/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8565136
because mesh transparency looks like shit, has all sorts of hideous artifacts and is only a crude approximation of true transparency.

>>6371371
that is, if you don't mind some meshes instead of half transparency.

>dithering is completely indistinguishable from normal transparency over composi-

>>5024036
>Why do they all show the same picture? Why didn't you throw one out?
Each is connected via different video outputs to compare quality between RGB, composite, and s-video (although in the picture I was using s-video across all three CRTs). I use them a lot to record webms for video quality threads like pic related. And again, there IS always the fact that they just look cool.

>>4980572
>>4980810
You're right, it looks worse. Then again, I was talking about composite, not necessarily as displayed by a CRT.