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GUI Filter
Dimitris Panokostas edited this page Mar 16, 2026
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This panel controls display scaling, cropping, CRT shaders, and bezel overlays applied to the emulated screen output.
- Automatically crop black borders from the display. Mutually exclusive with Manual Crop
- Manually set the visible display area size. When enabled, two sliders appear to set the crop width (0–800) and height (0–600). Mutually exclusive with Auto Crop
- Controls how the display is scaled to fit the window
- Auto: Best fit, automatically chooses between nearest and linear based on target size
- Nearest: Sharp pixel scaling with no interpolation
- Linear: Smooth scaling using linear interpolation
- Integer: Pixel-perfect integer scaling; may leave black borders
- Horizontal offset of the display within the window, from -80 to +80 pixels
- Vertical offset of the display within the window, from -80 to +80 pixels
- Selects the CRT shader applied to native Amiga chipset display modes
- none: No shader, raw output
- tv: Built-in CRT television shader
- pc: Built-in PC monitor shader
- lite: Lightweight CRT shader
- 1084: Commodore 1084 monitor shader
- Additional
.glsland.glslppreset files from the Shaders directory are listed after the built-in options
- Selects the CRT shader applied to RTG/Picasso96 graphics card display modes
- Same shader options as the Native Display Shader above
- Enables the built-in CRT television bezel frame overlay. Only works with the built-in CRT shaders (tv, pc, 1084). Disabled when a custom bezel is selected
- Selects a custom bezel image (PNG with transparency) from the Bezels directory. Works with all shader types. Selecting any option other than "none" automatically disables the built-in CRT bezel. Set to "none" to disable
- Rescans the Shaders and Bezels directories to pick up any newly added files
- Opens a popup window to adjust the parameters of the currently active shader. Only visible when the active shader exposes adjustable parameters. Each parameter has a slider and shows its current value. A "Reset to Defaults" button restores all parameters to their default values
- Saves the current filter and shader settings to the Amiberry configuration file
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