A BUTTONS page in the VR options (between PLAY and MORE) puts jump, the
flashlight (held: switch grenades), action/reload, switch weapon, crouch,
zoom and melee on any of seven buttons: A, B, X, Y, the move and turning
sticks' clicks and the weapon hand's grip. Moving an action to a button
swaps it with the action there, so every action always has a button;
"Reset buttons to defaults" puts them back. The triggers, the free hand's
grip (both hands on the weapon), the menu button, the Steam Frame's
bumpers, D-pad and View button keep what they do, and the menus keep
their buttons.
Settings vr.button_jump, _light, _action, _weapon, _crouch, _zoom and
_melee ("a", "b", "x", "y", "move_stick", "turn_stick", "grip"; the
defaults are today's layout), named as right-handed. vr.c reads them with
the live settings and, after the left-handed mirroring
(controllers_mirrored), reads each action's button and hands it on as the
button that action has by default (controls_remapped), so xinput_sdl.c's
table is unchanged and the defaults change nothing. Because the mapping
sits after the mirroring it works the same on the Quest's Touch and the
Steam Frame's controllers (mirrored on the Frame the left D-pad is A, B,
X, Y), and a mirrored player's swaps are the mirror image of the
right-handed ones. The guest/host ABI is unchanged.
- The melee's aim and the weapon's jab (melee_update) follow the melee's
button, not the grip as such; the grips holding a Warthog's wheel press
nothing whatever action the grip has (moved from xinput_sdl.c).
- The controller buttons page (now on the BUTTONS page) shows each action
under the controller and name of its button, for both layouts and the
mirrored hands; its ON FOOT tab no longer draws the MENUS tab's notes
over its own.
- debug.vr_options (Android, false): the VR options panel off the
headset, for checking its pages in the emulator.
Checked in the emulator (debug.vr_options): the rows, swaps, reset, the
controls page right- and left-handed, the settings kept over a restart.
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The panel's second page (MORE) gets "Graphics" (vr.graphics: Low,
Medium, High, Max), "Refresh rate" and "Resolution" rows, with a note
of what they do. The refresh rate steps through the rates the runtime
offers (XR_FB_display_refresh_rate: host_xr_refresh_rates, new host
imports with host_xr_set_refresh_rate) and changes at once (vr.c asks
for it when vr.refresh_rate changes); where the runtime offers none
(SteamVR on the Steam Frame, whose rate is SteamOS's) the row shows the
rate it runs at, from its frames' period, and stays as it is. The
resolution (vr.resolution_scale, 70 to 120%) is read as the app starts:
the row says when a restart is needed. vr.log_performance's late frames
follow the rate as it changes.
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The VR options panel gets a "Weapon hand" row (vr.handedness) and a
"Mirrored controls" row (vr.mirror_controls, dim when right-handed). Its
rows now go on two pages with tabs beside the title (PLAY, MORE; up and
down run on across them, a tab clicked shows its page). The controller
buttons page is built from the hands' jobs: the weapon hand's trigger
and grip, the free hand's, the move and turn sticks and the face
buttons (Quest X/Y for A/B; Steam Frame D-pad for A, B, X, Y) on the
sides the settings put them; the wrist, wheel and aiming notes name the
hands. network_vr.c's notes name the weapon and the free hand.
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- vr.body = "arms" (default): arms and hands as before; "hands": the arms'
bones shrunk to a point 3.5 cm behind each wrist along the hand's line
so the cuff closes behind the hand (vr_hide_arm, after HaloCE-Quest-VR's
vr_hide_forearms, CC0), no arm IK solved; "off": the hands model is not
drawn (one model draw less an eye) and nothing of the arms posed; the
weapon, its aim with both hands, barrel, laser and crosshair stay.
- vr.c reads vr.body with the live settings (halo_vr_body_mode).
- The VR options panel gets "Body" (Arms and hands / Hands only / Weapon
only) and "Fingers" (Tracked / Off) rows; its twelve rows are 22
pixels apart (were 26) so the panel keeps its box.
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Conflicts: d3d8_gl.c (multiview variants kept beside the per-pixel lit
shaders: shader[4] and lit_shader[4], vertex_shader_get takes both;
multiview targets before multisampling; the picture read resolves both),
nv2a_vsh.c/xgpu.h (lighting and multiview parameters), render.c (no
anti-aliasing pass on VR eye passes), dsound_sdl.c, p2p.h.
VR: anti-aliasing off (the eyes go to the headset from their textures);
the VR online list skips password games (the server browser asks).
