Files
goldeneye-pc-port/port/fast3d
James Dansereau 4b38c2566e D478-D490: crash log, session start, performance, fidelity, regions
Crash-log snprintf (D478), start-mp folder (D479), shader pre-warm (D480),
render worker thread (#92 low-end 45 to 60 fps, D481), lighter first-launch
defaults (D482), sniper crouch/zoom fixes (D483-D485, #136), Rareware text
TMEM swap (D75), D173 residual, turret/explosion fidelity (D486, #126),
21-level Windows golden rebase with a two-tier gate, PAL and JP convert/build/
boot (D258) with PAL frame height (D487) and osTvType (D488).

Refs: D478 D479 D480 D481 D482 D483 D484 D485 D486 D75 D173 D258 D487 D488 #136 #126
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fast3d — software RSP

A C++ interpreter that consumes the Gfx display list the game builds each frame and emits OpenGL calls, replacing the Nintendo 64's Reality Signal Processor and Reality Display Processor.

Origin and license

This code is adapted from the Perfect Dark PC port (port/fast3d/), which in turn is the Ship of Harkinian / libultraship fast3d, itself descended from sm64-port.

LICENSE.txt in this directory (MIT, © 2020 Emill, MaikelChan) covers that lineage. glad/ is generated by glad (© David Herberth, MIT). GoldenEye-specific changes in this directory are under the repository's top-level MIT license.

Files

File Role
gfx_pc.cpp the RSP interpreter — matrices, lights, fog, G_TRI1/G_TRI4, vtx
gfx_opengl.cpp OpenGL backend — shaders, textures, z-buffer, framebuffers
gfx_cc.cpp color-combiner equation -> GLSL shader
gfx_sdl2.cpp SDL2 window-manager backend
gfx_api.h public API (gfx_init / gfx_run / gfx_start_frame / ...)
gbiex.h GoldenEye custom GBI command definitions
glad/ OpenGL loader

GoldenEye-specific work

The PD fast3d already handles G_TRI4 (GoldenEye uses it too). The GE additions are the custom color-combiner / render modes and the handling of GE's GBI extension commands. rsp/graphics/gmain.s (GE's real RSP microcode, in the repo root) is the ground truth for the exact command encodings.