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totk-pc-recomp/runtime/menu_cursor.c
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Valiantsin DzerakhandClaude Opus 5.5 ff49f6b62f Keep the gamepad unchanged under the direct mouse and the menu pointer, and fix the mouse activity flags
The camera input's activity hook wrote the flags to +0x418, but the game's next instruction stores w8 over them
(1.4.3 main+0x874d80), so a mouse-only turn still read as idle. The hook now changes w8.

The free-orbit hooks rewrote the camera stick input from the last sample even in steps without mouse motion; they now
take a step only when the mouse moved in it or holds the pitch, so a gamepad-only step reaches the camera as the game
made it.

The mouse shake gesture for detaching parts is gone: three 24-count reversals fire while a held object is turned back
and forth. Arrow keys or the pad's right stick shake as before.

The menu pointer comes only while the keyboard and mouse are the device used last (input_kbm_last): a gamepad player
sees the menus as on the console. Raw mouse travel is counted while the cursor is released too, so moving the mouse
brings the pointer back.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-11-04 08:10:59 +03:00

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// The mouse pointer in TotK 1.4.3's own menus (the title, the inventory, the System tab, Options, shops, dialogue
// choices): while a menu screen has the game's focus box (eui's BoxCursor, the frame the d-pad moves), the Windows
// pointer is released from the mouse camera and shown, the item under it takes the focus as if the d-pad had moved
// there (highlight, sound and description included), a left click on an item is A on it and a right click is B.
// Nothing is drawn and no game code is called: at each pad read (ov_input.c GetNpadStates, the game thread) the open
// screens are read and the focus is moved with the three writes eui::BoxCursorMgr::moveBoxCursor makes, so the game's
// own BoxCursorControl moves the box at its next update.
//
// Adapted from Weeping of the Empire's engine/runtime/totk_menu_cursor.cpp @ df0586cdc5702ca19bbebfa59697e0b6980f6237
// (https://github.com/daniel-madrid-07/weeping-of-the-empire), Copyright (c) 2026 daniel-madrid-07, MIT License: the
// focus read, the hit test, the stale-hit-pane fallback and the focus writes, which it does for 1.0.0.
// Placed in 1.4.3 by hand:
// - eui::ScreenMgr::sInstance: 1.0.0 main+0x4640010, 1.4.3 main+0x3acf960 (its createInstance main+0xc613d4 and
// constructor main+0xc61450 match 1.0.0's main+0x119c5cc / +0x119c648 instruction for instruction, the object
// 0x450 bytes with the same field stores, so its layout is 1.0.0's);
// - the screen's reserved node (+0x150) and request bits (+0x175, bit 2) and its draw target byte (+0x16c): the same
// stores at 1.4.3 main+0x87903c.
// The other fields are 1.0.0's; menu_cursor logs what it reads the first time a menu opens (TOTK_MENU_CURSOR_LOG=1:
// every screen change), so a field that moved shows as a menu with no nodes or boxes off the layout.
//
// Only while keyboard and mouse are the device used last (input_kbm_last): a gamepad player sees the menus unchanged.
// TOTK_MENU_CURSOR (live, default 1): 0 leaves the menus to the keys and the pad.
