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- Magenta 16x16 blocks in Super Mario 3D World 1-1 (iPhone only): the composite shader 66a71a3081b91b9a renders into the RGB10A2 image while sampling it in the same pass. That is undefined in Metal: the M4 Pro reads the old content, the A20 Pro sometimes returns whole 16x16 blocks as (1,0,1). Found with the new device self-check DM_NVN_MAGSCAN (blocks first appear on that attachment, and still appear with the suspected particle dropped). fb_prepare ends the pass, copies the attachment level into a snapshot and binds the snapshot for that draw, only for shaders in the new profile key feedback_snap (doing it for every shader cost BotW 16.6 -> 36.6 ms). DM_NVN_FB_SNAP=0 / all / <keys> overrides. - The game language now defaults to English (nn::oe::GetDesiredLanguage returns en-US; DM_LANG=zh-Hans in Documents/env.txt for Chinese). - Code comments, docstrings and docs are English only; the zh-CN doc twins are removed. README.md has the English text followed by the same text in Chinese. Files the shader chain version hashes keep their bilingual comments (editing them changes every game's chain version).
30 lines
2.8 KiB
C
30 lines
2.8 KiB
C
// Front end (Mac keyboard / iOS touchscreen) -> nn::hid input state. Button bits match nn::hid::NpadButton:
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// A0 B1 X2 Y3 StickL4 StickR5 L6 R7 ZL8 ZR9 Plus10 Minus11 Left12 Up13 Right14 Down15; sticks ±32767.
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#pragma once
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#include <stdint.h>
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// Button bits (= nn::hid::NpadButton bit order; the DM_KEYS key-name table in hle_hid.c is generated from here). Frontends always compose buttons from these names.
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enum {
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DM_BTN_A = 1u << 0, DM_BTN_B = 1u << 1, DM_BTN_X = 1u << 2, DM_BTN_Y = 1u << 3,
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DM_BTN_LS = 1u << 4, DM_BTN_RS = 1u << 5, DM_BTN_L = 1u << 6, DM_BTN_R = 1u << 7,
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DM_BTN_ZL = 1u << 8, DM_BTN_ZR = 1u << 9, DM_BTN_PLUS = 1u << 10, DM_BTN_MINUS = 1u << 11,
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DM_BTN_LEFT = 1u << 12, DM_BTN_UP = 1u << 13, DM_BTN_RIGHT = 1u << 14, DM_BTN_DOWN = 1u << 15,
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};
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#define DM_STICK_MAX 32767
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void dm_input_set(uint64_t buttons, int32_t lx, int32_t ly, int32_t rx, int32_t ry);
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uint64_t dm_input_samples(void); // Cumulative number of times the game has sampled the controller
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// Physical / virtual controller (iOS GameController, dm_gamepad.m): stored separately from touch input; when the game reads the controller, buttons are
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// ORed bitwise and a stick uses the controller's value if it is non-zero. All 0 when no controller is connected, so values are bit-for-bit the same as before
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void dm_pad_set(uint64_t buttons, int32_t lx, int32_t ly, int32_t rx, int32_t ry);
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// Optional diagnostic DM_HID_RECEIPT_LOG=<writable JSONL path>: received samples of real GetNpadState returns.
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// Fields read_start_ns/time_ns use the same host now_ns(); the front-end publish window must use the same helper, and a read interval that spans a publish must not be force-matched.
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// State changes + at most one activity witness per second, limit_reached after 1024 entries; no file is written when the environment variable is not set.
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// The actual return includes id/style/sampling/buttons/four axes/attributes/script_mask; front-end output is not treated as received.
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// No new line does not prove that a blank touch point was read; a valid connection / sampling activity / evidence from the original UI and command packets is required; the log has IO overhead and is not used for timing.
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// Private skill-aim-v1: takes only paired received samples of the right axis that GetNpad has actually returned, not values the front end has not yet had consumed.
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void dm_input_sampled_right(int32_t *rx,int32_t *ry);
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// Controller state injection point: called after GetNpadState has filled in the original state and before the pseudo-key override. The Mac host touch point script (touch_mac.c, Mac only, kept out of the iOS app by the _mac convention) registers at startup; iOS does not carry that file and it stays empty
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extern void (*dm_pad_hook)(uint64_t now, uint64_t *buttons, int32_t *lx, int32_t *ly, int32_t *rx, int32_t *ry);
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