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// Copyright (C) 2003-2008 Dolphin Project.
// This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, version 2.0.
// This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
// GNU General Public License 2.0 for more details.
// A copy of the GPL 2.0 should have been included with the program.
// If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/
// Official SVN repository and contact information can be found at
// http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/
#include "Globals.h"
#include "Profiler.h"
#include <Cg/cg.h>
#include <Cg/cgGL.h>
#include <math.h>
#include "ImageWrite.h"
#include "Render.h"
#include "VertexShader.h"
#include "VertexShaderManager.h"
#include "VertexManager.h"
#include "VertexLoader.h"
#include "BPMemory.h"
#include "XFMemory.h"
VertexShaderMngr::VSCache VertexShaderMngr::vshaders;
VERTEXSHADER* VertexShaderMngr::pShaderLast = NULL;
float VertexShaderMngr::rawViewport[6] = {0};
float VertexShaderMngr::rawProjection[7] = {0};
float GC_ALIGNED16(g_fProjectionMatrix[16]);
static int s_nMaxVertexInstructions;
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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extern int A, B;
extern float AR;
extern int nBackbufferWidth, nBackbufferHeight;
////////////////////////
// Internal Variables //
////////////////////////
static float s_fMaterials[16];
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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// track changes
static bool bTexMatricesChanged[2], bPosNormalMatrixChanged, bProjectionChanged, bViewportChanged;
int nMaterialsChanged;
static int nTransformMatricesChanged[2]; // min,max
static int nNormalMatricesChanged[2]; // min,max
static int nPostTransformMatricesChanged[2]; // min,max
static int nLightsChanged[2]; // min,max
void VertexShaderMngr::SetVSConstant4f(int const_number, float f1, float f2, float f3, float f4) {
glProgramEnvParameter4fARB(GL_VERTEX_PROGRAM_ARB, const_number, f1, f2, f3, f4);
}
void VertexShaderMngr::SetVSConstant4fv(int const_number, const float *f) {
glProgramEnvParameter4fvARB(GL_VERTEX_PROGRAM_ARB, const_number, f);
}
void VertexShaderMngr::Init()
{
nTransformMatricesChanged[0] = nTransformMatricesChanged[1] = -1;
nNormalMatricesChanged[0] = nNormalMatricesChanged[1] = -1;
nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0] = nPostTransformMatricesChanged[1] = -1;
nLightsChanged[0] = nLightsChanged[1] = -1;
bTexMatricesChanged[0] = bTexMatricesChanged[1] = false;
bPosNormalMatrixChanged = bProjectionChanged = bViewportChanged = false;
nMaterialsChanged = 0;
memset(&xfregs, 0, sizeof(xfregs));
memset(xfmem, 0, sizeof(xfmem));
glGetProgramivARB(GL_VERTEX_PROGRAM_ARB, GL_MAX_PROGRAM_NATIVE_INSTRUCTIONS_ARB, (GLint *)&s_nMaxVertexInstructions);
}
void VertexShaderMngr::Shutdown()
{
VSCache::iterator iter = vshaders.begin();
for (;iter!=vshaders.end();iter++)
iter->second.Destroy();
vshaders.clear();
}
VERTEXSHADER* VertexShaderMngr::GetShader(u32 components)
{
DVSTARTPROFILE();
VERTEXSHADERUID uid;
GetVertexShaderId(uid, components);
VSCache::iterator iter = vshaders.find(uid);
if (iter != vshaders.end()) {
iter->second.frameCount=frameCount;
VSCacheEntry &entry = iter->second;
if (&entry.shader != pShaderLast) {
pShaderLast = &entry.shader;
}
return pShaderLast;
}
VSCacheEntry& entry = vshaders[uid];
char *code = GenerateVertexShader(components, Renderer::GetZBufferTarget() != 0);
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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#if defined(_DEBUG) || defined(DEBUGFAST)
if (g_Config.iLog & CONF_SAVESHADERS && code) {
static int counter = 0;
char szTemp[MAX_PATH];
sprintf(szTemp, "%s/vs_%04i.txt", g_Config.texDumpPath, counter++);
SaveData(szTemp, code);
}
#endif
if (!code || !VertexShaderMngr::CompileVertexShader(entry.shader, code)) {