#include <math.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "cfg.h"
#include "gfx.h"
#include "host.h"
#include "input.h"
#include "input_map.h"
#include "input_wsys.h"
#include "layout.h"
#include "platform/platform.h"
#define SCREEN_MGR_V143 0x3acf960ull // eui::ScreenMgr::sInstance
#define MAIN_SIZE 0x3adf000ull // main's image (code, data, bss) in 1.4.3
// eui::ScreenMgr, BoxCursorMgr, BoxCursorControl
enum { SM_BOX_MGR = 0x3f8, BM_CONTROLS = 0x28, CTL_ACTIVE = 0x58, CTL_RESERVED = 0x60 };
// eui::Screen
enum { SCR_LAYOUT = 0x28, SCR_DRAW_INFO = 0x60, SCR_NODES = 0x80, SCR_RESERVED = 0x150, SCR_STATE = 0x16e,
SCR_REQUEST = 0x175, SCR_OPENED = 2 };
// eui::BoxCursorNode, AnimButton
enum { NODE_BUTTON = 0x18, NODE_SCREEN = 0x20, BTN_LAYOUT = 0x20, BTN_FLAGS = 0x40, BTN_HIT_PANE = 0x58 };
#define BTN_USABLE 0x20010u // both set: active and enabled (ButtonGroup::Update's test)
// nn::ui2d::DrawInfo: projection (4 x 4) and view (3 x 4); nn::ui2d::Layout: root pane, size, name
enum { DI_PROJ = 0x10, DI_VIEW = 0x50, LYT_ROOT = 0x18, LYT_SIZE = 0x28, LYT_NAME = 0x30 };
// nn::ui2d::Pane
enum { PANE_PARENT = 0x18, PANE_SIZE = 0x50, PANE_FLAG = 0x58, PANE_ALPHA = 0x59, PANE_BASE = 0x5b, PANE_MTX = 0x70 };
static uint64_t main_lo, main_hi;
static int ok_at(uint64_t p, uint64_t n) {
return p >= 0x10000 && p < (1ull << 47) && (p & 7) == 0 && plat_mem_readable(p, n);
}
static uint64_t rd64(uint64_t a) { uint64_t v; memcpy(&v, (const void *)(uintptr_t)a, 8); return v; }
static uint32_t rd32(uint64_t a) { uint32_t v; memcpy(&v, (const void *)(uintptr_t)a, 4); return v; }
static uint8_t rd8(uint64_t a) { return *(const volatile uint8_t *)(uintptr_t)a; }
static float rdf(uint64_t a) { float v; memcpy(&v, (const void *)(uintptr_t)a, 4); return v; }
// An object of the game: readable, its vtable in main's image
static int game_object(uint64_t p, uint64_t n) {
if (!ok_at(p, n)) return 0;
uint64_t vt = rd64(p);
return vt >= main_lo && vt < main_hi;
}
// ---- panes (AnimButton::HitTest's rules: 1.0.0 main+0x222ea40, +0x223b090)
static int pane_shown(uint64_t pane) {
if (!ok_at(pane, PANE_MTX + 0x20)) return 0;
if (!(rd8(pane + PANE_FLAG) & 1) || !rd8(pane + PANE_ALPHA)) return 0;
int depth = 0;
for (uint64_t p = rd64(pane + PANE_PARENT); p; p = rd64(p + PANE_PARENT)) {
if (!ok_at(p, PANE_MTX) || ++depth > 64) return 0;
uint8_t f = rd8(p + PANE_FLAG);
if (!(f & 1) || (!rd8(p + PANE_ALPHA) && (f & 2))) return 0;
}
return 1;
}
// The pane's box in layout coordinates (origin at the centre, y up): centre and half size
static void pane_box(uint64_t pane, float *cx, float *cy, float *hw, float *hh) {
float w = rdf(pane + PANE_SIZE), h = rdf(pane + PANE_SIZE + 4);
float m00 = rdf(pane + PANE_MTX), m11 = rdf(pane + PANE_MTX + 0x14);
uint8_t base = rd8(pane + PANE_BASE), bh = base & 3, bv = base >> 2 & 3;
*hw = fabsf(w * m00) * 0.5f, *hh = fabsf(h * m11) * 0.5f;
*cx = rdf(pane + PANE_MTX + 0xc), *cy = rdf(pane + PANE_MTX + 0x1c);
if (bh == 1) *cx += *hw; else if (bh == 2) *cx -= *hw; // the translation is the left / right edge
if (bv == 1) *cy -= *hh; else if (bv == 2) *cy += *hh; // ... the top / bottom edge
}
// The screen's draw transform, for a screen drawn away from its centred layout space (scale and translation only)
typedef struct { int ok; float v[12], p[16]; } Xf;
static Xf screen_xf(uint64_t scr) {
Xf x = {0};
uint64_t di = rd64(scr + SCR_DRAW_INFO);
if (!ok_at(di, DI_VIEW + sizeof x.v)) return x;
memcpy(x.p, (const void *)(uintptr_t)(di + DI_PROJ), sizeof x.p);
memcpy(x.v, (const void *)(uintptr_t)(di + DI_VIEW), sizeof x.v);
