- Fix writing to the sub engine’s MASTER_BRIGHT register. Fixes the touch screen display output for “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”. (Regression from r5261.)
- Account for the fact that extended palette mappings can change independently of the BGnCNT register. Fixes the BG3 layer in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. (Regression from r5286.)
- Fix a bunch of graphical corruption regressions on big-endian systems.
- Also fix rotation/scale sprite colors and the 3D clear color on big-endian systems.
- In the Support Request Form and Bug Report Form, update the reported configuration to reflect the current 3D rendering features.
- Do some minor code cleanup.
- Auto-resolving the native framebuffer is now only performed if the frame isn’t skipped.
- Add some callback routines for the beginning and ending of rendering a frame, and for the beginning and ending of rendering the 3D layer.
- Begin unifying pixel rendering. Rendering the BG and OBJ layers now use the same method.
- Pass the destination buffer pointer and line index by means of function parameters, instead of using object variables.
- Rendering a BG layer (for debugging purposes) is now completely handled in the core code.
- Do some other code cleanup.
- Clearing to the backdrop color has been changed from a pixel operation to a scanline operation.
- Clearing to black when the GPU engine is disabled has been changed from a scanline operation to a framebuffer operation.
- Applying the master brightness has been changed from a scanline operation to a framebuffer operation.
- Resetting the BGnX and BGnY registers now occurs at the end of line 191 instead of at the start of line 0.
- Per zeromus’ suggestion, remove GetNativeFramebuffer() and GetCustomFramebuffer() from the GPUSubsystem class. Users must parse the NDSDisplayInfo struct returned from GetDisplayInfo() instead.
- Per zeromus’ suggestion, rename Get/SetWillAutoBlitNativeToCustomBuffer() to Get/SetWillAutoResolveToCustomBuffer().
- Add some more notes to the NDSDisplayInfo struct to help clarify the meaning of each field.
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