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README.md

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-# Retropie overlays pack
+# Retropie & Recalbox overlays packs
 
 Overlays (or bezels) are images added "above" the emulator, to mask the black borders around the image.
 
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 ## Contents
 
-Full screen emulators, full set (64 systems):
+Full screen emulators, full set:
 
-- [overlays_shaders](overlays_shaders): overlays with shaders applied to simulate CRT scanlines and LCD grids.
+- [Recalbox](overlays_recalbox): simple overlays
+- [Retropie](overlays_retropie): overlays with shaders applied to simulate CRT scanlines and LCD grids
 
 Integer-scaled emulators, limited set (11 systems):
 
-- [overlays_grid_integer](overlays_grid_integer): overlays with an included grid to simulate scanlines.
+- [overlays_grid_integer](overlays_grid_integer): overlays with an included grid to simulate scanlines
 
 What is integer-scaling? It's when the displayed resolution is a multiple of the original console resolution.  
 Why does it matter? It looks better, since there are no "TV pixel" in-between 2 "emulator pixel". And shaders applied are usually better-looking.  
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 ## Requirements
 
 - A Raspberry Pi 3/4 - not tested on another hardware, but there's no reason it shouldn't work.
-- Retropie 4.7+ or Recalbox 7+ - not tested on another version.
+- Retropie 4.7+ or Recalbox 7.1.1+ - not tested on another version.
 - A 16:9 screen in 1080p. This pack will be wrong in any other resolution. And it's useless on a 4:3 screen, since you don't have black borders.
 - The configuration is optimized to work on a Raspbery Pi 3/4. It will work on more powerful hardware, but maybe not on less.
 
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 ## Modification
 
-- If you want to remove the shader, open the file `all/retroarch/overlay_cfg/common_crt.cfg` and `common_lcd.cfg` and set `video_shader_enable` to `false`
-- If you want to change the image, replace the one you want in `all/retroarch/overlay/systems/`. There are a lot of alternative images in the [_sources](https://github.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/tree/master/_sources) folder.
+- If you want to remove the Retropie shader, open the files `all/retroarch/overlay_cfg/common_crt.cfg` and `common_lcd.cfg` and set `video_shader_enable` to `false`
+- If you want to change the image, replace the one you want in `all/retroarch/overlay/systems/` (Retropie) or in `overlays/` (Recalbox). There are a lot of alternative images in the [_sources](https://github.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/tree/master/_sources) folder.
 - If you want to create a new overlay yourself, use the [PSD template](https://github.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/tree/master/_sources/systems-custom/cutout.psd) using Photoshop or Photopea (free online editor).
 
 ## Screenshots
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 [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-shader-gba.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/shader-gba.png) [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-shader-ms.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/shader-ms.png) [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-shader-neogeo.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/shader-neogeo.png) [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-shader-nes.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/shader-nes.png)
 
-
 ### Grid version
 
 [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-grid-gbc.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/grid-gbc.png) [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-grid-gg.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/grid-gg.png) [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-grid-pce.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/grid-pce.png) [![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/thumb-grid-castle.jpg)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/docs/screenshots/grid-snes.png)

overlays_recalbox/README.md

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+# Recalbox full screen overlays
+
+## Installation
+
+- Download [the latest release](https://github.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/releases)
+- Open the shared folder on you retropie installation (`\\recalbox\` on Windows, `smb://recalbox/` on Mac)
+- Navigate to `/recalbox/system/configs/retroarch`
+- **Recommended:** backup the folder content!
+- Copy the content of the overlays folder into the share, and overwrite the files.
+- In the Recalbox main menu, open the settings (start) > games settings > make sure "integer scale (pixel perfect)" is unchecked.
+
+## Content
+
+Each system has an appropriate overlay configured to look the most like what the original systems did, while maintaining proper speed on a raspberry pi 3.
+
+## Credits
+
+Most overlays have been created by [Marblemad & Kam3leon](https://screenscraper.fr/forumsujet.php?frub=43&fsuj=182), [OrionsAngel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG1g7PE9yzd4MboQQa9OYWA) and [Duimon](https://github.com/Duimon/HSM-Reflection-Shader-Graphics).
+
+## Shaders
+
+I recommend you use the "retro" shader: in the Recalbox main menu, open the settings (start) > games settings:
+
+- uncheck "smooth games"
+- select "retro" in "shaders set"
+- make sure "integer scale (pixel perfect)" is unchecked
+
+If you use it, check that Vectrex uses the proper shader: in `/recalbox/systems/configs/shadersets`, edit the `retro.cfg` file, and check that the `vectrex` line is `vectrex=/recalbox/share/shaders/phosphor.glslp`.

overlays_retropie/README.md

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+# Retropie full screen overlays with shaders
+
+## Installation
+
+- Download [the latest release](https://github.com/cosmo0/retropie-overlays/releases)
+- Open the `configs` shared folder on you retropie installation (`\\retropie\configs\` on Windows, `smb://retropie/configs` on Mac)
+- **Recommended:** backup the folder content!
+- Copy the content of the chosen overlays folder into the share, and overwrite the files.
+
+## Content
+
+Each system has an appropriate overlay and shader configured to look the most like what the original systems did, while maintaining proper speed on a raspberry pi 3.
+
+For the home consoles, the selected shader gives a "curved" appearance to the emulator, like you had with an old-school, not-flat TV.  
+Simulating that takes a few resources, but I think it looks better, and probably more faithful.
+
+Prefer using a Pi 4 for better performances, a Pi 3 might be a bit slow, a Pi 2 will absolutely be too slow.  
+Disable the shader if it's too slow for you: in `all/retroarch/overlay_cfg/common_crt.cfg`, set `video_shader_enable` to `false`.
+
+## Credits
+
+Most overlays have been created by [Marblemad & Kam3leon](https://screenscraper.fr/forumsujet.php?frub=43&fsuj=182), [OrionsAngel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG1g7PE9yzd4MboQQa9OYWA) and [Duimon](https://github.com/Duimon/HSM-Reflection-Shader-Graphics).
+
+The shaders have been created by [ghogan42](https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/13356/).
+
+## Shaders
+
+The home consoles (8 and 16 bit) use the `zfast_crt_curve` shader. It's nice-looking enough, and the fastest around.  
+The more advanced consoles (PSX and N64) use the `zfast_crt_standard` shader, in order to be faster.
+
+Handheld consoles use the `zfast_lcd_standard` shader, which is amazingly gorgeous and very fast.
+
+If you use Retropie on a more powerful machine (PC or Odroid), feel free to edit all cfg files to change the shader to something better. There are a lot of nice-looking shaders out there; have a look at crt-royale, for instance, which requires a powerful GPU to run. The latest trend is using HSM Reflection Shader, which reflects the game on the bezels, or ReShade, a very powerful shaders tool.