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Image clarity
#363362 - 02/09/17 04:44 PM
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Hello,
Why should i use bilinear filtering in order to have clean
image but blurry? Is it a way to not use bilinear filtering
and have clean image and not blurry? How was in the arcade?
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Hi
Change the prescale setting up by one or two and the blurriness will go.
Regards
MrV2k
> Hello,
>
> Why should i use bilinear filtering in order to have clean
> image but blurry? Is it a way to not use bilinear filtering
> and have clean image and not blurry? How was in the arcade?
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easyEmu
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I suggest using -nofilter and possibly -hlsl if you are prepared to get into it. -nofilter turns off bilinear filtering.
Please read http://docs.mamedev.org
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