- Moved the copy buffer to the heap via std::make_unique.
- Added explicit null-safety and system shutdown checks to mirroring logic.
- Hardened recursion guards during directory traversal to ensure stability.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Add CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) shader implementation as scaling filter
options (CRT EasyMode and CRT Royale) in the Window Adapting Filter
dropdown. Provides classic TV effects including scanlines, phosphor
masks, curvature distortion, gamma correction, bloom, brightness, and
alpha transparency.
- Add CRTEasyMode and CRTRoyale to ScalingFilter enum
- Implement vulkan_crt_easymode.frag shader with single-pass effects
- Integrate CRT filter into WindowAdaptPass rendering pipeline
- Add configurable CRT parameters to settings with user-friendly labels
- Add UI translations for desktop and Android platforms
- Support CRT push constants in present pipeline
The CRT filter appears alongside other scaling filters like FSR and
FSR 2.0. CRT parameter settings are only active when a CRT filter
is selected.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Add block_linear_unswizzle_3d_bcn.comp compute shader for BCn format support
- Update host shaders CMakeLists to include new shader
This adds a new compute shader for BCn format handling.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Update texture descriptor comparison to include component_type
- Add ReadTextureComponentType helper in texture_pass.cpp
- Use component type when creating texture descriptors
This ensures texture descriptors are properly differentiated by component type.
Co-Authored-By: ForrestMarkX <forrestmarkx@outlook.com>
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Add ComponentScalarType helper function
- Update ImageType to use component-specific sampled types
- Add TextureColorResultType and TextureSampleResultToFloat helpers
- Update all texture sampling functions to handle component types correctly
- Add proper type conversions for integer and stencil textures
- Add Flat decorations for integer inputs in fragment shaders
- Add NonWritable decoration for read-only storage buffers
This ensures textures are sampled with the correct component types,
improving accuracy for integer and depth/stencil textures.
Co-Authored-By: ForrestMarkX <forrestmarkx@outlook.com>
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Add SamplerComponentType enum to shader_info.h
- Add ReadTextureComponentType to Environment interface
- Add texture_component_types cache to shader environments
- Update texture descriptor to include component_type field
This is the foundation for proper texture component type handling.
Co-Authored-By: ForrestMarkX <forrestmarkx@outlook.com>
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
Added a "Global Custom Save Path" configuration option in the Filesystem settings.
Implemented a prioritized save-loading hierarchy: Global Path (if enabled) > Per-Game Custom Path > Default NAND.
Introduced a non-destructive migration tool that allows users to consolidate their existing saves into the new global location.
The migration tool specifically prioritizes per-game custom saves over NAND saves to ensure the most up-to-date data is preserved during consolidation.
The migration process is copy-only; no data is deleted from the source directories, ensuring absolute user data safety.
Maintained compatibility with the existing "Backup Saves to NAND" feature, ensuring saves continue to be mirrored internally if configured.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Added a "Global Custom Save Path" configuration option in the Filesystem settings.
Implemented a prioritized save-loading hierarchy: Global Path (if enabled) > Per-Game Custom Path > Default NAND.
Introduced a non-destructive migration tool that allows users to consolidate their existing saves into the new global location.
The migration tool specifically prioritizes per-game custom saves over NAND saves to ensure the most up-to-date data is preserved during consolidation.
The migration process is copy-only; no data is deleted from the source directories, ensuring absolute user data safety.
Maintained compatibility with the existing "Backup Saves to NAND" feature, ensuring saves continue to be mirrored internally if configured.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Added a "Global Custom Save Path" configuration option in the Filesystem settings.
Implemented a prioritized save-loading hierarchy: Global Path (if enabled) > Per-Game Custom Path > Default NAND.
Introduced a non-destructive migration tool that allows users to consolidate their existing saves into the new global location.
The migration tool specifically prioritizes per-game custom saves over NAND saves to ensure the most up-to-date data is preserved during consolidation.
