Since the original Nes and the much respected AV Famicom were originally composite-only, I think this should be the case for the core to offer a composite blend option like the Mega Drive core.
Many games were designed with the composite effects in mind.
Composite Blend?
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SuperBabyHix
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Re: Composite Blend?
While it can not replicate the adaptive blend feature, using a blurry horizontal video filter seems to achieve a similar effect.
To my eyes the GS interpolation set to around 20-30 looks similar to the composite blend filter.
I'm not sure what the differences are on a technical level though.
To my eyes the GS interpolation set to around 20-30 looks similar to the composite blend filter.
I'm not sure what the differences are on a technical level though.
Re: Composite Blend?
Composite dithering is not the only reason to use composite. The fact that every NES developer worked with composite in mind is a major and bigger reason.
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Catwalk9445
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Re: Composite Blend?
https://web.archive.org/web/20231128085 ... mpare.html
I think the pipes in super mario bros have a dithering pattern.