A setting read at the start showed "after restart" under its value always. The values the game started with are now
kept (cfg.c start_values), a row shows the note only while its value differs from them, and the Restart button counts
the settings that wait, the upscaler, frame generation and HDR among them. A value the environment sets never waits.
--probe-cfg checks the count.
From pull request #377 by mooki000. Three conflicts in the menu resolved against the frame generation rows that came
in since: the upscaling row keeps its description by what can load, and the frame generation restart test knows both
ways NVIDIA's runs.
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In the settings menu a click anywhere on a row stepped its setting to the next value, and the left arrow stood left of the value's text, so it moved whenever a value of another width came up: clicking the left arrow through a list landed on the row at the second click and stepped the other way. Each stepper now has its arrows in white frames at fixed places, the left one the width of the row's widest value from the right one, and the mouse changes the value on those frames only; a click on the rest of the row selects it. On and off rows have the same arrows. An arrow at the end of its values is drawn faint and does nothing, and a button held on an arrow repeats as a held key does. A, Enter and left and right work as before.
NX2NAVI_MENU_TEST_CLICK clicks rows by their setting's name during a menu test run. On an RX 7900 XT at 3232x1352 the arrows stepped the performance overlay one value a click and stopped at both ends, and clicks on the body of four rows changed nothing.
HDR between off and the tone mapper now follows the menu. The HDR path is set up at every start (vk_hdr_armed): the swapchain colour space and metadata extensions, the tonemap splice and the settings in the support buffer, with the spliced tonemap returning the game's own SDR result while the swapchain is SDR. A change of the setting makes the swapchain again in the other format. On the same card a run that started with HDR off went to an HDR10 swapchain and back, and one that started with HDR on went to SDR and back, with the picture right in each state. The game's native HDR still waits for a restart, as the game asks about the display once, and the row says so. NX2NAVI_HDR_LIVE = 0 leaves the HDR path out of a run that starts with HDR off.
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Import Saves: the saves folder picked in the dialog imports what waits in it (it had made the folder's README the
save); the save backed up is the one the game would load, in runtime/fs_host.c save_recover's order, so an interrupted
commit's only copy is kept, and the rest of the commit journal moves into the backup instead of being deleted; the
imported save goes into place before the old one is deleted, which comes back if that fails; another NX2navi install's
finished commit counts as its save. Tests cover each.
Quit waits while the game writes a save, as Restart does: the game runs on under the menu, and closing the window
finishes only a commit that has begun. The VSync row says "in use: Immediate" when VSync On falls back to tearing, and
its default follows the device profile (cfg_default). Without the game's textures the menu's divider is a plain line
and diamond of its own, not a tracing of the game's ornament.
make_game.py: the compile key holds the processor's features (cpu_tag), so a game folder moved to a PC without AVX2
compiles again instead of crashing; the main thread gets 16 MiB of stack with GNU ld too; any error waits for the
RomFS image, so its .part file is not cut short. The launcher tests use a neutral title id; tools/menu_preview.cpp
has cfg_default.
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In-game menu: the settings window, its tabs, rows, buttons and cursor, the performance overlay and the Preparing
shaders box are drawn with the game's interface textures where the RomFS holds them (runtime/ui/menu_skin.cpp,
perf_panel.cpp; plain shapes until they are decoded). Restart joins Continue and Quit, each behind a confirmation;
VSync is an on/off switch; DLSS is listed only on NVIDIA GPUs; the menu sounds are quieter; Picture shape is gone and
the setting descriptions are shorter; edge cases of input, layout and fonts are fixed. tools/menu_preview.py draws the
menu without the game.
Launcher: Import Saves takes a save from the game folder's saves/ folder or one the player picks; downloads fall back
to Windows' own certificate check when Python's refuses a server; updates are faster; the title bar is drawn in the
window and Navi is every icon. tools/make_game.py builds with CLANG64's clang where the launcher installed it, packs
the RomFS beside the lift and the compile, takes a prebuilt runtime, and compiles the game's resources without cmd.exe,
so a user folder with a space in its name builds.
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pad_layout defaults to nintendo: Switch A on the right face button, B bottom, X top, Y left, on an Xbox pad too, where
auto had picked the Xbox layout. The settings probe checks every button's position.
Menu: the "default" mark follows the Steam Deck profile's values (cfg_default); Left on a value the list does not hold
goes to the last entry; the HDR row says "in use: off" when the swapchain is not HDR10; the open state is read again
after taking the reset, so a menu opened by F1 while the overlay alone was drawn starts with its focus row; the font
atlas is rebuilt only for a scale more than 12% off or one that held for half a second, so dragging the window's edge
no longer rebuilds it every frame.
A shader that fails to translate keeps its request and code in the shader cache. NX2NAVI_GPA_TWIN=0 turns the guest
copy of device address table stores off (diagnosis). The memcpy override no longer prints its first 500 calls.
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NX2NAVI_GAME_RES (1440, 1800, 2160, 2880 or window, read at start) sets the picture's height; the widescreen patch
sets now also run at 16:9 when the height is not the game's, with the width following the shape and the scene 3/4 of
both as the game draws it. Measured at 2160p with 21:9: a 5120x2160 picture and a 3840x1620 scene at 60 fps.
The Screen tab's Scaling-to-the-window row and the DLSS rows become one Upscaling row (Bilinear, AMD FSR 1, NVIDIA
DLSS) over NX2NAVI_UPSCALER and NX2NAVI_DLAA (option_rows: opt_choice_index and opt_apply for a row over several
settings), with the FSR strength greyed out unless FSR is chosen and a Resolution row beside the widescreen one. DLSS
always uses NVIDIA's model for its scale (no model row). There are no DLSS quality modes: the game sizes its scene
from the picture by its own 3/4 share, and writing a smaller scene into wide_scene's constant left the light target
as it was, so every mode would render the same.
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runtime/menu_assets.c reads them from the user's RomFS at runtime (nothing is shipped): .zs files with the dictionaries of Pack/ZsDic.pack.zs (streamed when a frame does not say its size), the fonts of Font2/Scalable behind their 8-byte header and per-word XOR key, and BNTX textures (Switch 2 archives say "Ounc" where Switch ones say "NX ") through the runtime's block-linear copy and BC4 and ASTC decoders. ui/menu_art.cpp decodes the shared interface archive on a worker at the first present and uploads each texture for Dear ImGui at its first use. The menu now uses ClarimoUDPE for its text (with a sixth more line height) and CetraDisplayPro for its title and tabs, Roboto merged behind both; umber, brown and gold colours; the game's ornamented frame along the window's edge (the art holds two sides and is drawn again turned for the other two); its cursor glow and line around the selected row (edges only, so the label stays readable); and its control-guide bar under Continue and Quit. Without the files it keeps Roboto and plain shapes. The window's pointer is an original gold arrowhead drawn at start for the system DPI.
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Opening and closing the menu, moving the cursor, changing a value, pressing an item, cancelling a dialog and changing tabs play the game's system sounds (Plus menu open and close, cursor, decide, cancel, tab move), read from the user's RomFS at the first use and decoded from BWAV (DSP-ADPCM or PCM16, 48 kHz) in runtime/menu_sound.c. They are mixed over the game's output in the audio callback with up to eight voices started without locks. The Sound tab gets a Menu sounds volume (menu_sound_volume, 0 to 100, default 80, under the output volume). A RomFS without the files stays silent.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each file that contains copied code names its copyright holder and license and points at THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md; zlib code keeps its full notice and the mark that it was altered. Comments and probe text only.
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