ERROR_LOG("failed to create vertex shader\n");
return NULL;
}
//Make an entry in the table
entry.frameCount=frameCount;
pShaderLast = &entry.shader;
INCSTAT(stats.numVertexShadersCreated);
SETSTAT(stats.numVertexShadersAlive,vshaders.size());
return pShaderLast;
}
void VertexShaderMngr::Cleanup()
{
VSCache::iterator iter=vshaders.begin();
while (iter != vshaders.end()) {
VSCacheEntry &entry = iter->second;
if (entry.frameCount < frameCount-200) {
entry.Destroy();
#ifdef _WIN32
iter = vshaders.erase(iter);
#else
vshaders.erase(iter++);
#endif
}
else {
++iter;
}
}
// static int frame = 0;
// if( frame++ > 30 ) {
// VSCache::iterator iter=vshaders.begin();
// while(iter!=vshaders.end()) {
// iter->second.Destroy();
// ++iter;
// }
// vshaders.clear();
// }
SETSTAT(stats.numPixelShadersAlive,vshaders.size());
}
bool VertexShaderMngr::CompileVertexShader(VERTEXSHADER& vs, const char* pstrprogram)
{
char stropt[64];
sprintf(stropt, "MaxLocalParams=256,MaxInstructions=%d", s_nMaxVertexInstructions);
const char* opts[] = {"-profileopts",stropt,"-O2", "-q", NULL};
CGprogram tempprog = cgCreateProgram(g_cgcontext, CG_SOURCE, pstrprogram, g_cgvProf, "main", opts);
if (!cgIsProgram(tempprog) || cgGetError() != CG_NO_ERROR) {
ERROR_LOG("Failed to load vs %s:\n", cgGetLastListing(g_cgcontext));
ERROR_LOG(pstrprogram);
return false;
}
//ERROR_LOG(pstrprogram);
//ERROR_LOG("id: %d\n", g_Config.iSaveTargetId);
char* pcompiledprog = (char*)cgGetProgramString(tempprog, CG_COMPILED_PROGRAM);
char* plocal = strstr(pcompiledprog, "program.local");
while (plocal != NULL) {
const char* penv = " program.env";
memcpy(plocal, penv, 13);
plocal = strstr(plocal+13, "program.local");
}
glGenProgramsARB( 1, &vs.glprogid );
glBindProgramARB( GL_VERTEX_PROGRAM_ARB, vs.glprogid );
glProgramStringARB( GL_VERTEX_PROGRAM_ARB, GL_PROGRAM_FORMAT_ASCII_ARB, (GLsizei)strlen(pcompiledprog), pcompiledprog);
GLenum err = GL_NO_ERROR;
GL_REPORT_ERROR();
if( err != GL_NO_ERROR ) {
ERROR_LOG(pstrprogram);
ERROR_LOG(pcompiledprog);
}
cgDestroyProgram(tempprog);
// printf("Compiled vertex shader %i\n", vs.glprogid);
#ifdef _DEBUG
vs.strprog = pstrprogram;
#endif
return true;
}
const u16 s_mtrltable[16][2] = {{0, 0}, {0, 1}, {1, 1}, {0, 2},
{2, 1}, {0, 3}, {1, 2}, {0, 3},
{3, 1}, {0, 4}, {1, 3}, {0, 4},
{2, 2}, {0, 4}, {1, 3}, {0, 4}};
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
2008-10-09 18:47:53 +00:00
// =======================================================================================
// Syncs the shader constant buffers with xfmem
// ----------------
void VertexShaderMngr::SetConstants(VERTEXSHADER& vs)
{
//nTransformMatricesChanged[0] = 0; nTransformMatricesChanged[1] = 256;
//nNormalMatricesChanged[0] = 0; nNormalMatricesChanged[1] = 96;
//nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0] = 0; nPostTransformMatricesChanged[1] = 256;
//nLightsChanged[0] = 0; nLightsChanged[1] = 0x80;
//bPosNormalMatrixChanged = true;
//bTexMatricesChanged[0] = bTexMatricesChanged[1] = true;
//bProjectionChanged = true;
// bPosNormalMatrixChanged = bTexMatricesChanged[0] = bTexMatricesChanged[1] = true;
// nMaterialsChanged = 15;
if (nTransformMatricesChanged[0] >= 0) {
int startn = nTransformMatricesChanged[0]/4;
int endn = (nTransformMatricesChanged[1]+3)/4;
const float* pstart = (const float*)&xfmem[startn*4];
for(int i = startn; i < endn; ++i, pstart += 4)
SetVSConstant4fv(C_TRANSFORMMATRICES+i, pstart);
nTransformMatricesChanged[0] = nTransformMatricesChanged[1] = -1;
}
if (nNormalMatricesChanged[0] >= 0) {
int startn = nNormalMatricesChanged[0]/3;
int endn = (nNormalMatricesChanged[1]+2)/3;
const float* pnstart = (const float*)&xfmem[XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES+3*startn];
for(int i = startn; i < endn; ++i, pnstart += 3)
SetVSConstant4fv(C_NORMALMATRICES+i, pnstart);
nNormalMatricesChanged[0] = nNormalMatricesChanged[1] = -1;
}
if (nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0] >= 0) {
