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bryanthaboi
105 lines
5.3 KiB
Lua
105 lines
5.3 KiB
Lua
function love.conf(t)
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-- PhysFS ignores symlinks unless told otherwise, so a mod dev-linked into
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-- mods/ (ln -s, matching the mklink /J workflow on Windows) is invisible
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-- to love.filesystem.getDirectoryItems without this.
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love.filesystem.setSymlinksEnabled(true)
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local editor = os.getenv("POKEPORT_EDITOR") == "1"
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local developer = os.getenv("POKEPORT_DEV") == "1"
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if arg then
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for _, a in ipairs(arg) do
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if a == "--editor" then editor = true end
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if a == "--developer" then developer = true end
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end
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end
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-- main.lua runs in the same Lua state right after conf.lua; stash the
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-- decision in a global so it doesn't need to reparse `arg`.
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_G.POKEPORT_EDITOR_MODE = editor
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_G.POKEPORT_DEV_MODE = developer
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if editor then
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-- Same identity as the game, deliberately: the editor edits the game's
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-- saves and reads the game's ROM cache, both of which live under this
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-- folder. A private editor identity would point love.filesystem at an
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-- empty directory in a packaged build, so `--editor` could not find
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-- data/generated at all (SaveIO.defaultPath already assumed this name).
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t.identity = os.getenv("POKEPORT_IDENTITY") or "pokemon-love2d"
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t.window.title = "Pokemon Save Editor"
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t.window.width = 1280
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t.window.height = 800
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else
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t.identity = os.getenv("POKEPORT_IDENTITY") or "pokemon-love2d"
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-- Version.lua has zero requires, so it is loadable this early; fall
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-- back to the plain title if the source is not mounted yet
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local ok, Version = pcall(require, "src.core.Version")
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t.window.title = ok and Version.title()
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or "gen1recomp"
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-- Open at the launcher's design size (the split-screen ROM selector is
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-- laid out for 1024x768). The window is resizable and the 160x144 game
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-- canvas letterboxes into whatever size it ends up, so this only sets the
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-- starting size, not the game's resolution.
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t.window.width = 1024
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t.window.height = 768
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-- Floor for the resizable desktop window. The launcher's single-column
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-- layout is laid out against ~420 logical px of content, and the game
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-- canvas letterboxes fine below that, so this only stops a drag that would
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-- squeeze the cards past the point where their buttons still read. Kept
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-- well under the smallest supported desktop display; mobile ignores it
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-- (fullscreen), so the handheld ports are unaffected.
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t.window.minwidth = 480
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t.window.minheight = 360
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end
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t.version = love._os == "iOS" and "12.0" or "11.5"
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t.window.vsync = 1
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t.modules.joystick = true
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t.modules.physics = false
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-- love.system is not loaded during love.conf; love._os is set by the
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-- engine before conf runs (LÖVE 11.x / 11.5).
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local osName = love._os
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local mobile = osName == "Android" or osName == "iOS"
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if mobile then
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-- resizable is what unlocks orientation. SDL's Android backend, given no
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-- SDL_HINT_ORIENTATIONS (LÖVE sets none), calls setRequestedOrientation
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-- at window creation -- FULL_SENSOR when the window is resizable (rotates
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-- freely to portrait or landscape), otherwise locked to the window's w/h
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-- aspect. So a non-resizable tall window forced portrait; resizable lets
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-- the game follow the device. The renderer letterboxes the 160x144
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-- viewport into whatever size results, and the on-screen touch controls
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-- re-lay themselves out from the new window size, so both orientations
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-- just work. FULL_SENSOR ignores the device's rotation lock, so
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-- GameActivity.setOrientationBis remaps it to FULL_USER after SDL has
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-- run: same orientations allowed, but auto-rotate being off now wins.
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-- A persisted ORIENTATION lock (#592) overrides all of this after boot:
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-- src/core/Orientation.lua sets SDL_HINT_ORIENTATIONS over the FFI and
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-- re-triggers the request, from main.lua for the launcher and from
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-- Game:applyOptions in game.
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-- iOS follows the Info.plist orientations
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-- (see mobile/ios/overlays/love-ios.plist, now portrait + landscape).
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t.window.resizable = true
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-- Starting size is a tall portrait hint; the OS resizes to the real
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-- display and rotations resize again. highdpi is required for Retina iOS
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-- (Android always behaves as highdpi).
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t.window.width = 1080
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t.window.height = 1920
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t.window.fullscreen = true
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t.window.highdpi = true
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-- Android only (irrelevant on iOS): puts the save directory under the
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-- app's external-files folder, which is readable/writable via USB or a
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-- file manager with no runtime permission, so RomImporter can ask the
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-- player to copy their ROM there instead of needing a native file
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-- picker (LOVE 11.5 on Android has none -- see src/import/RomImporter.lua).
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t.externalstorage = osName == "Android"
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-- LOVE 11.x exposes the phone's accelerometer as a 3-axis joystick by
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-- default. Gravity keeps one axis pinned near +/-1.0 whenever the phone
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-- is held upright, so it streams past-deadzone joystickaxis events that
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-- both hid the touch overlay every instant (it reads as "a controller is
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-- in use") and, via the generic-joystick axis mapping (#459), walked the
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-- player around by tilt. Nothing in the game reads the accelerometer,
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-- so drop the device entirely (#468).
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t.accelerometerjoystick = false
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else
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t.window.resizable = true
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end
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end
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