How to change Open GL video settings

[tangodown]

Hi all,

Can somebody please help me to alter the open gl settings so I can get sf2 looking the way I want.

My HLSL settings don't work, thats a whole other issue that I won't go into.

Below are the settings that I would like to replicate. I hope it is possible with open gl.

The first picture is the standard settings. The second is what I am trying to get, its not so pixelated. Its smooth and blended, I don't want scanlines. 

Any help would be awesome. 

 

 

[Lordmonkus]

That 2nd screenshot look like it's just bilinear filtering enabled.

If you look in your mame.ini file for the following:

#
# OSD ACCELERATED VIDEO OPTIONS
#
filter                    0

Set filter to 1 if it's set to 0.

[tangodown]

1 minute ago, Lordmonkus said:

That 2nd screenshot look like it's just bilinear filtering enabled.

If you look in your mame.ini file for the following:

#
# OSD ACCELERATED VIDEO OPTIONS
#
filter                    0

Set filter to 1 if it's set to 0.

Thanks I'll try  now

[tangodown]

The filter is already set to 1

[Lordmonkus]

Then I don't know what to tell you, with that enabled you shouldn't be seeing a clean crisp pixel image.

[tangodown]

1 minute ago, Lordmonkus said:

Then I don't know what to tell you, with that enabled you shouldn't be seeing a clean crisp pixel image.

hmmm, I don't know what is it. Everything works fine on my $300 windows 7 machine. But my very expensive machine that runs new games with ease struggles.

So frustrating 

[tangodown]

What about the other settings

# OpenGL-SPECIFIC OPTIONS
#
gl_forcepow2texture       0
gl_notexturerect          0
gl_vbo                    1
gl_pbo                    1
gl_glsl                   0
gl_glsl_filter            1
glsl_shader_mame0         none
glsl_shader_mame1         none
glsl_shader_mame2         none
glsl_shader_mame3         none
glsl_shader_mame4         none
glsl_shader_mame5         none
glsl_shader_mame6         none
glsl_shader_mame7         none
glsl_shader_mame8         none
glsl_shader_mame9         none
glsl_shader_screen0       none
glsl_shader_screen1       none
glsl_shader_screen2       none
glsl_shader_screen3       none
glsl_shader_screen4       none
glsl_shader_screen5       none
glsl_shader_screen6       none
glsl_shader_screen7       none
glsl_shader_screen8       none
glsl_shader_screen9       none
 

[Lordmonkus]

Those are for GLSL shaders and not something anyone should be using at this point in time, HLSL or BGFX are far superior if you want to use those shaders and of those two I only suggest HLSL.

What graphics card or chipset do you have in your PC ?

[tangodown]

The chipset has caused alot of issues. Its the x 299 prime. So x series cpu, which is meant to be great but I regret buying it now. I should have stuck to mainstream.

Anyway I'm stuck with it now. Graphics is just a gtx 1070. But it runs new games fine using direct x? and no found issues with direct

[tangodown]

At least open gl works. Thats why I thought I could change some of those settings?

[Lordmonkus]

Ok so you are using an Nvidia graphics card so there shouldn't be an issue there with OpenGL or anything. I have 2 PCs, one with a 970 and the other has a 1080Ti and no issues with HLSL shaders. The bilinear filtering should be on by default out of the box but it's not something I like so I use my own HLSL shader settings.

 

[tangodown]

This is what I get when I try to run d3d in full screen. In window mode the game works. But I cannot access hlsl settings. But it does have some kind of filter

D:\Games\MAME\MAME 226>mame64.exe
Unable to create the Direct3D device (8876086C)
Unable to initialize Direct3D 9
Fatal error: Unable to complete window creation