int startn = nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0]/4;
int endn = (nPostTransformMatricesChanged[1]+3)/4;
const float* pstart = (const float*)&xfmem[XFMEM_POSTMATRICES+startn*4];
for(int i = startn; i < endn; ++i, pstart += 4)
SetVSConstant4fv(C_POSTTRANSFORMMATRICES+i, pstart);
}
if (nLightsChanged[0] >= 0) {
// lights don't have a 1 to 1 mapping, the color component needs to be converted to 4 floats
int istart = nLightsChanged[0]/0x10;
int iend = (nLightsChanged[1]+15)/0x10;
const float* xfmemptr = (const float*)&xfmem[0x10*istart+XFMEM_LIGHTS];
for(int i = istart; i < iend; ++i) {
u32 color = *(const u32*)(xfmemptr+3);
SetVSConstant4f(C_LIGHTS+5*i,
((color>>24)&0xFF)/255.0f, ((color>>16)&0xFF)/255.0f, ((color>>8)&0xFF)/255.0f, ((color)&0xFF)/255.0f);
xfmemptr += 4;
for(int j = 0; j < 4; ++j, xfmemptr += 3) {
if( j == 1 && fabs(xfmemptr[0]) < 0.00001f && fabs(xfmemptr[1]) < 0.00001f && fabs(xfmemptr[2]) < 0.00001f) {
// dist atten, make sure not equal to 0!!!
SetVSConstant4f(C_LIGHTS+5*i+j+1, 0.00001f, xfmemptr[1], xfmemptr[2], 0);
}
else
SetVSConstant4fv(C_LIGHTS+5*i+j+1, xfmemptr);
}
}
nLightsChanged[0] = nLightsChanged[1] = -1;
}
if (nMaterialsChanged) {
for(int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {
if( nMaterialsChanged&(1<<i) )
SetVSConstant4fv(C_MATERIALS+i, &s_fMaterials[4*i]);
}
nMaterialsChanged = 0;
}
if (bPosNormalMatrixChanged) {
bPosNormalMatrixChanged = false;
float* pos = (float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx * 4;
float* norm = (float*)xfmem + XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES + 3 * (MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx & 31);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_POSNORMALMATRIX, pos);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_POSNORMALMATRIX+1, pos+4);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_POSNORMALMATRIX+2, pos+8);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_POSNORMALMATRIX+3, norm);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_POSNORMALMATRIX+4, norm+3);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_POSNORMALMATRIX+5, norm+6);
}
if (bTexMatricesChanged[0]) {
bTexMatricesChanged[0] = false;
float* fptrs[] = {(float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexA.Tex0MtxIdx * 4, (float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexA.Tex1MtxIdx * 4,
(float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexA.Tex2MtxIdx * 4, (float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexA.Tex3MtxIdx * 4 };
for(int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {
SetVSConstant4fv(C_TEXMATRICES+3*i, fptrs[i]);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_TEXMATRICES+3*i+1, fptrs[i]+4);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_TEXMATRICES+3*i+2, fptrs[i]+8);
}
}
if (bTexMatricesChanged[1]) {
bTexMatricesChanged[1] = false;
float* fptrs[] = {(float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexB.Tex4MtxIdx * 4, (float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexB.Tex5MtxIdx * 4,
(float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexB.Tex6MtxIdx * 4, (float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexB.Tex7MtxIdx * 4 };
for(int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) {
SetVSConstant4fv(C_TEXMATRICES+3*i+12, fptrs[i]);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_TEXMATRICES+3*i+12+1, fptrs[i]+4);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_TEXMATRICES+3*i+12+2, fptrs[i]+8);
}
}
if (bViewportChanged) {
bViewportChanged = false;
// reversed gxsetviewport(xorig, yorig, width, height, nearz, farz)
// [0] = width/2
// [1] = height/2
// [2] = 16777215 * (farz-nearz)
// [3] = xorig + width/2 + 342
// [4] = yorig + height/2 + 342
// [5] = 16777215 * farz
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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/*INFO_LOG("view: topleft=(%f,%f), wh=(%f,%f), z=(%f,%f)\n",
