Add custom refresh rate mode to VSync option

[KeatonTheBot]

Rebased @jcm93's refreshinterval branch: https://github.com/jcm93/Ryujinx/tree/refreshinterval

The option is placed under System/Hacks. Disabled, it's the default Ryujinx behavior. Enabled, the behavior is shown in the attached screenshots. If a framerate is too high or low, you can adjust the value where you normally toggle VSync on and off. It will also cycle through the default on/off toggles.

Also, in order to reduce clutter, I made an adjustment to remove the target FPS and only show the percentage.

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[StevensND]

Vsync options should be renamed IMO

Switch + Unbounded tags are confusing for new users and should be replaced for something like: ON and OFF or Enabled/Disabled. New users won't know that by default Switch tag is for 30FPS and Unbounded tag is for Remove the 30FPS limit and uncap your FPS. That's something I told to you on Discord.

After that, when changing the % IRL using the UI's slider, the text "The custom refresh rate, as a percentage of the normal Switch refresh rate" is displayed all time time so I can't know what % I'm using IRL without having to do a click on other site, check the FPS and then check the % again. I think that the text should be hide.

Finally, IMO a Type % + Enter option should be added so people can type 200 %, press Enter and set it instead of using the slider all the time so at the end you can use both options: the slider and the Type % + Enter option.

[KeatonTheBot]

Vsync options should be renamed IMO

Switch + Unbounded tags are confusing for new users and should be replaced for something like: ON and OFF or Enabled/Disabled. New users won't know that by default Switch tag is for 30FPS and Unbounded tag is for Remove the 30FPS limit and uncap your FPS. That's something I told to you on Discord.

Yeah, you're right.

After that, when changing the % IRL using the UI's slider, the text "The custom refresh rate, as a percentage of the normal Switch refresh rate" is displayed all time time so I can't know what % I'm using IRL without having to do a click on other site, check the FPS and then check the % again. I think that the text should be hide.

Good call.

Finally, IMO a Type % + Enter option should be added so people can type 200 %, press Enter and set it instead of using the slider all the time so at the end you can use both options: the slider and the Type % + Enter option.

I was trying to save space when getting rid of the text box, but making it a percentage makes more sense.

I also need to rework how the setting is saved in the config file. It's still using the FPS amount.

[StevensND]

I was trying to save space when getting rid of the text box, but making it a percentage makes more sense.

The Type % + Enter it's more faster and more accurate IMO and maybe could be more clean (I mean type a number only, not the number + the % symbol. Ex: Type 150 and Press Enter. The UI should set and show 150 %). Sometimes you want to set 200 % and you end up setting 199% instead using the slider and the only fix it's the arrow keys.

I haven't tried it too much. I was trying to find the offset that controlled the FPS in a random game.