Fixes the SH4 exception seen with the previous cheat on some platforms.
Don't write memory if value is unchanged to avoid unnecessary protection
faults.
Render to temporary render target at end of pass and swap with regular
RT.
Fixes Tony Hawk 2 missing transparent geometry and character shadow.
Issue #618
Use 17 bits for vertex id but substract first vtx index
Use 13 bits for poly number instead of 12
Panzer Front uses more than 4095 tr polys.
Issue #616
Cancel G1 DMA interrupt in G1_DMA_END (fixes MSR, Psychic Force, Pro
Pinball, Sega Swirl)
GET_DRV_STAT must return busy when drive is busy (fixes Hell Gate, Zero
Gunner)
Better named constants
vk: Use same descriptor set pool sizes for standalone and core
lr: bind "Insert Card" to L button (Naomi button 6)
lr: reset input descriptors when loading a new game
lr: don't reset maple devices in arcade mode: reloading eeprom cancels game settings
ImGui is now initialized once at startup and shutdown before
terminating. graphics initialization is independent.
Move more imgui stuff into imgui drivers.
switch: set scaling on external screen to 1.4, same as xbox
UI scaling refactoring.
shared libraries containing gnuc unique symbols are never unloaded on
linux, and possibly other platforms. So don't terminate the emulator on
deinit and init it only once.
Issue #566
gl4: buffer not released on term() was causing crashes or black screen when restarted.
actual aica arm clock seems to be 22.5792 MHz, which means 512 cycles
per sample at 44.1 KHz (from 256)
fixes vf4 audio hiccup in character selection screen
The new texture filter option can be set to:
- Default (keeps the game's intended filter mode).
- Force Nearest-Neighbor (crisper appearance).
- Force Linear (smoother appearance).
Additionally, mipmapping can now be enabled on nearest neighbor-filtered
textures (which is used if nearest-neighbor filtering is enabled, including
with anisotropic filtering).
Anisotropic filtering was already implemented in both OpenGL and Vulkan,
but it was not exposed in the GUI.
This can be used to get a smoother image (supersampling) on
1440p and 4K displays. The 9× setting is also suited for native
resolution rendering on 8K displays.
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