rawViewport[3]-rawViewport[0]-342, rawViewport[4]+rawViewport[1]-342,
2 * rawViewport[0], 2 * rawViewport[1],
(rawViewport[5] - rawViewport[2]) / 16777215.0f, rawViewport[5] / 16777215.0f);*/
// Keep aspect ratio at 4:3
// rawViewport[0] = 320, rawViewport[1] = -240
int scissorXOff = bpmem.scissorOffset.x * 2 - 342;
int scissorYOff = bpmem.scissorOffset.y * 2 - 342;
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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float fourThree = 4.0f/3.0f;
float ratio = AR / fourThree;
float hAdj; float wAdj; float actualRatiow; float actualRatioh;
int overfl; int xoffs = 0; int yoffs = 0;
int wid, hei, actualWid, actualHei;
int winw = nBackbufferWidth; int winh = nBackbufferHeight;
if (g_Config.bKeepAR)
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
2008-10-09 18:47:53 +00:00
{
// Check if height or width is the limiting factor
if (ratio > 1) // then we are to wide and have to limit the width
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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{
wAdj = ratio;
hAdj = 1;
wid = ceil(fabs(2 * rawViewport[0]) / wAdj);
hei = ceil(fabs(2 * rawViewport[1]) / hAdj);
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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actualWid = ceil((float)winw / ratio);
actualRatiow = (float)actualWid / (float)wid; // the picture versus the screen
overfl = (winw - actualWid) / actualRatiow;
xoffs = overfl / 2;
}
else // the window is to high, we have to limit the height
{
ratio = 1 / ratio;
wAdj = 1;
hAdj = ratio;
wid = ceil(fabs(2 * rawViewport[0]) / wAdj);
hei = ceil(fabs(2 * rawViewport[1]) / hAdj);
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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actualHei = ceil((float)winh / ratio);
actualRatioh = (float)actualHei / (float)hei; // the picture versus the screen
overfl = (winh - actualHei) / actualRatioh;
yoffs = overfl / 2;
}
}
else
{
wid = ceil(fabs(2 * rawViewport[0]));
hei = ceil(fabs(2 * rawViewport[1]));
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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}
if(g_Config.bStretchToFit && g_Config.renderToMainframe)
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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{
glViewport(
(int)(rawViewport[3]-rawViewport[0]-342-scissorXOff) + xoffs,
Renderer::GetTargetHeight() - ((int)(rawViewport[4]-rawViewport[1]-342-scissorYOff)) + yoffs,
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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wid, // width
hei // height
);
}
else
{
glViewport((int)(rawViewport[3]-rawViewport[0]-342-scissorXOff) * MValueX,
Renderer::GetTargetHeight()-((int)(rawViewport[4]-rawViewport[1]-342-scissorYOff)) * MValueY,
Added the StretchToFit option to the config menu in the OpenGL plugin. This fixes the blackness in SSBM. I also added a keep aspect ratio option, it will keep your aspect ratio at 4:3, but then SSBM will have the blackness problem again. You find the options under the Enhancements window in the OpenGL configuration. I also added a wx debugging window for the OpenGL plugin. I connected it to the old console window that was in the plugin. Other than that it doesn't do anything at the moment but it could be useful to show all the current important information and parameter statuses and so on. Again there's a problem with wx windows collisions. Show() can't be used because then DLL_PROCESS_DETACH is called immediately after the window is opened, and if we open it with ShowModal() before we have loaded a game the main video window will be blocked. And we can't pass on any variables from a DllDebugger() that is called when Dolphin is started because the dll is reloaded and lose all variables sometime before a game is loaded. So we can't auto open the window that