Using optional arguments where possible so that all use cases can share the same constructor. Also moving member initialisation to the initialiser list syntax as this makes it clear that the derived class is only setting properties on that class, leaving the parent constructor to initialise members of the parent class.
Disabled by default because of these known issues:
1. When clicking on inventory item, it briefly appears a bit shifted (in the wrong coordinates).
This issue can happen with software cursor as well, but is a lot more
obvious with the hardware cursor.
2. Cursor is scaled with nearest-neighbour scaling, which may look a bit different from
how the rest of the graphics are scaled.
See also previous attempt: https://github.com/diasurgical/devilutionX/pull/955 by @viciious
Co-authored-by: Victor Luchits <vluchits@gmail.com>
Use that instead of using `GetOutputSurface()` directly.
For the rg99 port, we'll want to render this to the `pal_surface`
instead of output surface directly.
Might also be useful for 3ds, perhaps to render to the bottom screen.
Text mode is on by default. Calling SDL_StartTextInput() will start the
virual keyboard, but does not allow for a default value. Calling it as
well as switch_start_text_input() will start the keyboard a secound
time.
We still turn TextInput off on other platforms when it's not needed as
it can require additional resources.
Text mode is on by default. Calling SDL_StartTextInput() will start the
virual keyboard, but does not allow for a default value. Calling it as
well as switch_start_text_input() will start the keyboard a secound
time.
We still turn TextInput off on other platforms when it's not needed as
it can require additional resources.
1. The palette fade level wasn't set, resulting in black on Amiga.
2. Rendering cleared `pal_surface` instead of `GetOutputSurface()`,
resulting in mouse trails.
Also improves performance by only loading the background / palette once.
Initial game controller support.
Actions are based on the Switch branch but the controller code itself is
implemented differently, allowing for easy remapping and minimizing
changes to the Source/ directory.
Many subtle and not so subtle controller bugs have been fixed
in this implementation, including:
1. Smoother & more responsive movement with the joysticks.
2. Consistent controls for all the menus in the game (stores, quest log,
etc).
3. Cursor appearance / disappearance at appropriate times.
Low-level controls are abstracted and 3 SDL interfaces are supported:
game controller, joystick, and keyboard. See SourceX/controls/ for more
details on this.
Wishlist for the future:
1. Primary button and use button should attack continously.
This is hard as it requires checking the cooldowns / attack speed.
2. Quick spell menu navigation is very buggy. It is also buggy in the
switch branch. I haven't had a change to investigate.
Anders Jenbo
ephphatha
Vladimir Olteanu
Gleb Mazovetskiy
obligaron
staphen
Jmgr
Tyler
BDC