The logtype "APIErrors" previously was always enabled. This option is intended to help homebrew developers notice mistakes in how they use CafeOS API. But some commercial games trigger these a lot and cause log.txt bloat (e.g. seen in XCX). Thus this commit changes it so that it's off by default and instead can be toggled if desired.
Additionally in this commit:
- COS module logging options are no longer translatable (our debug logging is fundamentally English)
- Restructured the log menu and moved the logging options that are mainly of interest to Cemu devs into a separate submenu
- Download manager now always uses Nintendo servers. Requires only a valid OTP and SEEPROM dump so you can use it in combination with a Pretendo setup even without a NNID
- Account drop down removed from download manager since it's not required
- Internally all our API requests now support overriding which service to use
- Drop support for act-url and ecs-url command line parameters. Usage of network_services.xml ("custom" option in the UI) is preferred
Fixes the issue where the friend service connection would always timeout on Pretendo servers
The individual changes are:
- Outgoing ping packets now use their own incrementing sequenceId (matches official NEX behavior)
- If the server sends us a ping packet with NEEDS_ACK, we now respond
- Misc smaller refactoring and code clean up
- Added PRUDP as a separate logging option
Lots of internal changes. On the surface this only fixes a crash in Mario & Sonic Rio 2016 (at least what I saw from my testing) but it may affect more games.
Summary of changes:
- Rewrite code to use newer cafeExportRegisterFunc
- Simplify code by merging namespaces and structs of the same types
- Correctly set ppc vtables for the virtual boss classes
- Fix some wrong function definitions and implement a little bit more of the boss API (mainly constructors and destructors)
- Windows icons are stored as .ico files to %LOCALAPPDATA%/Cemu/icons/
- Long title names chosen as some games (NSMBU + NSLU) add trailing dots for their shortnames
- Long title names have their newlines replaced with spaces at parsing
- Linux shortcut paths are saved with UTF-8 encoding
- Game titles are copied and saved with UTF-8 encoding
"Intel legacy mode" was a special mode to workaround various Intel OpenGL driver limitations during the earlier years of Cemu. It's been unmaintained for years and no longer serves a purpose.
If we ever bring back compatibility with ancient Intel GPUs it should be done in a more structured way than a blunt yes/no flag.
If a title exists multiple times in the game folder in different formats, then prefer and use non-NUS format if one is available. This is so we match previous Cemu behavior where Cemu would pick non-NUS simply due the fact that NUS format wasn't supported yet.
