Required to hook certain things that happen on module load / avs boot:
- network adapter hooking for avs
- envvar setting
Note: the logging facilities are NOT setup yet at this point
so these hooks cannot use avs for logging
The old set lights API doesn't support gen 4 pads. Replace the call to SMX_SetLights with SMX_SetLights2 which adds support for gen 4 pads while maintaining backwards compatibility.
Makes the following changes to the card poll response message when
emulating new card readers:
- change the idle status code to 0x04 instead of 0x01
- always set keypad_started field to 0x03
Instead bio2emu_setupapi_hook_init is called during init, this is safe because the game's IO thread isn't initialized at this point, and nothing could be attempting to open devices at this point in time.
Remove this module because it doesn't really provide any value
anymore. Using the d3d8to9 wrapper lib does not only fix some
odd d3d8 issues but also allows us to run all (IIDX) games over
d3d9. Thus and in order to reduce quite a lot of maintanance effort,
we remove this module.
Please use the d3d8to9 wrapper lib from now on in combination with
any d3d8 games and in order to use bemanitools gfx hook features.
Uses the hook/d3d9 module with IRP handlers now. All previously
available features are implemented.
Furthermore, a new overhauled up-/downscaling method is implemented
which supports all IIDX versions now.
This module serves as a general base for any d3d9 hooks to be
implemented. It implements the IRP pattern like the iohook module.
This allows us to create irp handlers which can be chained, easier
structured and maintained compared to static IAT hooking. The latter
was the previous solution and did not work out well anymore for IIDX
which grew regarding d3d9 features.
Only enabled / tested on IIDX CB and SDVX5
The point of this, is to allow rs232 hooks for only the descriptors that we hook.
This is because the emulation here is incomplete.
Although the IOCTL's do end up being passed to the real hardware, the game rejects some of the responses and hangs.
By short circuiting out, and calling the real Comm functions instead, it works.
And hence, card-reader passthrough works on IIDX25+/SDVX5+ finally without eamio-real
