screen.h

/* ScummVM - Graphic Adventure Engine
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#ifndef SWORD2_SCREEN_H
#define SWORD2_SCREEN_H

#include "common/rect.h"
#include "common/stream.h"

#define MAX_bgp0_sprites 6
#define MAX_bgp1_sprites 6
#define MAX_back_sprites 30
#define MAX_sort_sprites 30
#define MAX_fore_sprites 30
#define MAX_fgp0_sprites 6
#define MAX_fgp1_sprites 6

#define PALTABLESIZE     (64 * 64 * 64)

#define BLOCKWIDTH       64
#define BLOCKHEIGHT      64
#define MAXLAYERS        5

#define MENUDEEP         40
#define RENDERWIDE       640
#define RENDERDEEP       (480 - (MENUDEEP * 2))

// Maximum scaled size of a sprite
#define SCALE_MAXWIDTH   512
#define SCALE_MAXHEIGHT  512

// Dirty grid cell size
#define CELLWIDE         10
#define CELLDEEP         20

namespace Sword2 {

class Sword2Engine;

// Sprite defines

enum {
    // This is the low byte part of the sprite type.

    RDSPR_TRANS         = 0x0001,
    RDSPR_BLEND         = 0x0004,
    RDSPR_FLIP          = 0x0008,
    RDSPR_SHADOW            = 0x0010,
    RDSPR_DISPLAYALIGN      = 0x0020,
    RDSPR_NOCOMPRESSION     = 0x0040,
    RDSPR_EDGEBLEND         = 0x0080,   // Unused

    // This is the high byte part of the sprite type, which defines what
    // type of compression is used. Unless RDSPR_NOCOMPRESSION is set.

    RDSPR_RLE16         = 0x0000,
    RDSPR_RLE256            = 0x0100,
    RDSPR_RLE256FAST        = 0x0200
};

// Fading defines

enum {
    RDFADE_NONE,
    RDFADE_UP,
    RDFADE_DOWN,
    RDFADE_BLACK
};

// Palette defines

enum {
    RDPAL_FADE,
    RDPAL_INSTANT
};

// Blitting FX defines

enum {
    RDBLTFX_SPRITEBLEND     = 0x01,
    RDBLTFX_SHADOWBLEND     = 0x02,
    RDBLTFX_EDGEBLEND       = 0x04
};

// Structure filled out by each object to register its graphic printing
// requrements

struct BuildUnit {
    int16 x;
    int16 y;
    uint16 scaled_width;
    uint16 scaled_height;
    int16 sort_y;
    uint32 anim_resource;
    uint16 anim_pc;

    // Denotes a scaling sprite at print time - and holds the scaling value
    // for the shrink routine

    uint16 scale;

    // Non-zero means this item is a layer - retrieve from background layer
    // and send to special renderer

    uint16 layer_number;

    // True means we want this frame to be affected by the shading mask

    bool shadingFlag;
};

struct ScreenInfo {
    uint16 scroll_offset_x;     // Position x
    uint16 scroll_offset_y;     // Position y
    uint16 max_scroll_offset_x; // Calc'ed in fnInitBackground
    uint16 max_scroll_offset_y;
    int16 player_feet_x;        // Feet coordinates to use - can't just
    int16 player_feet_y;        // fetch the player compact anymore
    int16 feet_x;           // Special offset-to-player position -
    int16 feet_y;           // tweek as desired - always set in
                    // screen manager object startup
    uint16 screen_wide;     // Size of background layer - hence
    uint16 screen_deep;     // size of back buffer itself (Paul
                    // actually malloc's it)
    uint32 background_layer_id; // Id of the normal background layer
                    // from the header of the main
                    // background layer
    uint16 number_of_layers;
    uint8 new_palette;      // Set to non zero to start the
                    // palette held within layer file
                    // fading up after a buildDisplay()
    uint8 scroll_flag;      // Scroll mode 0 off 1 on
    bool mask_flag;         // Using shading mask
};

// The SpriteInfo structure is used to tell the driver96 code what attributes
// are linked to a sprite for drawing.  These include position, scaling and
// compression.

struct SpriteInfo {
    int16 x;        // coords for top-left of sprite
    int16 y;
    uint16 w;       // dimensions of sprite (before scaling)
    uint16 h;
    uint16 scale;       // scale at which to draw, given in 256ths ['0' or '256' MEANS DON'T SCALE]
    uint16 scaledWidth; // new dimensions (we calc these for the mouse area, so may as well pass to you to save time)
    uint16 scaledHeight;    //
    uint16 type;        // mask containing 'RDSPR_' bits specifying compression type, flip, transparency, etc
    uint16 blend;       // holds the blending values.
    byte *data;     // pointer to the sprite data
    byte *colorTable;   // pointer to 16-byte color table, only applicable to 16-col compression type
    bool isText;        // It is a engine-generated sprite containing text
};

struct BlockSurface {
    byte data[BLOCKWIDTH * BLOCKHEIGHT];
    bool transparent;
};

struct Parallax {
    uint16 w;
    uint16 h;

    // The dimensions are followed by an offset table, but we don't know in
    // advance how big it is. See initializeBackgroundLayer().

    static int size() {
        return 4;
    }

    void read(const byte *addr);
    void write(byte *addr);
};

class Screen {
private:
    Sword2Engine *_vm;

    // _thisScreen describes the current back buffer and its in-game scroll
    // positions, etc.

