When the ring shows, frame-controls no longer takes the press over via
cancelPress(); it raises the press's drag threshold to 3x via the new
window.__sfuiWindowCurvature.scalePressDragThreshold(factor) (measured from
the press start). Laser drift keeps the long press, a deliberate drag starts
the curvature drag and cancels it. Completion still calls cancelPress().
Stock calls Frame.SetControlsItems once per control on every re-render
of a window's controls (~12 identical calls per window and scene-graph
update); each replaces three MobX arrays and re-renders the bar. The
wrapper now skips the stock setter when the (re-partitioned) lists equal
the frame's current ones, and reads each action's icon once per call
(protoForSteam is recomputed on every untracked read).
- dashboard.windowMaxScale / windowDistance -> dashboard.windows.maxScale /
distance
- windowCurvature: default -> initial, snapPixels/snapPoints ->
detentPixels/detentPoints, dragThreshold -> dragThresholdPixels (also the
patch's option keys; window-curvature VERSION 19); removed `snap` now
points to detentPixels
- types.numbers.positive/nonnegative instead of number + range assertions
(step <= max, initial/detentPoints <= max and distance min <= max stay)
- frame-controls patch accepts longPressMs from 300, like the option
(VERSION 2)
- "SteamVR dashboard patch" in descriptions, which fit into 80 columns
Old names keep working with a rename warning.
Document the patch calling convention once in lib/default.nix; patch
headers say what, target, hook, state and contracts. Comments only, no
code changes.
- pinned-desktop (VERSION 3): drop the stop() of a predecessor global that
never existed in this repo; log errors as "sfui <NAME>:" through one
guard helper, like the grid patch.
- steamCloseButton.enable is a mkEnableOption like the other feature
switches; enable descriptions no longer end in a stray newline.
- launcher-menu.nix header lists show-all and no longer claims the patches
use no webpack module; hiddenApps mentions showAllApps.
- Patch comments: frame-controls ring timing matches the code (half of
longPressMs, at most 1 s), window-curvature names frame-controls as what
moves its control into the bar, steam-close-button no longer refers to an
unpublished version.
steamFrame.dashboard.frameControls: a long press (longPressMs, default
1.5 s; a ring shows the progress from half of it) on a control under a
dashboard window or on a More Options (three-dot) menu row opens a popup
with "Show in bar", which moves that control between the window's bottom
bar and the menu, for all windows. Placement is keyed by the control's
action icon, kept in the page and its localStorage (survives SteamVR
restarts); inBar / inMenu set defaults. floatInTheater gives theater
windows the Float control back.
The popup is a scene-graph panel of its own, attached to the pressed
button's (or the menu's) anchor like SteamVR's tooltips and menu, so the
bar and menu panels don't change; the menu's focus auto-close is held back
while its popup is open. Coordinates with window-curvature through its
sfui-curv-* contract. Lookups by signature ("frame-controls" in
lib/signatures.json, check-only anchors for the rest).
Pierre Kisters