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- bots: no more than the game's MAXIMUM PLAYERS has room for beside the
people (instead of raising it); the host options show and change the
bots there are
- VR options hint on the PC main menu drawn whole (left-aligned)
- the online and host panels: a click beside them or on their key's B
closes them, on the online panel's X enters a code
- spinners' arrows (drawn just outside them) clickable
- Android flat (the emulator): the mouse drives the menus' pointer, for
testing the menus' clicks with adb shell input mouse
- Frame launcher: Lepton's logcat of the game's container in logcat.txt
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- menu_tags.c builds the PC menus in VR too unless vr.menus = "xbox"
- their text fields (Server Setup's game name) typed on the Xbox's
on-screen keyboard in VR
- join code / online panel on the PC Server Browser (X or click its hint),
host options (Y or click) and join code on the PC lobby, VR options on
the PC main menu
- bots: room made for them beside the people (Server Setup's maximum
players), none in co-op
- player_name_valid accepts trailing spaces (Xbox menus pad new profile
names, "New001 ", which the PC lobby refused)
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Upstream's online co-op (network_actors.c, network_coop.c) ticks beside the
VR port's VR relay and bots; its message types end at 77, below the VR
port's from 240. The look and move flags the action test reads moved into
player_control_action_test_note: the head's turning goes there too. The
vertex shader's screen-space undo is upstream's on every platform now, with
the multiview eye offset after it on Android. The APK carries upstream's
brokers.txt beside the FDM layer stub; the updaters keep the VR port's own
repository (upstream's now points at OpenCommunityEdition/OpenCE).
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The launcher gives Lepton what Steam gives an Android title of its own (a
compat data path, which the app's data links to after an install, and the
shader path), keeps a container id of its own, tries a start that ends at
once again (a new APK's first start only installs it), and stops when the
game was quit. Steam's "Exit game" cannot reach the game in Lepton's
container: the VR options get "Quit Halo" (asked twice), which on Android
now ends the process and leaves quit_requested.txt for the launcher. The
library's pictures are in port/android/steam_frame_grid.
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Hosting a co-op level from the Map screen (CO-OP CAMPAIGN, a level and its
difficulty, then Server Setup) makes a network game on the campaign map
with no game engine, which is what co-op is. Only the host runs the
scripts and the AI; port/linux/game/network_coop.c sends clients what the
scripts do (cutscenes, camera, fades, HUD, sounds, devices, named objects,
animations), and network_actors.c drives the host's AI units on every
machine. Players spawn beside each other, respawn beside a safe teammate,
and spectate while dead or waiting. Skipping a cutscene is a vote.
Players can join a game in progress at any time.
SteamVR offers the Frame's controllers by their own profile
(XR_VALVE_frame_controller_interaction); without bindings for it, it mapped
the Quest's onto them, and X and Y landed on the left one's D-pad. Now: the
right one's A, B, X, Y and menu button are the game's A, B, X, Y and Start
(the Xbox's layout), the left one's View is Back and its D-pad the D-pad,
the bumpers switch grenades and the flashlight. The VR options' page of
buttons shows the Frame's layout there. The runtime's extensions and the
controllers' profile are in the log.
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Upstream's server browser of public internet games (p2p_lobby.c) and the VR
port's own public list share the brokers: its topics are a table now, and
the VR port's (join codes' and public games') are entries of it; the VR
port's retained publishes carry MQTT 5's empty properties. The VR port's
public toggle lists the game in the server browser too, and the VR online
panel shows the server browser's games (PC, phones, VR) first, joined by
their invites, then its own list's that it has not.
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The triangle the game draws over each teammate goes into the name's slot
over the head (shown in the world there, not on the HUD before the eyes,
where it hung distorted), under the name, or alone when names are off. On
the screen where controllers join by pressing A, a click is the pad's A. On
the screen of games to join, the online games' hint goes into the key bar's
free left and the join status under it, clear of the map's picture.
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A choice the stick moved to (a map among the tiles) is no longer taken back
by the pointer resting on another, until the pointer moves well away; and a
click beside a list's slots or a value's box, along the way it steps (where
its arrows are drawn), steps it back or on.
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A panel of the VR settings one may change while playing (turning, snap
angle, smooth speed, the vehicles' comfort vignette, the Warthog's wheel,
the weapon laser, the crosshair, the motion tracker on the wrist), written
to config.toml, which vr.c reads again as they change; and a page of what
the controllers' buttons do, on foot, in vehicles and in the menus. The
pointer works both, and its hint opens the panel. The menus' screens are
named in the log as they come up.
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Upstream's PC menus are kept for the desktop; in VR the Xbox's stay, which
the VR port's join codes, game list, host options and keyboard pointer are
built into. config_write_integer now writes through upstream's config_write.
