Add 16-bit support to LXEngine and rewrite the main loop using BlendTarget; fixes CUE A and B buttons. #8
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…oop using BlendTarget.
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The main interesting thing here is BlendTarget, a class that keeps track of a blend destination buffer to automatically avoid unnecessary allocating and copying; using this abstraction, the main loop logic can be much simpler.
This also fixes the CUE A and CUE B buttons.