The removed modes added complexity without significant benefit now that
the new VRAM management system (gc_aggressiveness, vram_limit_mb)
provides finer-grained control over memory pressure.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
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 configurable EDS levels (Disabled/EDS1/EDS2/EDS3) to allow users to
troubleshoot graphics issues by controlling which Vulkan Extended Dynamic
State features are enabled. Defaults to EDS3 for maximum performance.
Implements setting in both desktop and Android frontends with proper
translations and descriptions.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Convert ENUM() macro calls to standard C++ enum class syntax
- Add explicit numeric values to each enum member for clarity
- Manually define EnumMetadata<T>::Canonicalizations() specializations
- Manually define EnumMetadata<T>::Index() specializations
- Special handling for ResolutionSetup which requires signed (s32) values
Benefits:
- Improved type safety and compiler error messages
- Better IDE support for navigation and refactoring
- More explicit and self-documenting code
- Easier to debug enum-related issues
- Eliminates macro expansion complexity
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Add Res1_4X resolution setup with down_shift=2
- Mark as EXPERIMENTAL in UI labels
- Support on both Qt and Android frontends
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Add TAA option to AntiAliasing enum in settings
- Implement TAA shaders for both OpenGL (GLSL) and Vulkan (SPIR-V)
- Add OpenGL TAA class with framebuffer management and temporal blending
- Add Vulkan TAA class following existing AntiAliasPass architecture
- Integrate TAA into OpenGL and Vulkan rendering pipelines
- Add UI translations and Android string resources for TAA option
- Implement Halton sequence jittering for temporal sampling
- Add motion vector validation and neighborhood clamping to reduce ghosting
- Configure aggressive temporal blending to minimize visual artifacts
- Add proper descriptor set management for Vulkan TAA implementation
The TAA implementation provides high-quality anti-aliasing by combining
information from multiple frames with per-pixel jittering, resulting
in smoother edges and reduced aliasing artifacts while maintaining
good performance and temporal stability.
Fixes: Black screen issues with proper descriptor set bindings
Fixes: Ghosting artifacts with improved temporal blending parameters
Fixes: Jitter visibility with reduced jitter intensity (50% scaling)
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
Frame generation was marked as WIP and not ready for production use.
This commit removes all frame generation related code and UI elements
to prevent users from enabling an incomplete feature.
Changes:
- Remove frame generation settings from Android UI (Kotlin/XML)
- Remove frame generation settings from Desktop UI (Qt/C++)
- Remove frame generation enums and settings from core (C++)
- Remove frame generation Vulkan renderer implementation
- Remove frame generation shader files
- Update CMake build configuration
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Convert FSR2 quality mode from number input to dropdown with 4 options
- Disable and grey out FSR sharpness slider when FSR2 is selected
- Add proper enum-based settings for FSR2 quality modes
- Update both Vulkan and OpenGL FSR2 implementations
- Connect UI state changes automatically
Provides better UX by using appropriate controls and preventing confusion
between FSR 1.0 and FSR 2.0 sharpening options.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Add FSR2 to ScalingFilter enum alongside existing FSR
- Implement FSR2 classes for both Vulkan and OpenGL renderers
- Add fsr2_quality_mode setting with 4 quality levels (Quality, Balanced, Performance, Ultra Performance)
- Integrate FSR2 into present pipeline for both renderers
- Add UI support for FSR2 option in scaling filter dropdown
- Add FSR2 quality mode setting with dropdown selection
- Update translations and Android strings for new options
- Default to Performance mode for optimal balance
This provides users with FSR 2.0 as a scaling option, offering different
quality/performance characteristics compared to FSR 1.0. The implementation
uses quality-based sharpening values and integrates seamlessly with the
existing rendering pipeline.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Add complete OpenAL sink implementation with robust error handling
- Support for device enumeration using ALC extensions
- Implement dummy streams for graceful degradation when OpenAL fails
- Add proper audio threading and buffer management
- Include comprehensive logging and diagnostic information
- Add stream limits and retry mechanisms for stability
Additional changes:
- Add ENABLE_OPENAL CMake option and OpenAL dependency management
- Include openal-soft in vcpkg dependencies
- Add OpenAL to audio engine settings enum
The OpenAL backend provides an alternative audio solution alongside
existing Cubeb and SDL2 backends, with enhanced device compatibility
and improved error recovery mechanisms.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
- Extended MemoryLayout enum with new memory size options
- Added corresponding SMC memory size and arrangement constants
- Updated system control functions to handle new memory configurations
- Added appropriate application pool sizes for higher memory modes
- Updated UI translations to display new DRAM options as "Unsafe"
- Increased maximum memory layout setting from 8GB to 16GB
This allows users to configure higher memory amounts for games and
texture mods that require more than the standard 4-8GB configurations.
All new options are marked as "Unsafe" in the UI to indicate they
are experimental features beyond Nintendo's official specifications.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
This commit introduces support for a 32:9 aspect ratio throughout Citron.
Key changes include:
- **Enum Updates**: Added `R32_9` to `Settings::AspectRatio` and `Layout::AspectRatio` enums, ensuring consistent integer mapping for casting between them.
- **Core Logic**:
- Modified `UISettings::CalculateWidth` to correctly compute width for the 32:9 ratio.
- Updated `Layout::EmulationAspectRatio` to handle the new `R32_9` case and return the appropriate float value (9.0f / 32.0f).
- **Android Integration**:
- Updated `EmulationFragment.kt` and `EmulationActivity.kt` (for Picture-in-Picture) to recognize and apply the 32:9 aspect ratio (mapping setting value `4` to `Rational(32, 9)`).
- **UI Configuration**:
- Added "Force 32:9" to the aspect ratio selection in the graphics settings UI via `shared_translation.cpp`. This string is translatable.
This enhancement allows users to utilize ultra-widescreen 32:9 displays for a more immersive experience.
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
The new enum macros don't support setting values directly.
For LastAA and LastFilter, this means we need a simpler approach to loop
around the toggle in the frontend...
