## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists
#694
## Description of change
Before this change, we have it set in the executable manifest to always
ask for UAC elevation.
This change removes that and instead attempts to prompt for elevation
when we launch, depending on the new developer option that is being
added here to run as current user instead of elevating.
The default behavior continues to run as admin. This is still the safest
in terms of regression risk.
A bit of history on this: while spicecfg never technically needed to
elevate, we continue to do so to avoid difference in behavior when the
game is launched. For example, if the user is using an input remapper
running without elevation, it would inject input into spicecfg running
as user but fail to do so if the game runs elevated.
WinXP builds are unaffected (there is no UAC).
Some features will straight up fail without elevation so this will
remain as a debug option. To name a few (not a complete list):
* reboot/shutdown of PC
* running at realtime process priority
* `-nvprofile` option
* ...
## Testing
## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists
#181
## Description of change
Implement analog relative mode and delay option using a new
millisecond-based algorithm.
## Testing
WIP
## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists
Related to #181
## Description of change
This PR removes two features marked as "experimental" for analog axis -
`Delay` and `Relative Axis`.
They have been in spice as experimental option for almost 2 years.. but
they have a fundamental problem of being tied to how often the analog is
polled. Not just how often the game's I/O emulation code polls it, but
literally any source (spice API, overlay, etc).
For `Delay`, the only real usage I'm aware of is for #181 which is
delaying IIDX turntable input. For this, I will follow up with a
separate PR that adds back the delay option specifically for IIDX.
For `Relative Axis` - I'm not quite sure if any one actually uses this.
This could be implemented per-game if some game demands it. Polaris
Chord already has one, for example.
## Testing
## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists
#579
## Description of change
* Fix profiles being loaded twice on tab switch
* Add more default profiles for some controllers
* Remove borders from tables since they look broken in software renderer
* Add check boxes to import/export only certain parts of of a profile
* Show device identifier string in drop down when applying profiles
since some controllers have multiple identically named interfaces
* Show completion message when action buttons are clicked (`Apply`
button, `Clear all bindings` button both become disabled & shows `done`
message)
## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists
Implements #579.
## Description of change
### Controller Presets
Add a new "Presets" tab to spicecfg that allows users to save, load, and
manage controller binding presets.
#### Save Presets
- Capture all current button, analog, and light bindings as a preset
- "Assign Labels" dialog prompts the user to name each source device
(e.g. "Player 1", "Player 2") before saving
- Device IDs are replaced with these labels, making presets portable
across different machines
- Presets are stored in `%APPDATA%/spice2x/spicetools_presets.xml`
#### Load / Apply Presets
- Preset list shows name, type (Built-in / User), and binding counts
- Apply dialog maps each preset source label to a connected device or
keyboard
- Bindings are applied per-source, supporting multi-device setups (e.g.
two PHOENIXWAN controllers)
#### Edit / Delete Presets
- Rename source labels in saved presets (propagates to all bindings)
- Delete user presets
#### Built-in Presets
- PHOENIXWAN preset for Beatmania IIDX: P1/P2 buttons (1-7, Start,
EFFECT, VEFX), turntable analogs, and button lights
## Testing
* [x] Open spicecfg, go to Buttons tab, verify Presets section loads
* [x] Verify PHOENIXWAN builtin preset appears for Beatmania IIDX
* [x] Save a new preset: confirm "Assign Labels" dialog appears with
device descriptions as defaults
* [x] Apply a preset: confirm source column shows labels, popup does not
shrink
* [x] Edit labels on a saved preset: confirm rename propagates to all
bindings
* [x] Hover over a device source tooltip: confirm vKey shows as number
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