshots there are always such rainbow effect, but at full screen and in game it’s not visible?
That’s the mask effects, which are very much dependent on resolution, since they often depend on subpixel behavior.
I just found out who made the bezels I use. Credit is given to RetroKenesis for all the bezels I use in my Overlays. I’m new around here so I don’t know too many people around these parts. If I knew I would have credited him earlier. If anyone identifies the source material for any of my work please tell me. I want to give credit. Thank you.
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This is my first try making a CRT TV overlay. This overlay can be used on 19:10 monitor. In settings set integer scale on and use 4:3 resolution. Hope you guys like it.
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Looks awesome.
Great touch the screen glare 
I am a fan of those.
EDIT: I just checked it and you also added the glass to it. Very nice work man.
I like it, it’s a nice touch. I think it would be nice if you also make available a version without the glass, and without the reflection too.
Thank you! Here is one without the glass and reflection.
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Hey man, that looks pretty good! I’m not really involved with Retro Pie anymore, the input lag on that platform (4 frames minimum) kinda ruins it for me. I use Windows 7 for emulation now and am getting sub 1 frame lag with a CRT monitor.
I will say though that those scanlines look too thin to me, and don’t exhibit the bloom seen in authentic scanlines. The examples you sent me look too much like an LCD grid, IMO. The scanlines should be stronger than the vertical lines/“phosphors”. Just my two cents. The borders look great!
On 5" screen it looks more like CRT
In any case I like the result
I made an overlay for the Super Famicom to be used with Retroarch
I made an overlay for the Colecovision
I made an overlay for the Intellivision
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M new old tv overlay for 16:10 monitors
retroarch settings: integer scale off, viewport x 142, viewport y 128, viewport width 1076, viewport height 806.
I remember playing Tom & Jerry back in the day, it was a pirated cart with at least 10 games, for some reason I like this game a lot even today, and for some reason I never thought it was officially released, like homebrew or something. Nice game anyways!
Yes it’s old but nice game, here is 16:10 tv overlays with glass effects
http://www.mediafire.com/file/xbbzj4yqo89qnxb/tv_glass_overlay.zip
http://www.mediafire.com/file/4hnbz7ifblelh52/old_tv_glass_overlay.zip
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I need to be honest; I just don’t feel it right. At least in my screen it looks like a sky blue mask with some opacity, and does not resemble glass. I would try desaturating the color up to leaving it almost grey.
Thanks Kondorito i try that and posting results when finished.