    ScreenInfo _thisScreen;

    int32 _renderCaps;
    int8 _renderLevel;

    byte *_buffer;
    byte *_lightMask;

    // Game screen metrics
    int16 _screenWide;
    int16 _screenDeep;

    bool _needFullRedraw;

    // Scroll variables.  _scrollX and _scrollY hold the current scroll
    // position, and _scrollXTarget and _scrollYTarget are the target
    // position for the end of the game cycle.

    int16 _scrollX;
    int16 _scrollY;

    int16 _scrollXTarget;
    int16 _scrollYTarget;
    int16 _scrollXOld;
    int16 _scrollYOld;

    int16 _parallaxScrollX; // current x offset to link a sprite to the
                // parallax layer
    int16 _parallaxScrollY; // current y offset to link a sprite to the
                // parallax layer
    int16 _locationWide;
    int16 _locationDeep;

    // Dirty grid handling
    byte *_dirtyGrid;

    uint16 _gridWide;
    uint16 _gridDeep;

    byte _palette[256 * 3];
    byte _paletteMatch[PALTABLESIZE];

    uint8 _fadeStatus;
    int32 _fadeStartTime;
    int32 _fadeTotalTime;

    // 'frames per second' counting stuff
    uint32 _fps;
    uint32 _cycleTime;
    uint32 _frameCount;

    int32 _initialTime;
    int32 _startTime;
    int32 _totalTime;
    int32 _renderAverageTime;
    int32 _framesPerGameCycle;
    bool _renderTooSlow;

    void startNewPalette();

    void resetRenderEngine();

    void startRenderCycle();
    bool endRenderCycle();

    // Holds the order of the sort list, i.e. the list stays static and we
    // sort this array.

    uint16 _sortOrder[MAX_sort_sprites];

    BuildUnit _bgp0List[MAX_bgp0_sprites];
    BuildUnit _bgp1List[MAX_bgp1_sprites];
    BuildUnit _backList[MAX_back_sprites];
    BuildUnit _sortList[MAX_sort_sprites];
    BuildUnit _foreList[MAX_fore_sprites];
    BuildUnit _fgp0List[MAX_fgp0_sprites];
    BuildUnit _fgp1List[MAX_fgp1_sprites];

    uint32 _curBgp0;
    uint32 _curBgp1;
    uint32 _curBack;
    uint32 _curSort;
    uint32 _curFore;
    uint32 _curFgp0;
    uint32 _curFgp1;

    void drawBackPar0Frames();
    void drawBackPar1Frames();
    void drawBackFrames();
    void drawSortFrames(byte *file);
    void drawForeFrames();
    void drawForePar0Frames();
    void drawForePar1Frames();

    void processLayer(byte *file, uint32 layer_number);
    void processImage(BuildUnit *build_unit);

    uint8 _scrollFraction;

    // Last palette used - so that we can restore the correct one after a
    // pause (which dims the screen) and it's not always the main screen
    // palette that we want, eg. during the eclipse

    // This flag gets set in startNewPalette() and setFullPalette()

    uint32 _lastPaletteRes;

    // Debugging stuff
    uint32 _largestLayerArea;
    uint32 _largestSpriteArea;
    char _largestLayerInfo[128];
    char _largestSpriteInfo[128];

    void registerFrame(byte *ob_mouse, byte *ob_graph, byte *ob_mega, BuildUnit *build_unit);

    void mirrorSprite(byte *dst, byte *src, int16 w, int16 h);
    int32 decompressRLE256(byte *dst, byte *src, int32 decompSize);
    void unwindRaw16(byte *dst, byte *src, uint16 blockSize, byte *colTable);
    int32 decompressRLE16(byte *dst, byte *src, int32 decompSize, byte *colTable);
    void renderParallax(byte *ptr, int16 layer);


    void markAsDirty(int16 x0, int16 y0, int16 x1, int16 y1);

    uint8 _xBlocks[MAXLAYERS];
    uint8 _yBlocks[MAXLAYERS];

    // This is used to cache PSX backgrounds and parallaxes
    // data, as they are kept in a file unmanageable from
    // resource manager. These get freed every time a user
    // exits from a room.
    byte *_psxScrCache[3];
    bool _psxCacheEnabled[3];

    // An array of sub-blocks, one for each of the parallax layers.

