Merged onto the mods folder (task/mods1); the Cheats tab sits after Mods. The cheats' menu text and the cheat file's
place are reworked for the mods folder in the commits that follow.
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Each mod is a row with its switch, the files it serves and why it is unused when it is; the top and left face buttons,
Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down or the drawn arrows move it. The real-time step, cloth and high-fps fix switches move here from
the Game tab under the port's own patches. The text is in the catalog in English, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese and
Simplified Chinese. The tester guide says where mods go and how TKMM's merged output fits in.
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The panes now leave the bottom row free (opt_bottom), as the option tabs do, so Continue and Quit
stay visible; the hold time label sits above its slider instead of being cut off beside it; the
Tap and Lift buttons take the frame height, so their text is not clipped. A missing amiibo folder
lists nothing and says so: the tab no longer swaps in the game folder and saves it to totk.ini
just by being opened.
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The stick reading moved from input_win.c to input.c in dev, so the per-stick dead zone and
input_pad_stick_percent are applied there, under the platform mutex. The rows sit beside the
stick camera speed and walk key rows; pt-BR and zh-Hans get the per-stick texts.
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The pane copied each description into 512 bytes. The Russian button layout description is 840 bytes of UTF-8, so it stopped mid-sentence, and the English one (507 bytes) lost the note appended after it. The pane now holds UI_DESC_BYTES (2048), and probe_menu_text checks every English and Russian menu text leaves room for a note.
stick_deadzone sets one dead zone for both sticks, and finding the value that stops a drift means guessing. A worn
stick usually drifts on its own while the other one is fine. lstick_deadzone and rstick_deadzone (0 to 50 percent,
live) set one stick each and fall back to stick_deadzone while unset, so existing totk.ini files behave as before.
input_pad_deadzone in input_map.c picks the value; input_pad_stick and its scaling stay as they are.
The Controls tab shows Left and Right stick dead zone rows in place of the single one. With a gamepad connected each
row shows its stick's deflection now, before the dead zone ("stick now"), so a drifting stick's resting value can be
read off and the zone set just above it. opt_slider takes the note line and a fallback key for that: a row whose key is
unset shows the fallback's value, and a change sets the key. probe-cfg checks the fallback, the clamp and
input_stick_percent. The menu text is in English and Russian.
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Players bring their own cheats\<build id>.txt next to totk.exe; none ship with the port. The setup turns cheats that
write main's code into patch sets (tools/cheats.py), cheats that write data run in a cheat VM after dmnt's every
presented frame (runtime/cheats.c), and the menu's Cheats tab switches each one, saved under [cheats] in totk.ini.
The patch table now takes several sets per site, first set in file order winning, and replacements that end in a
branch or ret, so cheats that patch the same instruction or end in a jump can be built.
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Every Switch button and the eight stick directions the keys drive get two key cells and a controller cell under the
button layout. A cell takes the next key, mouse button or controller button pressed; a key in use moves over, a
controller button swaps. The tab writes bind_ lines (new: bind_LSTICK_* / bind_RSTICK_*, key:default, pad:default) and
input_win.c builds the tables again when one changes, so remapping applies while the game runs. More keys can be
bound: Enter, Backspace, right Shift and Ctrl, Alt, the numpad, punctuation, F2-F7, F9, F12, mouse buttons 4 and 5.
Alt alone no longer enters the window menu loop.
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The left stick now moves the menu cursor as the D-pad does (ImGui only scrolled with it). The page's rows are a
direct NavFlattened child of the menu window: behind a second child level ImGui did not clip them, so up from
Continue went to the tabs and down from the tabs to Continue.
The full overlay reads temperature, board power, clock and GPU load from ADL's PM log on AMD GPUs (matched by PCI
bus), and shows the window, game image and 3D scene sizes, the scaling to the window (FSR and its sharpness), the
frame limit and the presentation mode in use.
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Reset asks first in a modal; B and Esc close the modal instead of the menu. The validation layer row is greyed out when the layer is missing. Option rows get whole-pixel heights: with a fractional height ImGui's truncation grew the page a pixel per row scrolled out of view, which cut off a row scrolled to the bottom. The first row taking the cursor scrolls the page to its top, so text and a heading above it show.
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Rows read and write their key through cfg, mark the default, say "after restart" for start-only settings and grey out what an environment variable fixes; totk.ini is written 0.4 s after the last change and when the menu closes. The graphics card list comes from the Vulkan devices, the window sizes from the monitor, and the language names of Japanese, Korean and Chinese are drawn with glyphs merged in from a system font (plat_font_path). The font atlas and style follow the window height. TOTK_MENU_TEST saves one shot per tab and ignores real input meanwhile; TOTK_MENU_TEST_SET sets settings at given frames (SAVE=1 writes totk.ini). A background test window going fullscreen no longer comes to the front or takes focus, and the log names the present mode the swapchain gets.
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