Use the Tokimeki / old Juiced 2 method for Breath of Fire III #18653
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@unknownbrackets summoning for opinion since I'm deleting your old workaround here :) It's always a bit iffy to go from general hack to compat.ini option, but I still would argue that in this case it's cleaner this way. |
Allows us to delete a bunch of complex code.
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I'm going to get this in, it'll make some things I want to do like #18646 easier. Hopefully we can make the framebuffer-merge heuristic safe enough in the future to enable without a flag - the only known breakage when doing so is that it slows down Juiced 2 drastically since it does self-texturing within the merged range, which isn't an issue in BOF. |
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See #18650 / #6379
Merges the two framebuffers into one, instead of complex logic to pick the right texture from the coordinates.
Allows us to delete a piece of complex code from the renderers, but for now at least, requires us to enable the compat flag.
I don't think there are any other known games that rely on this?