Mu3IO.NET

Segatools Io4 Module enhancement for Mu3 (SDDT).
Written entirely in C# compiled with Native AOT and heavily relied on CsWin32 to make OS-level API calls.

List of supported controllers

This list is ordered based on the input polling priority:

Ontroller
XInput Controller
Keyboard & Mouse (Lever can be configured separately)

Installation

Get and set up the game data.
Download and configure the Segatools.
- Compatible with mu3hook.dll that comes from vanilla segatools and other common forks. However, the leds won't work unless write GPIO is implemented and forwarded to mu3_io_set_leds(uint8_t *rgb) with correct led mapping values.
- Incompatible with mu3hook.dll from ontroller-hook or other IO/hook that modifies mu3_io4_poll button flags and lever behavior at the hook level.
Download or Build this project and copy it to the game data directory.
- Copying mu3hook.dll to the game directory is optional. See the notes above.
Configure segatools.ini to include the following config (For more information, see Configuration).
```
[mu3io]
path=mu3io.dll
```
Run the game with mu3hook.dll injected into the amdaemon.exe or other loaders that the game uses.
Once the game booted, enter operator/test menu and then recalibrate your lever (Normally, the range should be between 0000H and 8000H)

Configuration

Ensure you include path=mu3io.dll under the [mu3io] section in your segatools.ini. In addition, new input modes and configurations are available under the [io4] section.

Use the following template to configure the Mu3IO.NET:
(Warning: Do not replace the entire of your segatools.ini content with this template)

; IMPORTANT: Required to load Mu3IO.NET
[mu3io]
path=mu3io.dll

[io4]
; Input modes
; Now all the generic controllers can be activated and deactivated individually with the following priority:
; Ontroller -> XInput -> Mouse (lever only) -> Keyboard.
; All input are enabled by default, set 0 to disable the input.
xinput=1    ; Enable buttons and lever emulation with XInput if connected. Otherwise fallback to Mouse for Lever and Keyboard for Buttons.
mouse=1     ; Enable lever emulation with mouse. Disable to move the lever with keyboard.
keyboard=1  ; Enable buttons and lever emulation with keyboard. If mouse emulation is enabled, lever from keyboard will be ignored.

ontrollerLeverMin=100  ; Ontroller minimum lever value, press FN1+FN2 and move lever to the left to check your lever value in inject.exe terminal
ontrollerLeverMax=600  ; Ontroller maximum lever value, press FN1+FN2 and move lever to the right to check your lever value in inject.exe terminal
xinputAnalogLever=0    ; Use XInput left joystick as analog value

; Keyboard & Mouse bindings
; See the following link for complete list of virtual keycodes:
; https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes
test=0x31	; 1
service=0x32	; 2
coin=0x33	; 3
left1=0x4	; A
left2=0x53	; S
left3=0x44	; D
leftSide=0x01	; Mouse Left
rightSide=0x02	; Mouse Right
right1=0x4A	; J
right1=0x4B	; K
right3=0x4C	; L
leftMenu=0x55	; U
rightMenu=0x4F	; O

; New input exposed to move the lever via keyboard
leverLeft=0xA4	; Left ALT
leverRight=0xA5	; Right ALT

Build instructions

This project is compatible with both Visual Studio and Rider. publish the project to generate native mu3io.dll. DO NOT use or distribute the managed dll produced by building the project/solution. It won't work!

The mu3hook.dll is part of the segatools fork that can be found in here:
https://github.com/SirusDoma/segatools/tree/mu3-gpio.

Supporting other dedicated controllers

You must implement IController interface and register your controller class into ControllerFactory inside Mu3IO.Initialize() method. For dedicated controllers, the IO Module will automatically monitor USB insertion and disconnection once registered into ControllerFactory, allowing the users to reconnect their controller at any point of time.

Additionally, you can implement the WinUsb, which provides out-of-the-box WinUsb initialization and simple IO read and write functions to implement.

Important

This project and all dependent NuGet / 3rd party libraries are subject to Native AOT limitation.

Credits

Special thanks to DJZMO for extensive testing and debugging assistance.

License

No License / Public Domain

SirusDoma / Mu3IO.NET