way. So I made the debugging window open as a game is loaded if it is enabled in the ini, the downside is that the ini setting will open the window even if we are not opening Dolphin with the -d flag. However, this will only affect people that have used the debugger at least once so in my opinion this is the most convenient solution. But feel free to come up with a better solution. Preferably some solution to how to use Show() and preventing DLL_PROCESS_DETACH to be called. git-svn-id: https://dolphin-emu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@812 8ced0084-cf51-0410-be5f-012b33b47a6e
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abs((int)(2 * rawViewport[0])) * MValueX, abs((int)(2 * rawViewport[1])) * MValueY);
}
glDepthRange(-(0.0f - (rawViewport[5]-rawViewport[2])/-16777215.0f), rawViewport[5]/16777215.0f);
}
if (bProjectionChanged) {
bProjectionChanged = false;
if (rawProjection[6] == 0) {
g_fProjectionMatrix[0] = rawProjection[0];
g_fProjectionMatrix[1] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[2] = rawProjection[1];
g_fProjectionMatrix[3] = 0;//-0.5f/Renderer::GetTargetWidth();
g_fProjectionMatrix[4] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[5] = rawProjection[2];
g_fProjectionMatrix[6] = rawProjection[3];
g_fProjectionMatrix[7] = 0;//+0.5f/Renderer::GetTargetHeight();
g_fProjectionMatrix[8] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[9] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[10] = rawProjection[4];
g_fProjectionMatrix[11] = -(0.0f - rawProjection[5]);
g_fProjectionMatrix[12] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[13] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[14] = -1.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[15] = 0.0f;
}
else {
g_fProjectionMatrix[0] = rawProjection[0];
g_fProjectionMatrix[1] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[2] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[3] = rawProjection[1];
g_fProjectionMatrix[4] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[5] = rawProjection[2];
g_fProjectionMatrix[6] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[7] = rawProjection[3];
g_fProjectionMatrix[8] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[9] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[10] = rawProjection[4];
g_fProjectionMatrix[11] = -(0.0f - rawProjection[5]);
g_fProjectionMatrix[12] = 0;
g_fProjectionMatrix[13] = 0;
g_fProjectionMatrix[14] = 0.0f;
g_fProjectionMatrix[15] = 1.0f;
}
PRIM_LOG("Projection: %f %f %f %f %f %f\n", rawProjection[0], rawProjection[1], rawProjection[2], rawProjection[3], rawProjection[4], rawProjection[5]);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_PROJECTION, &g_fProjectionMatrix[0]);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_PROJECTION+1, &g_fProjectionMatrix[4]);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_PROJECTION+2, &g_fProjectionMatrix[8]);
SetVSConstant4fv(C_PROJECTION+3, &g_fProjectionMatrix[12]);
}
}
void VertexShaderMngr::InvalidateXFRange(int start, int end)
{
if( ((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx*4+12) ||
((u32)start >= XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES+((u32)MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx&31)*3 && (u32)start < XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES+((u32)MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx&31)*3+9) ) {
bPosNormalMatrixChanged = true;
}
if (((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex0MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex0MtxIdx*4+12) ||
((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex1MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex1MtxIdx*4+12) ||
((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex2MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex2MtxIdx*4+12) ||
((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex3MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexA.Tex3MtxIdx*4+12)) {
