Release JK2 Vita 1.0 · NDRWhun/JK2VITA

Renderer

No libshacccg.suprx needed. Shaders are compiled at build time and ship inside the eboot
Native GXM backend — the game draws through sceGxm directly. vitaGL is gone, submodule and all
Own DXT1/DXT5 block compressor, so the texture cache no longer depends on vitaGL's
Large textures allocate from CDRAM instead of exhausting LPDDR
World geometry, skybox, dynamic lights, surface sprites, flares, cinematics and the screen melt all draw through the backend
Fog runs in the fragment program off the map's fog volume, on the game's own curve, per pixel
Screenshots and the screen melt read back from the display buffer
Ghoul2 vertices skin on the render thread
On-screen keyboard and system dialogs composite through the native present

The d-pad drives menu focus, and focus carries the pointer with it, so items highlight and
activate the way they do under a cursor
Left and right change a setting's value directly — toggles, multi-choice options and sliders —
without moving the cursor onto the control

Static vertex-lit world surfaces stay resident in GPU buffers, with every stage drawn from them
World buffers packed in material order
Vertex uniforms resolved once instead of per draw; fragment uniforms reserved only when stale
Effect debris and colliding particles sweep across a slice of frames
Point contents skips brush models the point cannot be inside
Voice lines load on demand

Map-load allocations come from reserved regions instead of the general heap, which cuts the block
count and peak usage a level change leaves behind

Collision leaf cache was shared across cores
Textures and world buffers could be freed while the GPU was still reading them
DXT cache entries are checked against the geometry their header claims
Out-of-memory eviction and the weather point cache moved to the main thread
Immediate-mode draws could sample a texture unit that was never written
Vertex ring and shader registrations survive a vid_restart
Stale dynamic light bits when a surface entered the view
Brush check counter was narrower than the count it was compared against
Region clip could run past the screen
Console text is printed as data, not as a format string
NaN is tested by bit pattern, so -ffast-math cannot fold the check away
The Vita default binds are applied on first run only, instead of overwriting custom binds
The picmip floor the Vita block documents is actually installed
Sound uses the stock pool budget
Async sound reads retry; an unsampled voice line stays marked as playing
Raw sample path guarded against ring overflow
The version banner reported the wrong engine name, linux as the platform, and the build type in
place of the build date

A frame is decoded when the decoder switches handles, so a cutscene no longer opens on a stale frame
Video map stages bind their own scratch image
Stopping a cutscene stops its voice track with it

Render-scale path
r_effectCombine — additive effect stages are folded by the backend's texture env instead
Prebuilt Windows audio DLLs