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[UX] Show in parentheses what the auto settings are to have a better understanding of the default settings of Retrobat #204

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Monkee-code opened this issue Nov 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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[UX] Show in parentheses what the auto settings are to have a better understanding of the default settings of Retrobat #204

Monkee-code opened this issue Nov 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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Power user have to find by trial and error what the auto settings are.
Auto settings are a big strength of Retrobat but having more transparency on what they are set to, allows us to more easily set things and propose changes to better Retrobat.
@Monkee-code Monkee-code changed the title Show in parentheses what the auto setting is to have a better understanding of the default settings of Retrobat Show in parentheses what the auto settings are to have a better understanding of the default settings of Retrobat Nov 9, 2024
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On a side note, a similar example are the shaders, one has to look up the .yml file to get a better understanding of how they are set.
The handheld shader being an interesting case where each handheld is color corrected AND a CRT shader is used for non-handheld platforms. The opposite is true for scanline. Those are very interesting choices but it's invisible to the user.

@Tartifless Tartifless changed the title Show in parentheses what the auto settings are to have a better understanding of the default settings of Retrobat [UX] Show in parentheses what the auto settings are to have a better understanding of the default settings of Retrobat Dec 23, 2024
@Tartifless Tartifless added the enhancement Enhancement of existing feature label Dec 23, 2024
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