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cellGem: use existing constant for sphere radius

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Megamouse 2021-08-05 02:11:28 +02:00
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rpcs3/Emu/Cell/Modules/cellGem.cpp
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@ -102,7 +102,6 @@ struct gem_config
u64 calibration_start_us{0}; // The start timestamp of the calibration in microseconds
static constexpr u64 calibration_time_us = 500000; // The calibration supposedly takes 0.5 seconds (500000 microseconds)
static constexpr s32 diameter_mm = 45; // Physical diameter of the sphere in millimeter
};
CellGemAttribute attribute = {};
@ -381,7 +380,7 @@ static bool mouse_pos_to_gem_image_state(const u32 mouse_no, const gem_config::g
if (mouse_height <= 0) mouse_height = shared_data.height;
const f32 scaling_width = mouse_width / static_cast<f32>(shared_data.width);
const f32 scaling_height = mouse_height / static_cast<f32>(shared_data.height);
const f32 mmPerPixel = controller.diameter_mm / static_cast<f32>(controller.radius * 2);
const f32 mmPerPixel = CELL_GEM_SPHERE_RADIUS_MM / static_cast<f32>(controller.radius);
// Image coordinates in pixels
const f32 image_x = static_cast<f32>(mouse.x_pos) / scaling_width;
@ -426,7 +425,7 @@ static bool mouse_pos_to_gem_state(const u32 mouse_no, const gem_config::gem_con
if (mouse_height <= 0) mouse_height = shared_data.height;
const f32 scaling_width = mouse_width / static_cast<f32>(shared_data.width);
const f32 scaling_height = mouse_height / static_cast<f32>(shared_data.height);
const f32 mmPerPixel = controller.diameter_mm / static_cast<f32>(controller.radius * 2);
const f32 mmPerPixel = CELL_GEM_SPHERE_RADIUS_MM / static_cast<f32>(controller.radius);
// Image coordinates in pixels
const f32 image_x = static_cast<f32>(mouse.x_pos) / scaling_width;