bTexMatricesChanged[0] = true;
}
if (((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex4MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex4MtxIdx*4+12) ||
((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex5MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex5MtxIdx*4+12) ||
((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex6MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex6MtxIdx*4+12) ||
((u32)start >= (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex7MtxIdx*4 && (u32)start < (u32)MatrixIndexB.Tex7MtxIdx*4+12)) {
bTexMatricesChanged[1] = true;
}
if (start < XFMEM_POSMATRICES_END ) {
if (nTransformMatricesChanged[0] == -1) {
nTransformMatricesChanged[0] = start;
nTransformMatricesChanged[1] = end>XFMEM_POSMATRICES_END?XFMEM_POSMATRICES_END:end;
}
else {
if (nTransformMatricesChanged[0] > start) nTransformMatricesChanged[0] = start;
if (nTransformMatricesChanged[1] < end) nTransformMatricesChanged[1] = end>XFMEM_POSMATRICES_END?XFMEM_POSMATRICES_END:end;
}
}
if (start < XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES_END && end > XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES ) {
int _start = start < XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES ? 0 : start-XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES;
int _end = end < XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES_END ? end-XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES : XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES_END-XFMEM_NORMALMATRICES;
if (nNormalMatricesChanged[0] == -1 ) {
nNormalMatricesChanged[0] = _start;
nNormalMatricesChanged[1] = _end;
}
else {
if (nNormalMatricesChanged[0] > _start) nNormalMatricesChanged[0] = _start;
if (nNormalMatricesChanged[1] < _end) nNormalMatricesChanged[1] = _end;
}
}
if (start < XFMEM_POSTMATRICES_END && end > XFMEM_POSTMATRICES ) {
int _start = start < XFMEM_POSTMATRICES ? XFMEM_POSTMATRICES : start-XFMEM_POSTMATRICES;
int _end = end < XFMEM_POSTMATRICES_END ? end-XFMEM_POSTMATRICES : XFMEM_POSTMATRICES_END-XFMEM_POSTMATRICES;
if (nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0] == -1 ) {
nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0] = _start;
nPostTransformMatricesChanged[1] = _end;
}
else {
if (nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0] > _start) nPostTransformMatricesChanged[0] = _start;
if (nPostTransformMatricesChanged[1] < _end) nPostTransformMatricesChanged[1] = _end;
}
}
if (start < XFMEM_LIGHTS_END && end > XFMEM_LIGHTS) {
int _start = start < XFMEM_LIGHTS ? XFMEM_LIGHTS : start-XFMEM_LIGHTS;
int _end = end < XFMEM_LIGHTS_END ? end-XFMEM_LIGHTS : XFMEM_LIGHTS_END-XFMEM_LIGHTS;
if (nLightsChanged[0] == -1 ) {
nLightsChanged[0] = _start;
nLightsChanged[1] = _end;
}
else {
if (nLightsChanged[0] > _start) nLightsChanged[0] = _start;
if (nLightsChanged[1] < _end) nLightsChanged[1] = _end;
}
}
}
void VertexShaderMngr::SetTexMatrixChangedA(u32 Value)
{
if (MatrixIndexA.Hex != Value) {
VertexManager::Flush();
if (MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx != (Value&0x3f))
bPosNormalMatrixChanged = true;
bTexMatricesChanged[0] = true;
MatrixIndexA.Hex = Value;
}
}
void VertexShaderMngr::SetTexMatrixChangedB(u32 Value)
{
if (MatrixIndexB.Hex != Value) {
VertexManager::Flush();
bTexMatricesChanged[1] = true;
MatrixIndexB.Hex = Value;
}
}
void VertexShaderMngr::SetViewport(float* _Viewport)
{
// check for paper mario
for (size_t i = 0; i < ARRAYSIZE(rawViewport); ++i) {
if( *(u32*)(_Viewport + i) == 0x7f800000 )
return; // invalid number
}
memcpy(rawViewport, _Viewport, sizeof(rawViewport));
bViewportChanged = true;
}
void VertexShaderMngr::SetViewportChanged()
{
bViewportChanged = true;
}
void VertexShaderMngr::SetProjection(float* _pProjection, int constantIndex)
{
memcpy(rawProjection, _pProjection, sizeof(rawProjection));
bProjectionChanged = true;
