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# Save script as asm/maps/compare.py
# Then run
#   python compare.py map0_s01 map0_s02
# This compares matching funcs in first maps matchings folder against nonmatchings in the second map
# For each pair that matches it removes comments & data/func refs and uses Levenshtein to compare them
# Funcs with distance 0 Levenshtein score will then be printed, along with lines to use in symbols.txt & #include lines to add to .c
import os
import re
import Levenshtein

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# Save script as asm/maps/compare.py
# Then run
#   python compare.py map0_s01 map0_s02 0
# This will compare line count between files in each maps nonmatchings folder
# For each pair that matches it removes comments & data/func refs and uses Levenshtein to compare them
# Last param is max distance to show, use 0 to get exact matches, but can tweak it to find others if wanted.
# (since this only works with asm files in nonmatchings folder, it can't compare map0_s00 since we've matched some of them)
import os
import re
import Levenshtein

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// struct SH_SYS at 0x800BC728, size 0x5D8
// struct SYS_W at 0x800B9FC0, size 0x2768

struct SH_SYS // 0x800BC728, size 0x5D8
{
  ShControllerCfg controller;
  char screen_x_1C;
  char screen_y_1D;
  unsigned __int8 sound_type_1E;
  unsigned __int8 volume_BGM_1F;

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Always keep forgetting this...

ida -dCULTURE=Japanese -dENCODING=cp932

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# Global DLSS update script by emoose - https://gist.github.com/emoose/11271bbb3b42fb3b1b0e1c83eef47c05
# Allows setting up driver to use a single global DLSS DLL for majority of DLSS2/3 games
# If the global version is newer than the one included with game, it should get loaded automatically
# (how this works: https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/.439761/page-143#post-6221767)
#
# Almost all DLSS3 games should work, DLSS2 is hit-and-miss
# (DLSS2 games with customized appid probably won't work, thanks to some pointless nvngx checks)
# DLSSD/DLSSG should work fine with nearly all games (re-run the script for each DLL you want to update)
#
# Usage:

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idc: Analysis(0)
idapython: idc.set_flag(INF_GENFLAGS, INFFL_AUTO, 0)

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/**
 ******************************************************************************
 * Xenia : Xbox 360 Emulator Research Project                                 *
 ******************************************************************************
 * Copyright 2021 Ben Vanik. All rights reserved.                             *
 * Released under the BSD license - see LICENSE in the root for more details. *
 ******************************************************************************
 */

// This is a partial file designed to be included by other files when

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E: ah darn, seems this does cause some minor issues with certain things in game (namely map & cutscene effects), thanks to theboy181 for letting me know, who has tried making a res patch for it in the past, sadly seems it would take a lot of work to fix all the shaders etc - too bad, since as the comparison below shows, letting game scale itself does fix a lot of graphics issues :(

If you aren't bothered by those minor issues this still might be useful for some people though, who want the game to look its best, so I've left it up here.

---

So yuzu's resolution scaler is pretty awesome, but sadly XC2 has some issues with it causing weird lines to appear pretty often, decided to try looking into the game exe to see if a patch could be made to change resolution there instead, luckily wasn't too hard to find where it was setup, and with that changed the game seems to scale up fine without any weird artifacts :)

Comparison between yuzu 2x scale (left side) & patched game: https:

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// This code requires some files from my Arise-SDK project:
// https://github.com/emoose/Arise-SDK/tree/b73c7ea9fceea2c494cbb8ebc74c6b3d1d35cbf6

#include "pch.h"
#include <cstdio>

#define SDK_VERSION "0.1.25"

HMODULE DllHModule;
HMODULE GameHModule;

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#pragma once
#include <nvse/NiNodes.h>

// Most definitions here taken from JIP LN NVSE:
// https://github.com/jazzisparis/JIP-LN-NVSE/blob/master/internal/netimmerse.h
// Though most lighting-related structs have had some extra things mapped out here

template <typename T_Data> struct DListNode
{
	DListNode* next;