J2D: Implement JSystem 2D rendering library, use it display Wind Waker place names #735
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These can (hackily) be used to render a super basic pane
This is used by the message system, of which d_place_name is a part. In the future, I'll also use this for message dialogs during demos.
…-left, ours is bottom left. Place names are now in the correct positions
magcius
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Dec 13, 2024
Co-authored-by: Jasper St. Pierre <[email protected]>
…into placename
… to work with new ortho matrix Thanks to Jasper for setting me straight on where the Y inversion was coming from (J2DOrthoGraph::setPort())
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src/Common/JSYSTEM/J2D.tsBLO(Binary Layout).fopMsgMfunctionality toframework.tssrc/ZeldaWindWaker/d_place_name.tsBLO files contain layout data for 2D elements. It is made up of a hierarchy of J2DPanes (essentially just a bounding box) and J2Pictures. Child elements inherit the transform from their parents. The entire hierarchy contained in a single root J2DScreen object. I followed the pattern of J3D and split up the loading functions from the runtime objects.
J2D and BLO files can also be used to render message boxes during demos. I'm hoping that others will find uses for them as well.
As for place names: currently, the only ones that will display are Outset Island and The Forsaken Fortress during their intro cutscenes.