}
// LoadXFReg 0x10
void VertexShaderMngr::LoadXFReg(u32 transferSize, u32 baseAddress, u32 *pData)
{
u32 address = baseAddress;
for (int i=0; i<(int)transferSize; i++)
{
address = baseAddress + i;
// Setup a Matrix
if (address < 0x1000)
{
VertexManager::Flush();
InvalidateXFRange(address, address+transferSize);
//PRIM_LOG("xfmem write: 0x%x-0x%x\n", address, address+transferSize);
u32* p1 = &xfmem[address];
memcpy_gc(p1, &pData[i], transferSize*4);
i += transferSize;
}
else if (address<0x2000)
{
u32 data = pData[i];
switch (address)
{
case 0x1000: // error
break;
case 0x1001: // diagnostics
break;
case 0x1002: // internal state 0
break;
case 0x1003: // internal state 1
break;
case 0x1004: // xf_clock
break;
case 0x1005: // clipdisable
if (data & 1) { // disable clipping detection
}
if (data & 2) { // disable trivial rejection
}
if (data & 4) { // disable cpoly clipping acceleration
}
break;
case 0x1006: //SetGPMetric
break;
case 0x1008: //__GXXfVtxSpecs, wrote 0004
xfregs.hostinfo = *(INVTXSPEC*)&data;
break;
case 0x1009: //GXSetNumChans (no)
if ((u32)xfregs.nNumChans != (data&3) ) {
VertexManager::Flush();
xfregs.nNumChans = data&3;
}
break;
case 0x100a: //GXSetChanAmbientcolor
if (xfregs.colChans[0].ambColor != data) {
VertexManager::Flush();
nMaterialsChanged |= 1;
xfregs.colChans[0].ambColor = data;
s_fMaterials[0] = ((data>>24)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[1] = ((data>>16)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[2] = ((data>>8)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[3] = ((data)&0xFF)/255.0f;
}
break;
case 0x100b: //GXSetChanAmbientcolor
if (xfregs.colChans[1].ambColor != data) {
VertexManager::Flush();
nMaterialsChanged |= 2;
xfregs.colChans[1].ambColor = data;
s_fMaterials[4] = ((data>>24)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[5] = ((data>>16)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[6] = ((data>>8)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[7] = ((data)&0xFF)/255.0f;
}
break;
case 0x100c: //GXSetChanMatcolor (rgba)
if (xfregs.colChans[0].matColor != data) {
VertexManager::Flush();
nMaterialsChanged |= 4;
xfregs.colChans[0].matColor = data;
s_fMaterials[8] = ((data>>24)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[9] = ((data>>16)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[10] = ((data>>8)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[11] = ((data)&0xFF)/255.0f;
}
break;
case 0x100d: //GXSetChanMatcolor (rgba)
if (xfregs.colChans[1].matColor != data) {
VertexManager::Flush();
nMaterialsChanged |= 8;
xfregs.colChans[1].matColor = data;
s_fMaterials[12] = ((data>>24)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[13] = ((data>>16)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[14] = ((data>>8)&0xFF)/255.0f;
s_fMaterials[15] = ((data)&0xFF)/255.0f;
}
break;
case 0x100e: // color0
if (xfregs.colChans[0].color.hex != (data&0x7fff) ) {
VertexManager::Flush();
xfregs.colChans[0].color.hex = data;
}
break;
case 0x100f: // color1
if (xfregs.colChans[1].color.hex != (data&0x7fff) ) {
VertexManager::Flush();
xfregs.colChans[1].color.hex = data;
}
break;
case 0x1010: // alpha0
if (xfregs.colChans[0].alpha.hex != (data&0x7fff) ) {
VertexManager::Flush();
xfregs.colChans[0].alpha.hex = data;
}
break;
case 0x1011: // alpha1
if (xfregs.colChans[1].alpha.hex != (data&0x7fff) ) {
VertexManager::Flush();
xfregs.colChans[1].alpha.hex = data;
}
break;
case 0x1012: // dual tex transform
if (xfregs.bEnableDualTexTransform != (data&1)) {
VertexManager::Flush();
xfregs.bEnableDualTexTransform = data&1;
}
break;
case 0x1013:
case 0x1014:
case 0x1015:
case 0x1016:
case 0x1017:
DEBUG_LOG("xf addr: %x=%x\n", address, data);
break;
case 0x1018:
//_assert_msg_(GX_XF, 0, "XF matrixindex0");
VertexShaderMngr::SetTexMatrixChangedA(data); //?
break;
case 0x1019:
//_assert_msg_(GX_XF, 0, "XF matrixindex1");
VertexShaderMngr::SetTexMatrixChangedB(data); //?
