- The auto option is used when requesting the system is works like a
"dont care" specifier to tell the system to use what settings have been
passed in by HDMI EDID or the user TV type setting. Since this option
simulates the "TV type setting", auto makes no sense and is also not
something you can select on a PS3.
- Also adds a few missing checks.
Instead of speed, direction and distance, the user now specifies
start/end offsets and how much time the transition should take.
Fixes:
- Stuttering caused from framerate estimation.
- An edge case where animations would go over their supposed limit.
Adds:
- The ability to specify arbitrary easing functions for the animations
- Implemented quadratic ease in and ease out and cubic ease in/out.
- Usage of cubic ease in/out in the trophy notification
Dialog allows users to preview the order in which PKG's will be installed
and allows users to move items around if needed.
Because clicking "Install" on this new dialog acts as a confirmation
and user has a second chance to eyeball what is to be installed,
"Install package X?" dialogs have been removed and instead user
is only notified of success. In case of failure, batch installation
aborts with a descriptive error.
- Slightly increases the size of the trophy dialog and the font size.
The old dimensions did not work with some libre fonts causing
alignment errors and other problems.
- Adds animation support. This commit adds the base framework and
implements a translate animation used to slide elements around the
screen. This is then used to implement the sliding animation for the
trophy notification.
- Properly synchronize DMA transfers when handling RSX pipeline
barriers. Texture read barrier is used to signify completion of DMA
routines and is often used to signal that Cell can overwrite vertex
data!
- Implement sceNpTrophyAbortHandle, if handle is aborted an error code will be returned on its usage.
- Free context & handles in sceNpTrophyTerm.
- Return SCE_NP_TROPHY_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT on invalid context & handles ids.
- Implement id resource shortage error checking.
- Check negative sceNpTrophyGetTrophyInfo trophy id.
- Minor error checking fix for sceNpTrophySetSoundLevel
* Prefer default initializer over std::memset 0 when possible and more readable.
* Use std::format in trophy files name obtaining.
* Use vm::ptr<>::operator bool() instead of comparing vm::ptr to vm::null or using addr().
* Add a few std::memset calls in hle where it matters (or in some places just to document an actual firmware memcpy call).
This allows to cleanly prevent double // slashes when appending paths
While this should not be a problem, Windows seems to have problems
with such paths when paths are very long - and preventing this
is trivial enough.
