Godot can override engine settings through a settings file, which can be in a user-writable directory like user://. This is needed to properly override some core settings before launching, most notable fullscreen.
RetroHub now replicates such settings and writes them to an internal file (user://engine_settings.cfg). Currently this applies only to window mode and V-Sync. In the future, this will also allow, for instance, to change the graphics backend (Vulkan or OpenGL)
Additionally this fixes the new UI volume setting causing a needless save operation every time.
Closes #339
Godot can override engine settings through a settings file, which can be in a user-writable directory like
user://. This is needed to properly override some core settings before launching, most notable fullscreen.RetroHub now replicates such settings and writes them to an internal file (
user://engine_settings.cfg). Currently this applies only to window mode and V-Sync. In the future, this will also allow, for instance, to change the graphics backend (Vulkan or OpenGL)Additionally this fixes the new UI volume setting causing a needless save operation every time.