> It seems you missed to include some important parameters from CRT-geom and i think
> you didnt fully understand why they are important. You have a good tutorial (thanks
> to Hunter K.) of CRT-geom here:
> http://mame32fx.altervista.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=184
>
> Maybe it is just how it looks on windows or how it works on windows, but your shader
> is not correctly scaled on windows. It is a small picture in a big box with initial
> settings, like user B2K24 allready said. Please dont see it as some kind of flaming,
> I just want to give you feedback, how it looks on windows and I am aware that you
> just wanted to "improve" calculations / performance of the shader.
>
> I also use only MAME 0161 at the moment, as I have "other" problems with 0162, but I
> dont think, that this is causing the problems.
>
> Also i dont fully understand the attract mode, must be some linux thing, i mean i
> know what a attract mode is, just didnt know that MAME has one.
>
> I could correct the scale, but as "D" (Distance to monitor) is missing and aspect is
> wrong, the "fisheye" looks wrong. I will use your 341430 version, to correct some
> stuff and will post a windows working version here soon. I could use your actual
> version, but there are more "errors" or more stuff, that I am not able to fix.
Oh I definitely don't see that as flaming. Btw, thanks for the link. I'll revert the CRT geometry bits back to the originals now, with included aspect and rotation.
You are quite correct that I don't fully understand it a of yet, this is all quite a large learning process for me. And more of something for me to do between semesters at University.
What I'm doing at the moment is trying to develop shaders for each aspect of CRT emulation, in a similar way to how the HLSL shaders are working.
Btw, I use Linux only, so not able to test on Windows.
Also, Attract Mode, is a really awesome Front End for emulators.
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