    BlockSurface **_blockSurfaces[MAXLAYERS];

    uint16 _xScale[SCALE_MAXWIDTH];
    uint16 _yScale[SCALE_MAXHEIGHT];

    void blitBlockSurface(BlockSurface *s, Common::Rect *r, Common::Rect *clipRect);

    uint16 _layer;

    bool _dimPalette;

    uint32 _pauseTicks;
    uint32 _pauseStartTick;

    uint32 getTick();

public:
    Screen(Sword2Engine *vm, int16 width, int16 height);
    ~Screen();

    void pauseScreen(bool pause);

    int8 getRenderLevel();
    void setRenderLevel(int8 level);

    byte *getScreen() { return _buffer; }
    byte *getPalette() { return _palette; }
    ScreenInfo *getScreenInfo() { return &_thisScreen; }

    int16 getScreenWide() { return _screenWide; }
    int16 getScreenDeep() { return _screenDeep; }

    uint32 getCurBgp0() { return _curBgp0; }
    uint32 getCurBgp1() { return _curBgp1; }
    uint32 getCurBack() { return _curBack; }
    uint32 getCurSort() { return _curSort; }
    uint32 getCurFore() { return _curFore; }
    uint32 getCurFgp0() { return _curFgp0; }
    uint32 getCurFgp1() { return _curFgp1; }

    uint32 getFps() { return _fps; }

    uint32 getLargestLayerArea() { return _largestLayerArea; }
    uint32 getLargestSpriteArea() { return _largestSpriteArea; }
    char *getLargestLayerInfo() { return _largestLayerInfo; }
    char *getLargestSpriteInfo() { return _largestSpriteInfo; }

    void setNeedFullRedraw();

    void clearScene();

    void resetRenderLists();

    void setLocationMetrics(uint16 w, uint16 h);
    int32 initializeBackgroundLayer(byte *parallax);
    int32 initializePsxParallaxLayer(byte *parallax);   // These are used to initialize psx backgrounds and
    int32 initializePsxBackgroundLayer(byte *parallax); // parallaxes, which are different from pc counterparts.
    void closeBackgroundLayer();

    void initializeRenderCycle();

    void initBackground(int32 res, int32 new_palette);
    void initPsxBackground(int32 res, int32 new_palette);
    void registerFrame(byte *ob_mouse, byte *ob_graph, byte *ob_mega);

    void setScrollFraction(uint8 f) { _scrollFraction = f; }
    void setScrollTarget(int16 x, int16 y);
    void setScrolling();

    void setFullPalette(int32 palRes);
    void setPalette(int16 startEntry, int16 noEntries, byte *palette, uint8 setNow);
    void setSystemPalette(const byte *colors, uint start, uint num);
    uint8 quickMatch(uint8 r, uint8 g, uint8 b);
    int32 fadeUp(float time = 0.75f);
    int32 fadeDown(float time = 0.75f);
    uint8 getFadeStatus();
    void dimPalette(bool dim);
    void waitForFade();
    void fadeServer();

    void updateDisplay(bool redrawScene = true);

    void displayMsg(byte *text, int time);

    int32 createSurface(SpriteInfo *s, byte **surface);
    void drawSurface(SpriteInfo *s, byte *surface, Common::Rect *clipRect = nullptr);
    void deleteSurface(byte *surface);
    int32 drawSprite(SpriteInfo *s);

    void scaleImageFast(byte *dst, uint16 dstPitch, uint16 dstWidth,
        uint16 dstHeight, byte *src, uint16 srcPitch, uint16 srcWidth,
        uint16 srcHeight);
    void scaleImageGood(byte *dst, uint16 dstPitch, uint16 dstWidth,
        uint16 dstHeight, byte *src, uint16 srcPitch, uint16 srcWidth,
        uint16 srcHeight, byte *backBuf, int16 bbXPos, int16 bbYPos);

    void updateRect(Common::Rect *r);

    int32 openLightMask(SpriteInfo *s);
    int32 closeLightMask();

    void buildDisplay();

    void plotPoint(int x, int y, uint8 color);
    void drawLine(int x0, int y0, int x1, int y1, uint8 color);

    void rollCredits();
    void splashScreen();

    // Some sprites are compressed in HIF format
    static uint32 decompressHIF(byte *src, byte *dst, uint32 *skipData = nullptr);
    // This is used to resize psx sprites back to original resolution
    static void resizePsxSprite(byte *dst, byte *src, uint16 destW, uint16 destH);
    // Some sprites are divided into 254 pixel wide stripes, this recomposes them
    // and generates a "normal" sprite.
    static void recomposePsxSprite(SpriteInfo *s);
    static void recomposeCompPsxSprite(SpriteInfo *s);

    // These functions manage the PSX screen cache
    void setPsxScrCache(byte *psxScrCache, uint8 level);
    byte *getPsxScrCache(uint8 level);
    bool getPsxScrCacheStatus(uint8 level);
    void flushPsxScrCache();

};

} // End of namespace Sword2

#endif