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In this mode a transparent floating window will apply a shader to anything behind it. Requires Windows 10 2004 - on 1903/1909 you will see only a black window if you switch to this mode.
When capture is fixed to a specific window it's easier to tune scaling to match the input and image can also be recaptured (screenshot/OBS etc.)
Input -> Remove Yellow Border - disables yellow frame around captured area (forced security feature); currently only supported on Windows 11
Input -> Pixel Size - indicates the size of input pixels (pre-scaling), i.e. if you run a game in x3 scaling mode set this to x3 as well so that ShaderGlass can tell the original resolution
Glass (default for Desktop) - ShaderGlass window appears transparent, you have to position it over the window or area you'd like to capture
Clone (default for Window) - ShaderGlass copies the content of capture so you can position it anywhere; this mode is also faster and more compatible
