If you want a stronger or more genuine look to the filter, then you will probably want to set "CRTAmount" to 1.00 and lower the "CRTResolution". You will need to click to enlarge these images to see the differences: With those settings, you should get enough of an effect to enhance the look of the game without distorting the image or making text hard to read. When you are done, click the "Save New Config" button right below. (the following are probably fine left default, most won't work with Curvature disabled) Simply select each setting under "Category Details", then change the value in the box below:
So here are my own settings, which deactivate that weird stuff and just add a moderate scanline/CRT effect. That's a bit over the top to me, and includes settings designed to emulate the warped screen of really old CRTs, and the odd viewing angle of an arcade machine. If we go with the default settings, here's what we get: Right below it is another box that lets you change the selected settings. With it highlighted, the lower box "Category Details" should show a list of things we can modify/tweak with the CRT effect.
Then check "Advanced CRT", the filter we want to use. Under "Categories" you should uncheck everything – make sure you scroll down to get them all. A few will already be selected by default. You can see a bunch of options in the middle under "Categories" and "Category Details". Now you'll have something that looks more like this (minus the other two games I have listed): Well, SweetFX also has an "Advanced CRT" effect that is just what we need! You've probably heard of the " SweetFX" enhancement set, which is used to add visual flare and anti-aliasing to games like Skyrim. Since Freedom Planet doesn't have built-in filters, we need an external way of adding the effects we want.
If it disappears entirely, rendering this guide totally broken, please leave a comment so I know to remove it.) I'm not sure what updates or bug fixes you lose out on by using the older version, or how long the old Direct X 1.20.2 version will be kept available. However, you can currently roll-back your installation of Freedom Planet to version 1.20.2 under the "Beta" tab of game properties, allowing SweetFX to function. Since SweetFX only works with DirectX, this tutorial won't work with new versions of the game. (*IMPORTANT NOTE* Freedom Planet was recently transitioned to OpenGl. If you've played modern re-releases of games like Sonic CD, or used emulators, you're probably familiar with these kinds of filter effects. These effects give the game a look similar to what classic console and arcade games looked like on old TVs and monitors.
This tutorial will show you how to enhance Freedom Planet with scanline and CRT effects.
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