for (int i = 0; i < 16; i++) if (!isfinite(x.p[i])) return x;
for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) if (!isfinite(x.v[i])) return x;
x.ok = x.p[0] != 0 && x.p[5] != 0 && fabsf(x.p[1]) < 1e-5f && fabsf(x.p[4]) < 1e-5f && fabsf(x.v[1]) < 1e-4f &&
fabsf(x.v[4]) < 1e-4f;
return x;
}
static int to_ndc(const Xf *t, float x, float y, float *nx, float *ny) {
float vx = t->v[0] * x + t->v[1] * y + t->v[3], vy = t->v[4] * x + t->v[5] * y + t->v[7],
vz = t->v[8] * x + t->v[9] * y + t->v[11];
float cx = t->p[0] * vx + t->p[1] * vy + t->p[2] * vz + t->p[3];
float cy = t->p[4] * vx + t->p[5] * vy + t->p[6] * vz + t->p[7];
float cw = t->p[12] * vx + t->p[13] * vy + t->p[14] * vz + t->p[15];
if (!(fabsf(cw) > 1e-6f)) return 0;
*nx = cx / cw, *ny = cy / cw;
return 1;
}
// The transform maps the layout as the plain layout test does (centre to 0,0, corner to 1,1): it adds nothing
static int xf_plain(const Xf *t, float lw, float lh) {
float ax, ay, bx, by;
if (!to_ndc(t, 0, 0, &ax, &ay) || !to_ndc(t, lw / 2, lh / 2, &bx, &by)) return 1;
return fabsf(ax) < 0.01f && fabsf(ay) < 0.01f && fabsf(bx - 1) < 0.01f && fabsf(by - 1) < 0.01f;
}
// The pointer: layout coordinates (x, y) and device coordinates (nx, ny), and the transform when it is not plain
typedef struct { float x, y, nx, ny; const Xf *t; } Pt;
static int pane_hit(uint64_t pane, const Pt *p) {
if (!pane_shown(pane)) return 0;
float cx, cy, hw, hh;
pane_box(pane, &cx, &cy, &hw, &hh);
if (!p->t) return p->x >= cx - hw && p->x <= cx + hw && p->y >= cy - hh && p->y <= cy + hh;
float ax, ay, bx, by;
if (!to_ndc(p->t, cx - hw, cy - hh, &ax, &ay) || !to_ndc(p->t, cx + hw, cy + hh, &bx, &by)) return 0;
return p->nx >= fminf(ax, bx) && p->nx <= fmaxf(ax, bx) && p->ny >= fminf(ay, by) && p->ny <= fmaxf(ay, by);
}
// ---- screens and nodes
typedef struct { uint64_t control, node, screen; } Focus;
static uint64_t screen_mgr(void) {
uint64_t slot = MOD_MAIN_BASE + SCREEN_MGR_V143, sm = rd64(slot);
return game_object(sm, SM_BOX_MGR + 8) ? sm : 0;
}
// The focused node of an open screen, from the draw targets' box cursors (all 0: none, as in gameplay)
static Focus focus_now(void) {
Focus none = {0};
uint64_t sm = screen_mgr(), bm = sm ? rd64(sm + SM_BOX_MGR) : 0;
if (!ok_at(bm, BM_CONTROLS + 16)) return none;
for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
uint64_t ctl = rd64(bm + BM_CONTROLS + 8ull * i);
if (!ok_at(ctl, CTL_RESERVED + 8)) continue;
uint64_t node = rd64(ctl + CTL_ACTIVE);
if (!ok_at(node, NODE_SCREEN + 8)) continue;
uint64_t scr = rd64(node + NODE_SCREEN);
if (!game_object(scr, SCR_REQUEST + 1) || rd8(scr + SCR_STATE) != SCR_OPENED) continue;
return (Focus){ctl, node, scr};
}
return none;
}
static void layout_name(uint64_t scr, char *out, size_t n) {
snprintf(out, n, "?");
uint64_t lyt = rd64(scr + SCR_LAYOUT), name = ok_at(lyt, LYT_NAME + 8) ? rd64(lyt + LYT_NAME) : 0;
if (name < 0x10000 || name >= (1ull << 47) || !plat_mem_readable(name, n)) return;
memcpy(out, (const void *)(uintptr_t)name, n - 1);
out[n - 1] = 0;
for (char *q = out; *q; q++) if (*q < 0x20 || *q > 0x7e) { *q = 0; break; }
}
static void layout_size(uint64_t scr, float *lw, float *lh) {
*lw = 1920, *lh = 1080;
uint64_t lyt = rd64(scr + SCR_LAYOUT);
if (!ok_at(lyt, LYT_SIZE + 8)) return;
float w = rdf(lyt + LYT_SIZE), h = rdf(lyt + LYT_SIZE + 4);
if (w >= 64 && w <= 8192 && h >= 64 && h <= 8192) *lw = w, *lh = h;
}
// The screen's focusable nodes: an sead OffsetList, head {prev, next} at +0x80, node-to-link offset at +0x94
#define MAX_NODES 512
