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# TODO:
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# Guess more aspect ratios: edit. nope: Guessing is impossible..
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# Update pipeline graph
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# Investigate the possible use of mipmapping in bloom function too.
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# Try to move flickering scanlines into main, maybe by faking them with screenlines?
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# Performances:
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# haswell igp: i5-4590 CPU @ 3.30GHz
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# Output on aspect: full, 1080p, 16:9, 60fps
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# All measurements made with aspect=full, so as long as ambient light is not used, the whole screen is filled by the shader.
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# This means that all the measurements, but ambient light itself are likely higher than real use.
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# input: mame, dynamite dux: 26/09/2022 27/10/2022 02/11/2022
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# GPU% Delta% vs Basal:
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# no shader: 11 -23.6 11 10 10
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# basal: 34.6 0.0 31.5 29.5 27.7
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# FXAA: 37.5 2.9 34.15 32.2
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# scanlines: 36.5 1.9 32.3 31.5
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# ...flickering: 36.2 1.6 32.4 32
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#input glow gamma 3: 40 5.4 36.75 35.2
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# rgb mask: 35.7 1.1 32.60 33.4 **
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# slotmask: 36.5 1.9 33.6 32.1
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# halo gamma 3: 40.0 5.4 36.9 35.5
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# bloom(q2): 38 3.4 35.8 35 30.5
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# color corrections: 35 0.4 31.6 29.5
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# curvature warp: 39.2 4.6 33.5 34.1
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# vignette+spot: 35.2 0.6 33.2 34
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# ambient light: 38 3.4 32.1 33.6
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# Bezel: 37.5 33.7
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#-----------------------------------------------
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#Total basal + all the features: 72.2 65.3 65.2 61.2 (bloom q1)
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# Koko-aio shader is meant to be an all-in one crt shader.
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# It can be configured with many parameters, so that can be
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# scaled to run on even on modest gpus while still developed to
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# run with heavier presets on at least Haswell+ iGpus.
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# It is not meant to simulate the internal behaviour of CRT displays,
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# but to give users the parameters to make their monitors to look similar.
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# Several presets are included.
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# Actually it provides emulation for:
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# scanlines, screenlines, RGB vertical masks, horizontal slot masks,
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# glowing, haloing, blooming, gamma and SATURATION correction,pixel_outi
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# black frame insertions, interlace emulation, antialiasing.
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# External code by:
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# * CRT - Guest - Dr.Venom (single pass bloom function)
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# * Nvidia (FXAA)
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# Bezel texture contains the following infomations:
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# - The red channel represents the luminance information
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# - The green channel represents the highlights
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# - The alpha channel in the inner frame represents the part of the bezel that will be filled by the game content
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# - The blue channel represents the part of the bezel that will be filled by the game reflection.
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textures = "monitor_body;bg_under;bg_over"
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monitor_body = "textures/monitor_body.png"
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monitor_body_linear = "true"
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# Does this work?
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monitor_body_wrap_mode = "clamp_to_edge"
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monitor_body_mipmap = "true"
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bg_under = "textures/background_under.png"
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bg_under_linear = "true"
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bg_under_wrap_mode = "mirrored_repeat"
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bg_under_mipmap = "true"
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bg_over = "textures/background_over.png"
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bg_over_linear = "true"
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bg_over_wrap_mode = "mirrored_repeat"
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bg_over_mipmap = "true"
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shaders = 17
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# For P-uae defaults, doubling just y0 seems the best option.
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# 90% of games are lowres in vertical size and p-uae defaults
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# to 720 pixels width, which is enough for this preset to work as intended.
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# Rest warned, that when a game sets an interlaced resolution, p-uae
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# will output even 560 h-lines which, doubled, will result in
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# 1120 h lines. too much even for a 1080p screen.
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# Auto-Cropping/overscan emulation could be added in a future release.
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# For other emulators/systems, probably it is best and safe to doulbe x0 too.
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# In the first pass we draw an optional black border around the image for bezel purposes
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# and scale the image to something better usable by FXAA
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# Scaling y to 2x is needed by flickering scanlines pass.
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shader0 = shaders/first_pass.slang
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alias0 = "first_pass"
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filter_linear0 = false
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scale_type0 = source
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scale_x0 = 2.0
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scale_y0 = 2.0
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wrap_mode0 = "mirrored_repeat"
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float_framebuffer0 = false
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# Nvidia fxaa pass:
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# works good for "SD" resolutions
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shader1 = shaders/fxaa.slang
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alias1 = "FXAA_pass"
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filter_linear1 = true
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scale_type1 = source
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scale1 = 1.0
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# FXAA don't really need any mipmap, but avglum_pass several passes after it does.
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# and for the weird way retroarch manages mipmaps, specify that FXAA_pass wants mipmaps
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# makes first_pass mipmaps available to everyone.
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# even if theoretically not needed, texture() occurrence in FXAA_pass needed to be switched
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# to textureLod(..,0.0) or it acts weird, don't ask me why.
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# yay.
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mipmap_input1 = true
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wrap_mode1 = "mirrored_repeat"
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float_framebuffer1 = false
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shader2 = shaders/shift_and_bleed.slang
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alias2 = "shift_and_bleed_pass"
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filter_linear2 = true
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scale2 = 1.0
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scale_type2 = source
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float_framebuffer2 = false
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mipmap_input2 = false
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wrap_mode2 = "mirrored_repeat"
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# Blur and glow the image as requested
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# This pass aims to simulate the signal input power.
