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Wow - you've been busy! And I think....they might even be an improvement on the last set of videos Can't wait to try some of these. I'd like to help to try and make some, if I am able. I'll watch out for the tutorial. Will these be on the Launchbox scraper?

Another thing to consider - if you're at the stage of looking to get the exodos collection up and running, why not wait a month or two for the next release.

Looking good to me. One commend on the pause screen - it would be useful if there was some indication on that screen as to whether there was a save game or not, rather than having to remember or guess.

Interesting and pretty cool! So are these bezels basically for the Sega Mega-Tech system (arcade cabinet based on the Sega Mega Drive console)? Presumably the ROMs aren't part of the standard MAME set and are part of the software list sets? https://segaretro.org/Mega-Tech_System

Here's the MAME.ini - https://pastebin.com/LWrrpV0H

Would be good to have some screenshots of this theme with the description.

Will you be adding these modes retrospectively at all to the bezels you've already done?

Thanks @JuanBriones! It was via a lot of online research, trial and error, testing and tweaking If you like I can post my settings for you. The bezel is available from Orionsangel on YouTube.

Liking these! Kind of what I had been doing with your bezels over on my YouTube page. By making "dark mode" as part of your releases you'll be saving me some work Do you dark mode bezels completely remove the glass game screen? I think it would be nice to have a little of that remaining to add to the effect.

I would love for the Launchbox MAME importer to be able to scrape more of the MAME data including from catver and history.dat. There's a wealth of information available that would be really useful to have in LB.

Which game is that? Looks interesting

How often do you update the rom sets and emulators for all these systems?

Might be worth waiting for the Win3Xo update.

As well as getting the emulation of a game as accurate as possible, I like the look of the game to be as true to the original as possible. I've therefore been working on getting the perfect HLSL (shader) settings in MAME to try and replicate as much as possible the look of an arcade monitor. I know that every arcade machine was a little different and that it also depends on your own monitor, though my aim is to have something looking reasonably authentic. This thread is to post screenshots of your games to show your HLSL settings, and perhaps to share your HSLS settings. I'll start with some screenshots of my Neo Geo games running in MAME. I'm trying to emulate the curvature, scanlines, and other CRT artefacts as well as the glass of the monitor itself, reflections and also the game bezels (in cropped mode so that the game screen is larger). The bezelz here are by Orionsangel. I based these HLSL settings on another person's settings, who was aiming to replicate an arcade monitor as much as possible, and then tweaked the settings to my liking. Garou: Mark of the Wolves: Blue's Journey: Art of Fighting: Aero Fighters 2:

But what about Daikatana?

This looks like another awesome collection - thanks yet again @Haggie55