bsnes/higan/target-bsnes/program/hacks.cpp

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auto Program::applyHacks() -> void {
bool fastPPU = settingsWindow->advanced.fastPPUOption.checked();
bool fastDSP = settingsWindow->advanced.fastDSPOption.checked();
auto label = superFamicom.label;
if(label == "AIR STRIKE PATROL" || label == "DESERT FIGHTER") fastPPU = false;
if(label == "KOUSHIEN_2") fastDSP = false;
if(label == "RENDERING RANGER R2") fastDSP = false;
emulator->set("Fast PPU", fastPPU);
emulator->set("Fast DSP", fastDSP);
}
auto Program::applyHackOverclockSuperFX() -> void {
//todo: implement a better way of detecting SuperFX games
//todo: apply multiplier changes on reset, not just on game load?
double multiplier = settingsWindow->advanced.superFXValue.text().natural() / 100.0;
auto label = superFamicom.label;
if(label == "NIDAN MORITASHOGI2") return; //ST018 uses same clock speed as SuperFX
auto document = BML::unserialize(superFamicom.manifest);
//GSU-1, GSU-2 have a 21440000hz oscillator
if(auto oscillator = document["game/board/oscillator"]) {
if(oscillator["frequency"].text() == "21440000") {
oscillator["frequency"].setValue(uint(21440000 * multiplier));
superFamicom.manifest = BML::serialize(document);
}
return;
}
//MARIO CHIP 1 uses CPU oscillator; force it to use its own crystal to overclock it
bool marioChip1 = false;
if(label == "STAR FOX" || label == "STAR WING") marioChip1 = true;
if(marioChip1) {
document("game/board/oscillator/frequency").setValue(uint(21440000 * multiplier));
superFamicom.manifest = BML::serialize(document);
}
}