Use 1 locales file instead of individual files for each langauge.
This makes it easier to keep track of what is missing.
The PR will automatically fix missing locales and throw an error if
anything is incorrect, by running the emulator. That way the person
adding a new locale or new language can just run the emulator once to
populate all the fields, so they can easily begin translating.
This introduces the ability to read and write game data and model
information from an Amiibo dump file (BIN format). Note that this
functionality requires the presence of a key_retail.bin file. For the
option to appear and function in the UI, ensure that the key_retail.bin
file is located in the <RyujinxData>/system folder.
Rebased @jcm93's refreshinterval branch:
https://github.com/jcm93/Ryujinx/tree/refreshinterval
The option is placed under System/Hacks. Disabled, it's the default
Ryujinx behavior. Enabled, the behavior is shown in the attached
screenshots. If a framerate is too high or low, you can adjust the value
where you normally toggle VSync on and off. It will also cycle through
the default on/off toggles.
Also, in order to reduce clutter, I made an adjustment to remove the
target FPS and only show the percentage.
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Co-authored-by: jcm <6864788+jcm93@users.noreply.github.com>
Hello any fellow developers that may be reading this. Whenever you add
any new locales to `en_US.json`, please make sure to add them to the
rest of the locale files. I will not always be there to add them myself.
This should hopefully make it clearer whether or not you're using
canary.
Changelog:
- Changed github workflows to have "canary" in the zip files
- Added `App.FullAppName` in the about section, so that it's clear in
there too
- Changed log name for canary builds to
`Ryujinx_Canary_{version}_{DateTime.Now:yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm-ss}.log`
(normal builds should still be
"Ryujinx_{version}_{DateTime.Now:yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm-ss}.log)
Fixes a bug that causes the main window to not size properly when the
TitleBar is enabled (i.e.: when the TitleBar and MenuStrip are separate
entities). Corrects the size for main window startup and when a user
clicks a "View > Window Size > *Resolution Here*" MenuStripItem
Prior to this fix if a user selects 720p/1080p and "Show Title Bar" is
enabled, the window would be sized smaller than intended and display
black bars on the sides of the render area
