stretch to fill screen with fbemu

[Nejsplitter]

hey @gonetz , when using a "stretch to fill" aspect ratio, is there somewhere in the gliden64 code i can edit to make it so that when i use framebuffer emulation i dont have to use overscan values to fill the screen for each game, instead i just want it to fill the whole screen like when fbemu is disabled

[Nejsplitter]

so i used ai to see if it can help me and here is what it came up with, inframebuffer.cppi changed:

dstX0 = static_cast<s32>((hx0 * viScaleX + f32(XoffsetRight)) * dstScaleX); dstX1 = static_cast<s32>(m_overscan.getDrawingWidth()) - static_cast<s32>(hx1 * viScaleX * dstScaleX);

to:

dstX0 = 0; dstX1 = static_cast<s32>(m_overscan.getBufferWidth());

and i changed:

s32 dstCoord[4] = { dstX0 + hOffset, vOffset + static_cast<s32>(dstY0*dstScaleY), hOffset + dstX1, vOffset + static_cast<s32>(dstY1*dstScaleY) };

to:

s32 dstCoord[4] = { dstX0 + hOffset, vOffset, hOffset + dstX1, vOffset + static_cast<s32>(m_overscan.getBufferHeight()) };

maybe gonetz can tell me if this is a "clean" and minimal way to achieve what i want, visually the games seem identical now to framebuffer emulation disabled