/*
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Doom 3 BFG Edition GPL Source Code
Copyright (C) 1993-2012 id Software LLC, a ZeniMax Media company.

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*/
#ifndef __RESOLUTIONSCALE_H__
#define __RESOLUTIONSCALE_H__

class idResolutionScale
{
public:
	idResolutionScale();
	
	void	InitForMap( const char* mapName );
	
	// Returns a float from 0.5 to 1.0, representing
	// the estimated resolution downscale needed to
	// maintain the target framerate.
	void	GetCurrentResolutionScale( float& x, float& y );
	
	// This should be called after any discontinuous
	// view movement or force texture loading to prevent
	// the unusual frames from causing an excessively
	// low dynamic resolution.
	void	ResetToFullResolution();
	
	// Systems that don't have accurate GPU timing can pass 0
	// to this, which will effectively disable resolution scaling.
	void	SetCurrentGPUFrameTime( int microseconds );
	
	// return console display text
	void	GetConsoleText( idStr& s );
	
private:
	float			dropMilliseconds;
	float			raiseMilliseconds;
	int				framesAboveRaise;
	float			currentResolution;
};

extern idResolutionScale resolutionScale;

#endif // __RESOLUTIONSCALE_H__