The hope of auto-importing data via lld MinGW
+ pseudo_reloc is now dead thanks to ARM64,
so I just wrote a script to go annotate every
exported data symbol in the game instead.
* Add command line arguments for --develop, --load-save, and --stage
* Include sstream so clang stops crying :(
* Put stage load parsing in main, better load logic
* Untie existing mouse logic from gyro
* A bit more mouse cleanup before I start building off it
* Rebase and last bit of cleanup
* Fix rebase mistake, don't apply invertFirstPerson to gyro or mouse input
* Remove the deprecated ImGui toast system
* Add Mouse Camera option in preparation for its use
* WIP, add mouse controls for the third-person camera
* Various helpText revisions
* Enable free camera on horseback
* Untie mouse camera and free camera options
Either being enabled now allows the underlying freecam logic to run
* Allow simultaneous C-stick and mouse input
* Combine mouse sensitivities for both aim and camera
* Add option for inverting mouse Y
* Refactor cursor visibility handling
* Tighten aim capture condition and constrain cursor to window region
* Tidying my trash
* Last bit of housekeeping so I'm satisfied
* Don't write code while sleep deprived
* Fix my sloppy merge and a few helpText updates
* Disable control stick aim when mouse aim is active
* Use same conditions for cursor grabbing as for capture
* Array size UB fixes
* Fix ShieldD
* Remove (almost) all unsafe strcpy calls
Bunch of macros. C arrays are easy enough and just need a different call. For various cases where a char* is passed around bare, I've made a TEXT_SPAN macro that can store a length too for bounds checking.
* Move crash handling in safe string operations to separate TU
* strcat safe version
* sprintf made safe too
* Fix compile
Adds an Output Resampling option to the Video tab to allow choosing between the old Bilinear sampler and a new Area sampler. Area sampling produces a much cleaner, softer image when downscaling, and a significantly sharper image when upscaling. This can also serve as a halfway decent anti-aliasing substitute until we have a more proper implementation.
* Add interpolation frame rate cap
* wip: reworked framelimiter
Based on my testing this is a bit more stable in frametimes.
* wip: efficiency improvement + windows build fix
Significantly improve efficiency by using a hybrid approach.
* wip: UI changes
* wip: end frame AFTER limiting
* wip: remove unused include
* wip: minor ui code change
Makes it easier to remove/add presets
* Simplify Limiter UI
- Change enableFrameInterpolation to an enum with off/capped/unlimited values
- Simplify the UI to use 2 settings (unlock framerate + a max value entry)
* wip: slight limiter simplification
* wip: implement review suggestions
* wip: fix syntax error
* wip: revert enum order + replace old checks
* Fix compile error
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