darkseekerliu

I am using Reshade with Dolphin with no issues, but I am using Open GL backend, not vulkan.

You can get the files from the Github, here is the direct link to it: https://github.com/AtomFry/LaunchBoxReShadeManager/releases Once you open the link, click on "Assets" then on "ReShadeManager.v0.0.7.zip" The .dll file is inside the zip file at ReShadeManager\LaunchBox\Plugins

Here is a small guide I did to use per game shaders using reshade and ReshadeManager plugin. The guide was made based on Citra Emulator, but the logic is the same. Give it a try. game_specific_bezels_in_Reshade.pdf

I was away from my computer yesterday when I replied to you. Now I'm in front of it. The TeknoParrotUi executable is only the user interface, it is not the real executable for the game. So in order to Reshade work, you have to install it to the game executable. Let's use as an example the game Sonic Dash Extreme. When you launch the TeknoparrotUi, scroll down to the Sonic Dash Extreme entry in the list then click on Game Settings. There you will find the real executable that is launched by Teknoparrot. AS you can see, the executable is located at: R:\Arcade PC\Sega Ring Edge\Sonic Dash Extreme\exe\SonicDash_R_Ring.exe Run reshade setup again and point to the real game executable and it will create the reshade-shaders\Textures folder. Then place your bezel.png inside the folder and it should appear. By the way, what game are you trying to run with bezels?

Try this: https://www.sindenwiki.org/wiki/Reshade#Applying_Bezel_Art_Using_ReShade_Layer.fx

Hello! Yes, you need to install Reshade. In my case, I just downloaded the latest version from Reshade Official website then: 1) Run reshade executable 2) During the setup point reshade installation to the executable file (in my case it was citra.exe - in yours should be teknoparrot.exe) that you want apply Reshade 3) When the setup finished installing reshade, there will be a folder called reshade-shaders inside the teknoparrot.exe directory. Inside teh reshade-shaders folder, there will be another folder called "textures" 4) Put your bezel.png file (it must be named bezel.png) inside the folder textures and when you launch a game in teknoparrot, the bezel should appear.

Hi Guys, just would like to thank you for Reshade Manager. I managed to get it working and the bezels per game works very well. Thank you. Hope this plugin can still be maintened. By thew way, I used the latest reshade from official site and it works fine (only applied bezels).

It is amazing to see how you are motivated Saieno. Very impressive what you have made so far. As I said, I am looking forward to test your theme.

I do really appreciate the effort to replicate the original menu for the systems. Wii U looks fantastic and brings back a lot of good memories for me. Regarding the view for obscure platforms, I suggest you to take a look on the theme Flat and Classic Mini by exodus_cl 1.5. His theme also has a similar approach to create a mini console view for systems that don't have a mini yet. His default view is pretty decent.