yes, that seems to fix citron's frequently random crashes. Also changing accuracy lv to normal will alleviate the fps problem if you need more fps. I realized that I was playing on 2160p and moving to handheld mode solve the problem somewhat. Now the fps is more stable around 50-60fps on my machine. The dip still happens but maybe that is because citron is generating shader
I'm also having the wierd fps drop after playing for a while with the 60 fps mod. In my setup it drops to exactly 48 fps. The strange part is that menus and conversations still run at 60. Restaring the game solves the problem momentarily. Also the resolution mod looks worse than changing the resolution in the emulator settings for some reason.
As someone figured out if the "Bust size" stats still exists in the game like in the western version of the wiiu game? Is there a save editor in the works like the one that exists for the wiiu?
1. Open Ryujinx.
2. Right-Click on game icon and choose "Open Mods Directory".
3. Create a new Folder in the window that popped up. (i.e. XBCX Cheats)
4. Open the folder you just created and make another new folder called "cheats".
5. Now we need the games Build ID. Go back to Ryujinx and right-click the game and choose "Manage Cheats". Build ID is at the top.
6. Open the "cheats" folder you made in step 4 and Create a new text document and name it the games Build ID. (keep the .txt extension)
7. Paste your cheat codes in this text document.
Cheat format should look something like this.
[Cheat Name surrounded by brackets]
00000000 00000000 00000000
8. Save the text document and go back to Ryujinx.
9. Close and reopen "Manage Cheats" and tick the check boxes of the cheats you want to enable.
10. Close the "Manage Cheats" window the start your game. Enjoy.
I answered how to do Citron on page 7 and for Ryujinx it's been answered a bunch of times. Here is for Citron:
For cheats they have to be loaded One at a time. So no long txt like Ryujinx. This means all the cheats you want to use have to be in separate folders. So a short tutorial is let's say I want to use the 255 item after viewing cheat. I right click the game, open mod folder, right click make a new folder called 255 item after viewing. Go into that folder, make another folder called "cheats" and in that folder paste the text file that has only that cheat in it and make sure the txt file is named the build id. The one in the original thread is named correctly. So I copied it three times, deleted everything but the 3 mods I'm using, and made three folders and everything works.
Just wanted to mention, when I did this, the crashes I was experiencing (so far) have completely vanished. Running 60FPS constant in Citron, thank you so much!
If anyone's having issues, I'd highly recommend trying this out.
I'm also having the wierd fps drop after playing for a while with the 60 fps mod. In my setup it drops to exactly 48 fps. The strange part is that menus and conversations still run at 60. Restaring the game solves the problem momentarily. Also the resolution mod looks worse than changing the resolution in the emulator settings for some reason.
can confirm, 48fps lock bug appears after playing for a while. Probably have something to do with the screen refresh rate because my laptop has 48fps and144fps
can confirm, 48fps lock bug appears after playing for a while. Probably have something to do with the screen refresh rate because my laptop has 48fps and144fps
can confirm, 48fps lock bug appears after playing for a while. Probably have something to do with the screen refresh rate because my laptop has 48fps and144fps
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