- Remembers the last game window geometry and tries to apply it on boot
- Remembers the last minimized/maximized/windowed/fullscreen state and tries to apply it on boot
- All existing game window settings keep priority
- Should work with multi-monitor setups as well
- Ignored if the user forced a different screen with cli commands
Turns out the pitch was accidentally used as width, leading to an out of bounds read/write.
I kept the pitch in the struct for completeness' sake. It may be needed later, if only for error checks.
* Make the UI and main thread available when stopping emulation.
* Make BlockingCallFromMainThread always execute, preventing bugs when it unexpectedly did not.
* Add error code for when starting emulation when Emu.Kill() is in progress.
supports guns via evdev. multiple guns.
extra buttons are configurable (guns can be configured for that).
Signed-off-by: Nicolas Adenis-Lamarre <nicolas.adenis.lamarre@gmail.com>
Ctrl+R no longer means Resume emulation, this functionality has been transferred to Ctrl+P which is also capable of pausing the emulation. (so it's now a toggle)
Adds an option to disable background input to the IO tab in the settings dialog.
This will disable pad input as well as ps move and overlays input when the window is unfocused.
By replacing Emu.Stop() with GracefulShutdown() in gs_frame::close(), the game window was now unknowingly closed recursively, causing RPCS3 to crash in some cases.
Let's just ignore any consecutive calls to close() from now on.
Also don't close the window internally on a close event. request a shutdown instead.
- Specifically fixes a corner case where double transforms are required.
Technically this can be made more readable using transformation matrices:
* M1 = transform_virtual_to_physical()
* M2 = transform_image_to_virtual()
* M3 = M1 * M2
* Result = Input * M3
But we don't use a CPU-side matrix library and it is not reasonable to do this on the GPU.
If the screen was smaller than the game window, then the window would pop up top right offscreen.
The fix itself was really simple and obvious from the beginning, just some missing clamping.
But I figured it might be less confusing if I add some prosa.
Especially because it took me a couple of hours to figure out why I made it so complex in the first place.
Btw, there might still be some offset to the left occasionally, but that seems to be an upstream issue
