- Attempted fixing the strength: so far it hasn't been successful.
- Rumble should skip vibrations if they're not in-line with poll-rate: would like to come back to this. Queuing just does exactly what the hid buffer does, but our timer (poll rate) is not in sync with the rate the controller is reading at, which causes excess drops.
- Refactored the class so that implementing support for HD rumble for other controllers (DS5, Steam Controller) is much easier in the future.
- Moves emulation past the initial frame by providing the necessary inputs the game expects. Apparently games like to spin until they get what they want.
Co-authored-by: Mythrax <mythrax@mythrax-rs.org>
@MaxLastBreath found that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom experiences inconsistent crashing with a limited JIT cache size. Increasing the cache size seems to help with this, and increasing it shouldn't degrade performance for other titles.
@LotP plans to look this over later, but for now, this should suffice as a fix for affected users.
Fixed LoadGuestApplication hanging when cancelled.
Since startup procedure has technically changed, we should consider testing this with a variety of game formats to ensure regressions do not occur.
If an npad device was checking for if the device was at rest, we called `GetSixAxisSensorLifo()` -- if the npad was of type `None`, it triggered the `NotImplementedException` in that method because `None` doesn't have a gyroscope, and therefore no data attached to it.
Fixes the actually insane amount of log spam in games that check for this, such as Luigi's Mansion 3.
Values in HidDevices.NpadDevices.isAtRest may need to be tuned to a better range for resting detection. I originally set them to 0, and my controller rests at definitely NOT 0.
Will need to be revisited when implementing functionality for the global SixAxisActive bool, IHidServer.StartSixAxisTracking, and IHidServer.StopSixAxisTracking.
This lets games such as The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (v1.4.2) and other SDK 20+ games successfully circumvent a crash when calling an applet.
Example: No controller connected on boot -> calls Controller Applet -> no stub = crash.
Max