Video settings window allows
to change My Nes video renderer settings (not PPU or emulation).
To open the Video settings
window, go to Settings>Video or press CTRL+SHIFT+V.
- Windowed
Size: This size will be used if the Resize window to windowed size
option is enabled. Has no effect when Start
game in fullscreen mode option is enabled.
- Fullscreen
Resolution: The resolution that will be
used in fullscreen mode. Start
game in fullscreen mode option should be enabled to take
effect.
- Filter:
The filter to use when stretching the render image. Generally, Nes
resolution is 256 x 240 pixels. When rendering into a bigger screen
(window size or fullscreen resolution) the renderer needs to stretch the
image. This filter determines how's the stretch should be. Point filter is
chosen by default.
- Resize
window to windowed size: Indicates if the main window
size should be resized to the Windowed
Size you choose. Has no effect when Start game in fullscreen mode
option is enabled.
- Start
game in fullscreen: Indicates if the renderer
should switch to fullscreen mode each time you run a game. Also can be
changed during play time via F12 button.
- Keep
aspect ratio: Indicates if the renderer
should keep the aspect ratio when stretching the nes output video image.
Nes resolution is 256 x 240 pixels, when rendering into a bigger screen
(window size or fullscreen resolution) the renderer needs to stretch the
image. This options determine if the aspect ratio of nes
resolution should remain or the renderer will stretch the image to fit the
screen (window size or fullscreen resolution).
- Hardware
vertex processing: Indicates if the renderer
should use Hardware vertex processing. If not enabled, the Software vertex
processing will be used instead.
- Hide
hidden lines: In real Nes hardware, there is some scanlines hidden (not all 256 x 240
pixels are visible). This option indicates if the renderer show hide
these lines or not.
- Show
notifications: Indicates if the renderer
should show important messages (Like snapshot taken, state saved ...etc)
- Show
FPS: Indicates if the renderer should
show the FPS (Frames Per Seconds) on the top left corner of the render
screen.
NOTE
To save and apply settings, click on the OK button. To
discard changes, click Cancel button. To restore settings defaults, click
Default button.