"byte per chunk" is sostituted by "data format"
data formats lesser than 9 work as before, data format 9 is 32 but floating point
in the debug_view_memory class method bytes_per_chunk is substituted by get_data_format, set_bytes_per_chunk is substituted by set_data_format
floating point values cannot be edited
currently floating point values are available only in the windows debugger, next commit will add them to the qt debugger, osx i won't be able to do it
afterwards 64 and 80 bit formats will be added
- fixed not used HLSL settings from <custom>.ini if MAME was started
without driver parameter
- removed default values from HLSL sliders, the defaults here are more
like null values to hint when an effect would be disable
- slightly changed default HLSL settings
- screen adjustment (scale, offset) can now be handled by the respective
render API itself (default behavior is as before)
- D3D (if HLSL) is activated handles screen adjustment by itself within
the shader, which fixes the odd behavior of some effects (e.g. round
corners) when screen scale and offset is used
- replace beam width by beam min. and beam max. width, this makes it
possible to create a linear dynamic beam width by the amount of
intensity of the beam
- added beam intensity weight, this adds an exponential factor to the
dynamic beam width (values greater than 0 will push larger intensities
more than smaller intensities)
- fixed displayed ratio of vector points (zero-length lines)
- fixed the Apollo floppy disk emulation
- added the media option -node_id resp. -ni to set the node ID from a node ID rom image file
- fixed the unmapped ISA Bus access to return 0xff instead of 0x00
- removed excessive log entries from unmapped ISA Bus access
- fixed date (and some other issues) in mc146818 (new in MAME 0166)
- added special post.fx and distortion.fx shader, which support enabled
artworks, but they cannot apply some of the previously implemented
corrections (e.g. bloom staircase artifacts when screen is curved,
elliptic rounded corners when aspect ratio is not 4:3)
- changed default values of curvature, vignetting, reflection, round
corner and smooth border to 0
- reverted compute_size_subroutine() back to non static
- removed some test code
- added experimental bloom overdrive effect and options, this effect
allows to overdrive pure colors like red, green and blue to become more
brighter
- added lcd.ini to parse_standard_inis()
- enabled smooth border effect and added option, its amount is limited
by the amount of rounded corners
- added raster.ini to parse_standard_inis()
- merged vector and raster bloom options, use vector.ini or raster.ini
to distinguish
- fixed defocus strength with difference prescales
- removed default screen ratio of 4:3, ratio is now based on the screen
quad size
- reverted some space to tab changes
- added distortion pass, which is applied after the bloom pass
- moved vignetting, curvature, round corners and reflection effect to
distortion pass
- disabled distortion pass for multi screens and activated artworks due
to not yet fixed misalignments
- disabled scanlines for vector rendering in post pass shader
- removed prescale knowledge from downsample, bloom and post pass shader
- fixed half pixel offset in most shaders
- fixed position of reflection effect when screen is rotated or flipped
- fixed roundness of round corners in any aspect ratio
- fixed shadow mask bleeding (nearly completly)
- added bounds() and screen_bounds() getter to layout_view
- added current_view() getter to render_target
- some cleanup and refactoring
SailorSat made it possible to run multiple instances of MAME for link games, but the problem is that you can only control one MAME instance at a time (the window that has focus). Because win32 MAME supports RawInput, we can make linked games playable with global inputs that will poll simultaneously regardless of whether that MAME instance has focus. In win32 MAME using RawInput, keyboards were already registered for global inputs (RIDEV_INPUTSINK), but the polling code checks if the window has focus, so it wasn't taking advantage of it.
I thought it'd be a good idea to add an option for global inputs to win32 MAME with RawInput. The WINOPTION is the "global_inputs" boolean. The option is disabled by default because this is an uncommon use case for MAME. The option is also disabled when forcing direct input and debugging. If the RawInput initialization code fails for whatever reason, the option will not be enabled. If the option is disabled, keyboards are no longer registered for global inputs (dwFlags set to 0 instead of RIDEV_INPUTSINK), because they won't work globally with the screen focus check anyway.
m_. Rewrote code accessing members to use seconds() and attoseconds().
The changes were triggered by a test how gcc __int128_t would perform as
the internal representation. This test revealed that the current
implementation is still faster. (nw)
- removed position offset in post.fx
- fixed texture offset caused by 0th level of bloom.fx
- fixed texture offset caused by focus.fx
- changed Passthrough parameter in phosphor.fx to boolean
- simplified defocus pass function and calling it twice
- removed CU_PHOSPHOR_IGNORE (Passthrough) uniform, which was only used
in phosphor pass function and is now directly set
- added CU_TARGET_DIMS (TargetDims) uniform based on the current render
target
- fixed missing Prescal parameter in downsample pass function
- some code cleanup
- added support for post pass effects for vector rendering (does not
work properly in full screen mode, yet)
- made texture_info::compute_size_subroutine() function public static
- separated downsample pass and bloom pass into two function calls
- removed/replaced simple.fx by using primary.fx to render on screen
- changed PostPass parameter of primary.fx to boolean
- simplified bloom.fx and downsample.fx, Prescale parameter is now set
correctly from outside depending on raster/vector rendering
In both Windows and SDL builds, format of -resolution can now be any of:
<width>x<height>
<width>x<height>x<depth>
<width>x<height>x<depth>@<refresh>
<width>x<height>@<refresh>
Omitted values are defaulted to 0, at the point of parsing (as before).
-showusage says, and the Windows version looks for,
"<width>x<height>[@<refreshrate>]", but the SDL version was scanning for
"<width>x<height>[x<depth>][@<refreshrate>]", with the effect of
silently ignoring refreshrate if depth was omitted. And if given, the
depth didn't appear to be used anywhere anyway.
This is still not compliant code, and will probably break with LTO,
but is a cleaner fix for the warning. Using this attribute also ensures
that the linker doesn't remove the code.
- changed shadow mask implementation, shadow count XY now represent the
number of pixel the shadow UV sized tiles will take on the screen
- implemented rotation of the shadow mask texture depending on the
default landscape or portrait view of the screen
- removed prescale and pixel border of the shadow mask texture
- added option to change the shadow UV offset, to reduce the color
bleeding of the shadow mask
- adjusted presets to work with the changed mask implementation
- reduced defocus offset
- improved downsampling for better blurring
- improved alignment of bloom layers (raster and vector)
- applied bloom effect to the render output of screenshot and AVI
recording
- changed curvature effect to fit screen size
- changed scanlines to be not rendered into bloom layers
- changed shadow mask to be not rendered into bloom layers
- changed color floor to not light the bloom layers
- changed shadow mask to not dark the color floor
- added image vignetting simulation and option
- added round screen corner simulation and option
- added screen light reflection simulation and option
- made usage of unused brightness offset (additive)
- removed unused pincushion option
- removed duplicate shadow count Y options
- removed artwork/adapture.png
- added artwork/adapture-grill.png
- added artwork/shadow-mask.png
- added artwork/slot-mask.png
- added hlsl/simple.fx
- removed unused shaders::blit() function
- added shaders::screen_pass() function, which handles the
(raster-)rendering on screen, into screenshot and AVI recording
- added effect:set_bool() function
* Save window positions with .aueffect documents
* Allow generic view to be selected for effects with custom views
* Allow factory presets to be loaded
* Clean up CoreAudio module, break up big functions, re-use more code
* A little cleanup in AUEffectUtil
* AUEffectUtil sizes windows automatically
* Proper handling of unsaved changes in AUEffectUtil
It doesn't provide facilities for AU effects, although that could be
added pretty easily if someone wants to. Advantages over SDL sound
output are simpler code and lower latency.