The migration process is copy-only; no data is deleted from the source directories, ensuring absolute user data safety.
Maintained compatibility with the existing "Backup Saves to NAND" feature, ensuring saves continue to be mirrored internally if configured.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Added a "Global Custom Save Path" configuration option in the Filesystem settings.
Implemented a prioritized save-loading hierarchy: Global Path (if enabled) > Per-Game Custom Path > Default NAND.
Introduced a non-destructive migration tool that allows users to consolidate their existing saves into the new global location.
The migration tool specifically prioritizes per-game custom saves over NAND saves to ensure the most up-to-date data is preserved during consolidation.
The migration process is copy-only; no data is deleted from the source directories, ensuring absolute user data safety.
Maintained compatibility with the existing "Backup Saves to NAND" feature, ensuring saves continue to be mirrored internally if configured.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Added a "Global Custom Save Path" configuration option in the Filesystem settings.
Implemented a prioritized save-loading hierarchy: Global Path (if enabled) > Per-Game Custom Path > Default NAND.
Introduced a non-destructive migration tool that allows users to consolidate their existing saves into the new global location.
The migration tool specifically prioritizes per-game custom saves over NAND saves to ensure the most up-to-date data is preserved during consolidation.
The migration process is copy-only; no data is deleted from the source directories, ensuring absolute user data safety.
Maintained compatibility with the existing "Backup Saves to NAND" feature, ensuring saves continue to be mirrored internally if configured.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Added a "Global Custom Save Path" configuration option in the Filesystem settings.
Implemented a prioritized save-loading hierarchy: Global Path (if enabled) > Per-Game Custom Path > Default NAND.
Introduced a non-destructive migration tool that allows users to consolidate their existing saves into the new global location.
The migration tool specifically prioritizes per-game custom saves over NAND saves to ensure the most up-to-date data is preserved during consolidation.
The migration process is copy-only; no data is deleted from the source directories, ensuring absolute user data safety.
Maintained compatibility with the existing "Backup Saves to NAND" feature, ensuring saves continue to be mirrored internally if configured.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
needs a branch with more work to be done, partial inlining that is invisible to performance (5kb which is nothing), PGO + BOLT optimization path yielding better results regardless
needs a branch with more work to be done, partial inlining that is invisible to performance (5kb which is nothing), PGO + BOLT optimization path yielding better results regardless
Force inlining of the ExecuteCommand function to reduce CPU overhead in the GPU command processing hot path. Additionally, silence debug logging metadata within the function to prevent string-processing logic from blocking compiler optimizations. Includes safe guards for multi-compiler and cross-platform compatibility.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Apply aggressive inlining attributes to BCn decoding logic to eliminate function call overhead during texture decompression. This allows the compiler to better analyze loops for vectorization. Includes portability guards to ensure compatibility across Clang, GCC, and MSVC.
Signed-off-by: Collecting <collecting@noreply.localhost>
Adds comprehensive support for ETC2 compressed texture formats (ETC2_RGB,
ETC2_RGBA, ETC2_RGB_PTA) in both UNORM and SRGB variants. This addresses
rendering issues in games like Hogwarts Legacy that use these formats.
Changes:
- Add ETC2 texture format enums (TextureFormat::ETC2_RGB_SRGB,
ETC2_RGBA_SRGB) and component types (SNORM_FORCE_FP16, UNORM_FORCE_FP16)
- Implement format lookup mappings for all ETC2 variants in
format_lookup_table.cpp
- Add PixelFormat enum values and block size tables for ETC2 formats
- Integrate ETC2 support into Vulkan backend with proper VkFormat mappings
- Add IsOptimalEtc2Supported() device capability check
- Update texture cache to handle ETC2 format conversion when needed
- Add ETC2 format cases to PixelFormat formatter for logging
- Improve shader environment texture handle validation with graceful
fallback for invalid handles
Fixes assertion failures for texture formats 90 and 99, enabling proper
rendering of ETC2 compressed textures using native Vulkan support.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