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# Glowing will be used to weighting the scanlines.
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# In this pass we also generate flickering scanlines by blindly blanking
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# alternate lines at #frame interval
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shader3 = shaders/in_glow.slang
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alias3 = "in_glow_pass"
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filter_linear3 = true
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scale3 = 1.0
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scale_type3 = source
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float_framebuffer3 = true
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wrap_mode3 = "mirrored_repeat"
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# This essentially is the same as glowing by a code point of view.
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# But this pass will be added later on instead of mixed
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shader4 = shaders/halo.slang
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alias4 = "halo_pass"
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filter_linear4 = true
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scale4 = 1.0
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scale_type4 = source
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float_framebuffer4 = true
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mipmap_input4 = false
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wrap_mode4 = "mirrored_repeat"
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# Get the average luminance needed by ambilight here, because:
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# * mipmap_input only works on "Source" texture
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# * the following pass does not use the previous one
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# * the previous pass represents scene changes.
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# The rgb channels of the following pass contains luminance info
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# Used by the bezel code to light up the bezel corners.
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# The alpha channel contains the sum/3.0 of rgb channels
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# used to detect scene changes.
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shader5 = shaders/avglum_pass.slang
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alias5 = "avglum_pass"
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filter_linear5 = true
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scale_type5 = source
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scale5 = 0.5
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wrap_mode5 = "mirrored_repeat"
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mipmap_input5 = false
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# The following 2 passes will blur the mirrored part of main pass
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# to emulate bezel reflections.
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shader6 = shaders/reflection_blur_h.slang
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alias6 = "reflected_blurred_pass1"
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filter_linear6 = true
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scale_type6 = source
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scale6 = 1.0
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wrap_mode6 = "mirrored_repeat"
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shader7 = shaders/reflection_blur_v.slang
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alias7 = "reflected_blurred_pass2"
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filter_linear7 = true
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scale_type7 = source
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scale7 = 1.0
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wrap_mode7 = "mirrored_repeat"
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# In the subsequent passes we do first a fast bloom by first
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# sampling the original texture and scale it down to keep
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# it fast, next we do subsequent blurd of the bloomed
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# pass.
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shader8 = shaders/bloom_pass_1.slang
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alias8 = "bloom_pass_1"
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filter_linear8 = true
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scale_type8 = source
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scale8 = 1.0
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# I NEED TO SET **THIS** TO mirrored_repeat TO HAVE THE PREVIOUS PASS mirrored_repeated (!?)
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wrap_mode8 = "mirrored_repeat"
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float_framebuffer8 = true
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shader9 = shaders/bloom_pass_2.slang
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alias9 = "bloom_pass_2"
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filter_linear9 = true
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scale_type9 = source
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scale9 = 0.5
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wrap_mode9 = "clamp_to_edge"
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shader10 = shaders/bloom_pass_3.slang
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alias10 = "bloom_pass_3"
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filter_linear10 = true
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scale_type10 = source
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scale10 = 1.0
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wrap_mode10 = "clamp_to_edge"
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shader11 = shaders/bloom_pass_4.slang
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alias11 = "bloom_pass_final"
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filter_linear11 = true
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scale_type11 = source
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scale11 = 1.0
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wrap_mode11 = "mirrored_repeat"
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# Back led lights:
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# Since the next pass will need mipmaps of the original image, and is only possible to get mipmaps
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from the very previous pass, the next one will just passthrough the original image
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#
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shader12 = shaders/ambi_push_pass.slang
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alias12 = "ambi_push_pass"
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# I NEED TO SET **THIS** TO true TO HAVE THE PREVIOUS PASS linearly filtered
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filter_linear12 = true
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scale_type12 = source
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scale12 = 1.0
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wrap_mode12 = "mirrored_repeat"
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mipmap_input12 = false
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float_framebuffer12 = true
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# Gather mipmaps from prevous pass and use them to light virtual leds under the virtual monitor
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shader13 = shaders/ambi_pre_pass.slang
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alias13 = "ambi_pre_pass1"
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filter_linear13 = true
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scale_type13 = source
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scale13 = 1.0
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mipmap_input13 = true
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wrap_mode13 = "clamp_to_border"
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float_framebuffer13 = false
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# Temporally smooth led lights.
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shader14 = shaders/ambi_temporal_pass.slang
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alias14 = "ambi_temporal_pass"
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filter_linear14 = true
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scale_type14 = source
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float_framebuffer14 = true
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# In this pass we gather information about the rotated state of the source
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# This information can only be taken when a pass scales to viewport
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# So use a low output resolution to keep things as light as possible.
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# The feedback of this pass will be queried by previous ones.
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# I tried to move this into final_pass, but the gpu consumption was higher.
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shader15 = shaders/isrotated.slang
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alias15 = "isrotated_pass"
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filter_linear15 = true
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scale15 = 0.1
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scale_type15 = viewport
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wrap_mode15 = "mirrored_repeat"
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# In this pass we emulate scanlines, glowing,
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# RGB vertical mask, slot mask,haloing and color corrections
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# This pass pass will do the composition of the previous passes
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# with the bloomed image, vignette and spot light, black frame insertions
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# and Bezel emulation
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shader16 = shaders/final_pass.slang
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alias16 = "final_pass"
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filter_linear16 = true
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scale_type16 = viewport
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scale16 = 1.0
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wrap_mode16 = "mirrored_repeat"
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