static int nodes_of(uint64_t scr, uint64_t *node, uint64_t *btn) {
uint64_t head = scr + SCR_NODES;
int32_t off = (int32_t)rd32(head + 0x14), n = 0;
if (off < 0 || off > 0x40) return 0;
for (uint64_t link = rd64(head + 8); link != head && n < MAX_NODES; link = rd64(link + 8)) {
if (!ok_at(link, 16)) break;
uint64_t nd = link - (uint64_t)off;
if (!ok_at(nd, NODE_SCREEN + 8)) continue;
uint64_t b = rd64(nd + NODE_BUTTON);
if (!ok_at(b, BTN_HIT_PANE + 8)) continue;
node[n] = nd, btn[n] = b, n++;
}
return n;
}
static int usable(uint64_t btn) { return !(~rd32(btn + BTN_FLAGS) & BTN_USABLE); }
static uint64_t root_pane(uint64_t btn) {
uint64_t blyt = rd64(btn + BTN_LAYOUT);
return ok_at(blyt, LYT_ROOT + 8) ? rd64(blyt + LYT_ROOT) : 0;
}
// Every usable node's shown hit pane lies off the visible layout: the hit panes are stale (TotK never uses touch;
// the dialogue choices' sit far from where the choices are drawn), so the buttons' own parts panes stand for them
static int stale_hit_panes(int n, const uint64_t *btn, float lw, float lh, const Xf *t) {
int seen = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {
if (!usable(btn[i])) continue;
uint64_t pane = rd64(btn[i] + BTN_HIT_PANE);
if (!ok_at(pane, PANE_MTX + 0x20) || !pane_shown(pane)) continue;
float cx, cy, hw, hh, vx, vy;
pane_box(pane, &cx, &cy, &hw, &hh);
int in = t ? to_ndc(t, cx, cy, &vx, &vy) && fabsf(vx) <= 1 && fabsf(vy) <= 1
: fabsf(cx) <= lw / 2 && fabsf(cy) <= lh / 2;
seen++;
if (in) return 0;
}
return seen > 0;
}
// The usable node under the pointer, 0: none
static uint64_t node_at(int n, const uint64_t *node, const uint64_t *btn, const Pt *p, float lw, float lh) {
if (!stale_hit_panes(n, btn, lw, lh, p->t)) {
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
if (usable(btn[i]) && pane_hit(rd64(btn[i] + BTN_HIT_PANE), p)) return node[i];
return 0;
}
uint64_t found = 0;
float best = 1e30f;
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { // parts panes can be several items wide: the nearest centre
uint64_t pane = root_pane(btn[i]);
if (!usable(btn[i]) || !pane_hit(pane, p)) continue;
float cx, cy, hw, hh, d;
pane_box(pane, &cx, &cy, &hw, &hh);
d = (cx - p->x) * (cx - p->x) + (cy - p->y) * (cy - p->y);
if (d < best) best = d, found = node[i];
}
return found;
}
// The focus to node: the writes moveBoxCursor makes. The request bit is a byte eui also writes, so it is raised
// again until the focus is there.
static void move_focus(const Focus *f, uint64_t node) {
memcpy((void *)(uintptr_t)(f->control + CTL_RESERVED), &node, 8);
memcpy((void *)(uintptr_t)(f->screen + SCR_RESERVED), &node, 8);
__atomic_fetch_or((uint8_t *)(uintptr_t)(f->screen + SCR_REQUEST), (uint8_t)4, __ATOMIC_SEQ_CST);
}
// Screens with a focus box that are gameplay, not menus: the L ability wheel, the D-pad strips, Autobuild's list, the
// Purah Pad's camera and the map (the stick moves its own cursor there)
static int gameplay_screen(const char *nm) {
static const char *const names[] = {"ShortCutMainItem_00", "ShortCut_00", "AutoBuilder_00", "CameraPointer_00",
"AppMap_00"};
for (size_t i = 0; i < sizeof names / sizeof *names; i++)
if (!strcmp(nm, names[i])) return 1;
return 0;
}
static volatile int32_t g_pointer; // a menu has the pointer: input_cursor_allowed releases the capture
int menu_cursor_pointer(void) { return __atomic_load_n(&g_pointer, __ATOMIC_RELAXED); }
static int enabled(void) {
if (!RT_V143) return 0;
const char *v = cfg_get("TOTK_MENU_CURSOR"), *in = cfg_get("TOTK_INPUT");
return !(v && !strcmp(v, "0")) && !(in && !strcmp(in, "none"));
}