break;
case 0x101a:
VertexManager::Flush();
VertexShaderMngr::SetViewport((float*)&pData[i]);
i += 6;
break;
case 0x101c: // paper mario writes 16777216.0f, 1677721.75
break;
case 0x101f: // paper mario writes 16777216.0f, 5033165.0f
break;
case 0x1020:
VertexManager::Flush();
VertexShaderMngr::SetProjection((float*)&pData[i]);
i += 7;
return;
case 0x103f: // GXSetNumTexGens
if ((u32)xfregs.numTexGens != data) {
VertexManager::Flush();
xfregs.numTexGens = data;
}
break;
case 0x1040: xfregs.texcoords[0].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1041: xfregs.texcoords[1].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1042: xfregs.texcoords[2].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1043: xfregs.texcoords[3].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1044: xfregs.texcoords[4].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1045: xfregs.texcoords[5].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1046: xfregs.texcoords[6].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1047: xfregs.texcoords[7].texmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1048:
case 0x1049:
case 0x104a:
case 0x104b:
case 0x104c:
case 0x104d:
case 0x104e:
case 0x104f:
DEBUG_LOG("xf addr: %x=%x\n", address, data);
break;
case 0x1050: xfregs.texcoords[0].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1051: xfregs.texcoords[1].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1052: xfregs.texcoords[2].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1053: xfregs.texcoords[3].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1054: xfregs.texcoords[4].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1055: xfregs.texcoords[5].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1056: xfregs.texcoords[6].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
case 0x1057: xfregs.texcoords[7].postmtxinfo.hex = data; break;
default:
DEBUG_LOG("xf addr: %x=%x\n", address, data);
break;
}
}
else if (address>=0x4000)
{
// MessageBox(NULL, "1", "1", MB_OK);
//4010 __GXSetGenMode
}
}
}
// Check docs for this sucker...
void VertexShaderMngr::LoadIndexedXF(u32 val, int array)
{
int index = val>>16;
int address = val&0xFFF; //check mask
int size = ((val>>12)&0xF)+1;
//load stuff from array to address in xf mem
VertexManager::Flush();
InvalidateXFRange(address, address+size);
//PRIM_LOG("xfmem iwrite: 0x%x-0x%x\n", address, address+size);
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)
xfmem[address + i] = Memory_Read_U32(arraybases[array] + arraystrides[array]*index + i*4);
}
float* VertexShaderMngr::GetPosNormalMat()
{
return (float*)xfmem + MatrixIndexA.PosNormalMtxIdx * 4;
}
void VertexShaderMngr::GetVertexShaderId(VERTEXSHADERUID& id, u32 components)
{
u32 zbufrender = (bpmem.ztex2.op==ZTEXTURE_ADD)||Renderer::GetZBufferTarget()!=0;
id.values[0] = components|(xfregs.numTexGens<<23)|(xfregs.nNumChans<<27)|((u32)xfregs.bEnableDualTexTransform<<29)|(zbufrender<<30);
for(int i = 0; i < 2; ++i) {
id.values[1+i] = xfregs.colChans[i].color.enablelighting?(u32)xfregs.colChans[i].color.hex:(u32)xfregs.colChans[i].color.matsource;
id.values[1+i] |= (xfregs.colChans[i].alpha.enablelighting?(u32)xfregs.colChans[i].alpha.hex:(u32)xfregs.colChans[i].alpha.matsource)<<15;
}
// fog
id.values[1] |= (((u32)bpmem.fog.c_proj_fsel.fsel&3)<<30);
id.values[2] |= (((u32)bpmem.fog.c_proj_fsel.fsel>>2)<<30);
u32* pcurvalue = &id.values[3];
for(int i = 0; i < xfregs.numTexGens; ++i) {
TexMtxInfo tinfo = xfregs.texcoords[i].texmtxinfo;
if( tinfo.texgentype != XF_TEXGEN_EMBOSS_MAP )
tinfo.hex &= 0x7ff;
if( tinfo.texgentype != XF_TEXGEN_REGULAR )
tinfo.projection = 0;
u32 val = ((tinfo.hex>>1)&0x1ffff);
if( xfregs.bEnableDualTexTransform && tinfo.texgentype == XF_TEXGEN_REGULAR ) {
// rewrite normalization and post index
val |= ((u32)xfregs.texcoords[i].postmtxinfo.index<<17)|((u32)xfregs.texcoords[i].postmtxinfo.normalize<<23);
}
switch(i & 3) {
case 0: pcurvalue[0] |= val; break;
case 1: pcurvalue[0] |= val<<24; pcurvalue[1] = val>>8; ++pcurvalue; break;
case 2: pcurvalue[0] |= val<<16; pcurvalue[1] = val>>16; ++pcurvalue; break;
case 3: pcurvalue[0] |= val<<8; ++pcurvalue; break;
}
}
}