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=The Blitting Processor is a component of the Wii's GX subsystem. It is responsible for copying the EFB to the XFB, doing the RGBA->YCbCr conversion and scaling/antialiasing in the process.==BP (blitting processor) registers===
====EFB source registers====
====XFB destination registers====
====Copy control register====
====Copy filter registers====
====Beginning a copy====
Hardware/GX/Blitting Processor (view source)
Revision as of 02:00, 21 March 2009
, 02:00, 21 March 2009cleanup
The BP registers are accessed by writing a 8-bit value of 0x61 to the FIFO, followed by 32 bit value. This value is a bit weird - the high 8 bits are the register, and the low 24 bits are the register value.
One can specify which part of the EFB is copied to the XFB or texture, using the following BP registers:
* 0x49: coordinates to top left of rectangle in EFB that will be copied (packed format, unknown)
* 0x4a: width and height-1 of rectangle to copy in EFB (again, unknown packed format)
The destination of the copy in the XFB is specified by the '''physical''' address of the XFB and the row stride (basically width of row, but no scaling appled).
{{regsimple | GX_BP_XFB_ADDR | addr=0x4B | bits=24 | access = R/W}}
* 0x4d: Low 10 bits specify row stride of destination.
{{reg32 | GX_BP_COPY_CONTROL | addr = 0x52 | hifields = 2 | lofields = 4 |
|8 |8 |
* bits 12-15: Set all to 1 to enable a copy.
Registers 0x01-0x04 are used for tricks like antialiasing. For a plain copy (i.e. no antialiasing) set all for to 0x666666.
The following must take place to do a copy:
* Setup clear and z clear registers (optional)