static void set_pointer(int on) {
if (plat_xchg32(&g_pointer, on) == on) return;
ikb_cursor_update();
if (on) ikb_pointer_set(0.5f, 0.5f); // the pointer appears in the middle, not where the capture left it
}
// The pointer on the game's picture, 0..1 from its top left (the present's fit, letterbox or pillarbox)
static int picture_pos(float *px, float *py) {
float nx, ny, r[4];
if (!ikb_pointer(&nx, &ny) || !gfx_picture_rect(r) || r[2] <= 0 || r[3] <= 0) return 0;
*px = (nx - r[0]) / r[2], *py = (ny - r[1]) / r[3];
return *px >= 0 && *px <= 1 && *py >= 0 && *py <= 1;
}
static void log_screen(const Focus *f, const char *nm, int n, float lw, float lh, const Xf *t, int stale) {
static uint64_t last;
static int lines;
const char *e = cfg_get("TOTK_MENU_CURSOR_LOG");
int verbose = e && !strcmp(e, "1");
if (f->screen == last || (!verbose && lines >= 6)) return;
last = f->screen, lines++;
rt_log("menu_cursor: screen %s (layout %gx%g, %d nodes, %s hit panes, draw transform %s)", nm, lw, lh, n,
stale ? "stale" : "own", t ? "scaled" : "plain");
}
// Once per pad read on the game thread: the pointer's hover and clicks, as pad buttons (A, B) for this read
void menu_cursor_poll(uint64_t *buttons) {
static int inited, pending_a, held_l, held_r;
static uint64_t pending_node, pending_until, hold_until, hold_bit;
static float last_px = -1, last_py = -1;
if (!inited) {
inited = 1;
main_lo = MOD_MAIN_BASE, main_hi = MOD_MAIN_BASE + MAIN_SIZE;
if (RT_V143) rt_log("menu_cursor: on for 1.4.3 (TOTK_MENU_CURSOR=0 turns it off)");
}
if (!enabled()) { set_pointer(0); return; }
Focus f = focus_now();
char nm[48] = "";
if (f.screen) layout_name(f.screen, nm, sizeof nm);
// With the gamepad as the last device the menus stay as they are on the console: no pointer, the capture kept.
// Moving the mouse (or a key) makes keyboard and mouse the last device and the pointer comes.
int menu = f.screen && !gameplay_screen(nm) && ikb_foreground() && input_kbm_last();
set_pointer(menu);
int l = ikb_down(KEY_MOUSE_L), r = ikb_down(KEY_MOUSE_R);
int click_l = l && !held_l, click_r = r && !held_r;
held_l = l, held_r = r;
uint64_t now = plat_now_ms();
if (now < hold_until) { // a click's button, held for 60 ms so the game sees one press whatever its read rate
*buttons |= hold_bit;
return;
}
if (!menu) { pending_a = 0; last_px = last_py = -1; return; }
if (pending_a) { // the focus asked for by a click: A once it is there
if (rd64(f.control + CTL_ACTIVE) == pending_node) {
pending_a = 0, hold_until = now + 60, hold_bit = 1ull << B_A;
*buttons |= hold_bit;
return;
}
if (now > pending_until) pending_a = 0;
else move_focus(&f, pending_node);
return;
}
if (click_r) { hold_until = now + 60, hold_bit = 1ull << B_B; *buttons |= hold_bit; return; }
float px, py;
if (!picture_pos(&px, &py)) return;
int moved = fabsf(px - last_px) > 0.001f || fabsf(py - last_py) > 0.001f;
if (!moved && !click_l) return;
last_px = px, last_py = py;
float lw, lh;
layout_size(f.screen, &lw, &lh);
Xf xf = screen_xf(f.screen);
Pt p = {(px - 0.5f) * lw, (0.5f - py) * lh, px * 2 - 1, 1 - py * 2, NULL};
if (xf.ok && !xf_plain(&xf, lw, lh)) p.t = &xf;
static uint64_t node[MAX_NODES], btn[MAX_NODES];
int n = nodes_of(f.screen, node, btn);
log_screen(&f, nm, n, lw, lh, p.t, n && stale_hit_panes(n, btn, lw, lh, p.t));
uint64_t at = n ? node_at(n, node, btn, &p, lw, lh) : 0;
if (!at) return;
if (at != f.node) move_focus(&f, at);
if (click_l) {
if (at == f.node) { hold_until = now + 60, hold_bit = 1ull << B_A; *buttons |= hold_bit; }
else pending_a = 1, pending_node = at, pending_until = now + 300;
}
}