ROM Hack RELEASE Xenoblade: Definitive Edition config files

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No problem there, this config file make the game 720p in docked, but without dynamic resolution, so you are likely to encounter frame drops if not overclocking. Check the first page of this topic you'll find what's the meaning of some lines in the .ini .

By the way did anyone tested 720p without dynamic resolution and overclock ? Can we maintain stable fps or like XC2 we cannot ?

Oc values for docked?


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No problem there, this config file make the game 720p in docked, but without dynamic resolution, so you are likely to encounter frame drops if not overclocking. Check the first page of this topic you'll find what's the meaning of some lines in the .ini .

By the way did anyone tested 720p without dynamic resolution and overclock ? Can we maintain stable fps or like XC2 we cannot ?

without dynamic resolution and overclock, u can't get 30 fps in handheld. even if you overclock its 15-20 fps in handheld. u need to put a charger to get 30 fps. the game looks amazing though..
 
Wow native 720p is possible then ?! :O
It's an improvement on XC2 then ! And people are saying the two games are the same visualy only because of the resolution...
 
without dynamic resolution and overclock, u can't get 30 fps in handheld. even if you overclock its 15-20 fps in handheld. u need to put a charger to get 30 fps. the game looks amazing though..

Mine looks quite solid but I kept the DR on.
The image quality is far far more superior than default though, on handheld without charger..
 
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Wow native 720p is possible then ?! :O
It's an improvement on XC2 then ! And people are saying the two games are the same visualy only because of the resolution...
on handheld? i think its only possible with charger. but i don't know its safe or not.
 
You can also note that, in handled mode, Screen Space Reflexion is forced off. Also Distant point lights and Shadows are greatly reduced as stated in Digital Foundry Test

Isn't there a way to adjust these values for docked? Handheld, with the set configurations some people have posted, actually make the game look better than docked. I believe there's too much lighting on the character models and some of the textures, giving it a worse visual feel.
 
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i just increase shadow deatil on yuzu its doesnt decrease performance can u fix config to be higher deatil i give u picture better than real switch now
 

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the grass still looks really rough even with 720p handheld :(

EDIT:

tried playing in docked mode, its still looks muddy but there are less aliasing than on handheld 720p. i wonder why.
 
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red_sclX=1.0 #dock
red_sclY=1.0 #dock
red_hdsclX=1.0 #handheld
red_hdsclY=1.0 #handheld

red_Auto=on #not working
red_AtMaxX=1.0 #both
red_AtMaxY=1.0 #both
red_AtMinX=1.0 #both
red_AtMinY=1.0 #both
red_AtRate=97.0 #both
 
red_sclX=1.0 #dock
red_sclY=1.0 #dock
red_hdsclX=1.0 #handheld
red_hdsclY=1.0 #handheld

red_Auto=on #not working
red_AtMaxX=1.0 #both
red_AtMaxY=1.0 #both
red_AtMinX=1.0 #both
red_AtMinY=1.0 #both
red_AtRate=97.0 #both
You say the red_auto=on setting doesn't work, are you sure it's not just scene.conf's AutoReduction enabled="true" now?
 

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