* Add "Blue Warp" to the boss sides of the blue warp pairs to differentiate from the bosses on the other sides of boss doors.
Fix some names that weren't the same in both pairs of entrances.
Renamed a few other entrances for clarification.
* Add function to check entrance name consistency.
Fix remaining non-matching names.
* Document CheckEntranceNames.
Remove declaration of it from the header.
* skip z_title with button press
* use `RegisterShipInitFunc`
* rip out a bunch of custom ztitle code
* ok now it's almost fully back to vanilla
* titles are back for a limited time
enjoy #Skipping
* move old customizations into new custom draw
* finally getting the hang of this shipinit thing
* vb should let it snow
* boot sequence logic
* clean up logic to better handle changing boot sequence settings
* remove fast file select stuff
* remove authentic logo screen setting
* about window - not super pretty but not ugly imo
* maybe this fixes windows
* maybe alloca? idk why it's working in other files
* just pulling in every include hoping something works
* Revert
This reverts commit c1d02c9a40.
* try some macro fixing magic
* fix another c vs cpp thing
* do it without an extra var
* make `GitCommitHashTruncated` a private member on `AboutWindow` instead of truncating on draw
* move logo asset defs to `soh_assets.h`
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* VB_SHOULDN'T
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* start moving towards just using `ShipDeviceIndex::SDLGamepad`
* rename `ShipDeviceIndex` to `ShipDeviceType`
* all sdl mappings are always `ShipDeviceType::SDLGamepad`
* create new `physicaldevice` directory where the new stuff can live
* `ConnectedPhysicalDeviceManager`
* start to not need index mapping manager
* somes fixes and stuff
* remove more shipdeviceindex stuff
* more removing and what not
* axis thresholds
* rename some stuff and remove device icons
* back to all stuff visible
* show connected device names
* bring in mouse color from lus input editor window
* lus
* remove
* more stuff
* more lus
* basic filtering
* update lus
* upstream LUS
* make `Controller_ShouldRumble` make sense
It initialized an array with a size, which pre-filled
it all with nullptrs, and then used push_back on top of that.
So it was a bunch of nullptrs followed by the actual
option pointers. Fixed by calling reserve instead of
constructing with a size, so it reserves the memory it needs
without actually filling the vector with nullptrs, so push_back
properly starts from the beginning.
* Make spoiler entrancesMap use the same names and display scheme as the entrance tracker.
* Use `Entry` in place of grotto `Exit` and interior `Outside`.
