Fix workflows build

src/core/config.h

@@ -201,6 +201,22 @@ enum Config {
 #define NO_CDCHECK // skip audio CD check
 #define DEFAULT_NATIVE_RESOLUTION // Set default video mode to your native resolution (fixes Windows 10 launch)
 
+// Revisited Trilogy modifications (HUD/menu/controller cosmetics, custom fonts).
+// Enabled by default on Switch; the RE3_RT CMake option passes NO_RT to turn it off.
+// Every other platform builds vanilla. Platform necessities (audio/loading tweaks)
+// are gated on __SWITCH__ separately, so a vanilla NX build still keeps those.
+// Kept above VANILLA_DEFINES so the tunables below exist in every configuration.
+#if defined(__SWITCH__) && !defined(NO_RT)
+#define RT
+#endif
+
+// RT tunables, centralized so shared code stays readable. RT off = upstream values.
+#ifdef RT
+#define RT_RADAR_SCALE 1.3f	// enlarge the minimap by 30%
+#else
+#define RT_RADAR_SCALE 1.0f
+#endif
+
 #ifdef VANILLA_DEFINES
 #if !defined(_WIN32) || defined(__LP64__) || defined(_WIN64)
 #error Vanilla can only be built for win-x86
@@ -272,21 +288,6 @@ enum Config {
 #define FIX_INCOMPATIBLE_SAVES // try to fix incompatible saves, requires COMPATIBLE_SAVES
 #define LOAD_INI_SETTINGS // as the name suggests. fundamental for CUSTOM_FRONTEND_OPTIONS
 
-// Revisited Trilogy modifications (HUD/menu/controller cosmetics, custom fonts).
-// Enabled by default on Switch; comment out to build a clean "vanilla NX".
-// Platform necessities (audio/loading tweaks) are gated on __SWITCH__ separately,
-// so a vanilla NX build (RT off) still keeps those.
-#if defined(__SWITCH__) && !defined(NO_RT)
-#define RT
-#endif
-
-// RT tunables, centralized so shared code stays readable. RT off = upstream values.
-#ifdef RT
-#define RT_RADAR_SCALE 1.3f	// enlarge the minimap by 30%
-#else
-#define RT_RADAR_SCALE 1.0f
-#endif
-
 //#define NO_MOVIES	// compile-time: when defined, intro videos are skipped entirely
 
 #define EXTENDED_OFFSCREEN_DESPAWN_RANGE // Use onscreen despawn range for offscreen peds and vehicles to avoid them despawning in the distance when you look

src/skel/glfw/MoviePlayer.cpp

@@ -1,6 +1,12 @@
 // Nintendo Switch / GLFW movie player. Ported from the SDL2 build; only the
 // windowing-system glue differs (GLFW proc address / buffer swap / timer).
-#if defined RW_GL3 && !defined LIBRW_SDL2
+//
+// Switch-only on purpose: Windows D3D9 builds play the intro through the win.cpp
+// skeleton (DirectShow), and the other GLFW targets never played it at all - the
+// MPEG states there have always just fallen through. Everyone else gets the stub
+// at the bottom of this file, which keeps glfw.cpp's intro state machine linkable
+// without dragging pl_mpeg and OpenAL into those builds.
+#if defined __SWITCH__ && defined RW_GL3 && !defined LIBRW_SDL2 && defined AUDIO_OAL
 
 #include "common.h"
 

src/skel/glfw/glfw.cpp

@@ -1835,6 +1835,17 @@ windowIconifyCB(GLFWwindow* window, int iconified) {
 /*
  *****************************************************************************
  */
+// True if the player pressed a button to skip an intro movie. Uses the menu
+// confirm button so it follows the selected controller type (Nintendo layout:
+// A/east; PlayStation/Xbox: Cross/south), plus Start or Enter on a keyboard.
+// Defined for every platform - the intro state machine below is not #ifdef'd.
+static bool SkipMovieButtonJustDown()
+{
+	return CPad::GetPad(0)->GetMenuConfirmJustDown()
+	    || CPad::GetPad(0)->GetStartJustDown()
+	    || CPad::GetPad(0)->GetEnterJustDown();
+}
+
 #ifdef _WIN32
 int PASCAL
 WinMain(HINSTANCE instance,
@@ -1858,16 +1869,6 @@ WinMain(HINSTANCE instance,
 #endif
 
 #else
-// True if the player pressed a button to skip an intro movie. Uses the menu
-// confirm button so it follows the selected controller type (Nintendo layout:
-// A/east; PlayStation/Xbox: Cross/south), plus Start or Enter on a keyboard.
-static bool SkipMovieButtonJustDown()
-{
-	return CPad::GetPad(0)->GetMenuConfirmJustDown()
-	    || CPad::GetPad(0)->GetStartJustDown()
-	    || CPad::GetPad(0)->GetEnterJustDown();
-}
-
 int
 main(int argc, char *argv[])
 {