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recording: Skip extraneous code in SaveState handler if recording is disabled

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Tyler Wilding
2020-10-16 23:23:55 +01:00
committed by refractionpcsx2
parent c329bae403
commit e44a6dcddb
1 changed files with 16 additions and 11 deletions
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pcsx2/Recording/InputRecording.cpp
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@@ -32,23 +32,28 @@
void SaveStateBase::InputRecordingFreeze()
{
// NOTE - BE CAREFUL
// CHANGING THIS WILL BREAK BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY ON SAVESTATES
FreezeTag("InputRecording");
Freeze(g_FrameCount);
#ifndef DISABLE_RECORDING
// Loading a save-state is an asynchronous task. If we are playing a recording
// that starts from a savestate (not power-on) and the starting (pcsx2 internal) frame
// marker has not been set (which comes from the save-state), we initialize it.
if (g_InputRecording.IsInitialLoad())
g_InputRecording.SetStartingFrame(g_FrameCount);
else if (g_InputRecording.IsActive())
if (g_Conf->EmuOptions.EnableRecordingTools)
{
// Explicitly set the frame change tracking variable as to not
// detect saving or loading a savestate as a frame being drawn
g_InputRecordingControls.SetFrameCountTracker(g_FrameCount);
// Loading a save-state is an asynchronous task. If we are playing a recording
// that starts from a savestate (not power-on) and the starting (pcsx2 internal) frame
// marker has not been set (which comes from the save-state), we initialize it.
if (g_InputRecording.IsInitialLoad())
g_InputRecording.SetStartingFrame(g_FrameCount);
else if (g_InputRecording.IsActive())
{
// Explicitly set the frame change tracking variable as to not
// detect saving or loading a savestate as a frame being drawn
g_InputRecordingControls.SetFrameCountTracker(g_FrameCount);
if (IsLoading())
g_InputRecording.SetFrameCounter(g_FrameCount);
if (IsLoading())
g_InputRecording.SetFrameCounter(g_FrameCount);
}
}
#endif
}