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The game type editor's kills to win (Slayer and Team Slayer) went up to
50, which a game of many players reaches in moments: it now also offers 75,
100, 150, 200, 250 and 500. The spinner's items are its string list's
(ui.map's 5, 10, 15, 25, 50) and then strings of the port's own, each with
its description; the options list's descriptions count only a spinner's
items of the tag's own, so those of the rows after it are where they were.
A spinner with extra items is a little wider, for three digits.
The menus' mouse handling took the pointer's clicks each frame before the
keyboard asked for them, so the keyboard never saw one: with the keyboard
up the pointer is now the keyboard's alone. Clicking the hints under it
(B = BACK, A = ENTER, in its picture) cancels or finishes as Done does.
The pointer counts as moved past 3 pixels, not a hand's tremor.
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A key's label is a text box often far wider than its text, reaching over
the next key (Back pressed Delete). Of the keys under the pointer, the one
whose icon begins nearest on its left is taken: each key from its icon to
the next one's.
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The screen keys' margin in VR was wide enough to reach the next key (Back
pressed Delete): now 2 pixels to the sides and 4 above and below, with a
label at most 25 pixels off. A click is taken where the controller
pointed as its trigger began to move (past a tenth), not a fixed time
before, which could still be on the key it just left.
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A click is taken where the controller pointed a few frames before the
trigger went down (pulling it tips the controller), and in VR a screen
key's button takes a label up to 40 pixels off and a margin of 6 about it,
so the keys under the menus (A, B, Back) are hit as readily as items.
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The desktop builds' mouse in the menus (halo_ui_pointer.h) now comes, on
Android in VR, from a controller: where its aim's line meets the menus'
screen fixed in the room is the pointer, the trigger clicks (the hand
pressed last points; a click ticks its rumble), and a ringed dot shows
where it points. The item under it takes the focus and a click presses A,
as with the mouse; the online games and host options panels take it too.
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Y in a hosted game's lobby opens a panel to make the game public, choose
how many bots join (none by default, up to 15) and how well they play
(bots.skill: easy, normal, hard; hard is the first bots' play, normal a
little slower to notice, turn and aim). Integer settings can now be
written to config.toml as booleans could.
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A host can make its game public (Y in the lobby, or network.public_game):
it then announces name, map, game type, players and join code every 10 s,
retained, on hcvr/1/g<network version>/<id> through the signalling
brokers, and clears it when it stops. On the system link list, X opens an
online games panel listing the public games heard lately (stale ones
dropped after 45 s) and a row to type a code; A joins by the game's code.
Announcements carry no addresses.
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p2p_join_state tells the menus whether the host is being reached, was
reached (its game is in the list), did not answer, could not be reached
(both routers too strict: allow UPnP) or was lost; the join screen shows
it under the code's status.
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A hosted game gets an 8-character join code (Crockford base 32) besides
its invite link, shown under the lobby's buttons. On the system link list,
X opens the game's keyboard to type a code in; the code's topic and key
come from a slow PBKDF2 derivation, the host answers an ask on that topic
through the signalling brokers with its invite sealed with the key, and
the joiner joins as with the link. Codes in join_link.txt work too.
Also: the clipboard text last seen is kept from run to run, so a run's
own invite is not joined again at the next start; in menus a held stick
repeats after 350 ms and then every 90 ms, and its threshold is 70%.
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A widget background bitmap whose bounds cover the whole 640x480 design
space (the pause menu dim, for example) stopped at the edges of the
centered 640 column on widescreen displays, leaving the side bands
undimmed. Widen the bounds and the clip symmetrically to the full
screen width, mirroring the existing fade_to_black special case in
render_ui_widgets().
Tested on a Retroid Pocket Flip2 (854x480 render target).
Upstream's own fixes replace two of ours: reclaiming ART's idle large
object space for the guest's fixed ranges (host_memory.c), and the audio
callback's gathering (host_sdl.c). Its consolidated headers take the VR
declarations (model_animation_definitions.h, render/render.h). The
updaters look at this repository's releases: the original's builds, made
without VR, must never replace this one (they share the package name).
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Recover transparent geometry submit (+1,285 meaningful code, zero exact losses); reconcile COMMON ownership and Q10 85+EXT1 credit, actions/main data, and separately disclosed denominator corrections. Preserve canonical-only repairs and all held research. C09 is ordinary disclosed cleanup, not a claim of proven scaffolding intent. Clean rebuild, 1,663 tests, parks, audits, provider links and independent EXT1 check pass. Local reconciliation only.
