lib_nx.bin, lib_nx_ini.bin, and lib_pc.bin sent to Masagrator. Thanks for suffering with me @PhiZero.
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so lib_nx.bin is indeed a binary file.
Structure
Header:
So new config file has 373 entries in comparison to 224 entries in XCDE. Quite a buff.
But issue is that we don't have names of those settings.
Entry table:
and at the end values.
main doesn't calculate those name hashes in runtime, it has hashes stored already in main, so we don't have access to original names of configs. So 168 entries are unknown (found by brute force only one new name - "ifmg")
Took config names from XCDE config file to fill names for what we can, for unknown names I am using hash as name (starting with 0x)
ao_av_Shwstr for whatever reason is repeated. Since JSON doesn't accept repeated keys and I wanted this to output the same file as original, I have decided to store one name as string, second as hash 0xDD677246.
If someone can write some sophisticated dictionary brute force attack on hashes and run it to fill out names, it would be appreciated.
Here is the config in JSON format
Still it is unknown if we will be able to load config outside of ard without some DLC.
According to tests patch similar to one you can find in Next Method doesn't work
Structure
Header:
Python:
MAGIC "INIB"
int32 10000 #unknown purpose
int32 0x10 #offset of entry table
int32 0x175 #entry countSo new config file has 373 entries in comparison to 224 entries in XCDE. Quite a buff.
But issue is that we don't have names of those settings.
Entry table:
Python:
int32 hash #murmur3 unsigned hash of config name
int32 type #0 - bool, 1 - float, 2 - (float, float, float), 3 - (float, float, float, float)
int32 offset #direct offset of valueand at the end values.
main doesn't calculate those name hashes in runtime, it has hashes stored already in main, so we don't have access to original names of configs. So 168 entries are unknown (found by brute force only one new name - "ifmg")
Took config names from XCDE config file to fill names for what we can, for unknown names I am using hash as name (starting with 0x)
ao_av_Shwstr for whatever reason is repeated. Since JSON doesn't accept repeated keys and I wanted this to output the same file as original, I have decided to store one name as string, second as hash 0xDD677246.
If someone can write some sophisticated dictionary brute force attack on hashes and run it to fill out names, it would be appreciated.
Here is the config in JSON format
JSON:
{
"tonemap": true,
"ssao": false,
"bloom": false,
"godray": true,
"AntiAliasing": true,
"ColReduction": true,
"dof": false,
"lensFlare": false,
"aoskip": false,
"lut": true,
"toneHistogramLow": 0.8,
"toneHistogramHigh": 0.9,
"tonemax": 1.0,
"tonemin": 0.15,
"tonescale": 7.0,
"toneUpSpeed": 0.1,
"toneDownSpeed": 0.5,
"toneBlmmax": 1000.0,
"toneBlmmin": 0.001,
"toneBlmmul": 100.0,
"godray_inival": 0.95,
"godray_decay": 0.99,
"godray_scale": 1.235,
"blm_border_sub": 1.0,
"blm_border_mul": 0.105,
"blm_border_sub2": 0.0,
"blm_border_mul2": 0.0,
"blm_border_max": 3.5,
"blm_str1": 1.0,
"blm_str2": 1.0,
"blm_str3": 1.0,
"blm_gauss1": 0.9,
"blm_gauss2": 0.8,
"blm_gauss3": 0.8,
"blm_weight1": 0.63,
"blm_weight2": 0.1,
"blm_weight3": 0.14,
"blm_weight4": 0.53,
"blm_weight5": 0.58,
"blm_deviation1": 0.2,
"blm_deviation2": 0.5,
"blm_deviation3": 1.0,
"blm_deviation4": 1.0,
"blm_deviation5": 1.0,
"blm_saturation1": 0.0,
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"blm_saturation4": 0.0,
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"blm_emissive_str": 9.0,
"blm_tone_scale": 0.05,
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"blm_emissive_min": 0.0,
"0x66F0BD34": true,
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"lens_max": 1.0,
"lens_rot": 0.0,
"lens_sub": 1.5,
"lens_mul": 3.5,
"lens_weight": 0.1,
"lens_decay": 1.0,
"lens_str": 1.5,
"lens_paMax": 4.0,
"lens_UVDecay": 0.29,
"AA_Sharpness": 8.0,
"AA_Range": 0.5,
"AA_Threshold": 0.17,
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"red_sclX": 1.0,
"red_sclY": 1.0,
"red_hdsclX": 0.75,
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"red_Auto": true,
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"ao_Mul": 2.0,
"ao_blurRange": 0.72,
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"blur": false,
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"blurAlpha": 40.0,
"blurSub": 0.025,
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"shadowStr": 1.0,
"shadowHalf": true,
"shadowColor": [
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1.0,
1.0
],
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"simShwMin": 0.15,
"sRGBMode": true,
"gamma": 6.0,
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"ao_av_FadeOutStart": 70000.0,
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"0xDD677246": 0.5,
"cam_near": 0.1,
"cam_far": 80000.0,
"avmp01": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
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0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
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0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp04": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp05": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp06": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp07": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
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0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
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0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp10": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
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0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
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0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp13": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp14": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
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0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"avmp16": [
0.5,
0.5,
0.5
],
"cloud_h_min": 1000.0,
"cloud_h_max": 1100.0,
"cloud_color": [
1.0,
1.0,
1.0
],
"toonDirType": 0.0,
"toonDirBackBright": 1.0,
"toonDirElevation": 0.1,
"toonDirPntSptRatio": 0.5,
"toonDirLightScaleVal": 0.75,
"toonDirInOutMin": 0.6,
"toonIBLScaleVal": 0.28,
"toonShadowAlpha": 0.15,
"toonCharShadowAlpha": 0.02,
"toonCharShadowMin": 0.46,
"0xF333710C": 8.0,
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"0xA7951F52": true,
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"0x9B196145": 2.3,
"0x5789A4A": true,
"0xB12E641E": 40.0,
"0xC4662501": 0.0,
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1.0,
1.0,
1.0
],
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"iblDirectLightIntensity": 1.0,
"iblSkyIntensity": 1.5,
"iblBlendBetweenFrame": 30.0,
"0xCC9776A3": 2.2,
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"0x81CA303C": 0.32,
"tssao": true,
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"tssaoIntensityMul": 1.0,
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"tssaoPostBlurSharpness": 0.55,
"tssaoLuminanceCorrection": 0.3,
"tssaoSelectiveFiltering": true,
"tssaoWeakenRatio": 0.8,
"ssr": true,
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"ssrGroundness": 0.73,
"ssrFadeSec": 5.0,
"shadowCloud": true,
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"shadowCloudSize": 300.0,
"shadowCloudScrollDir": 150.0,
"shadowCloudScrollSpeed": 6.0,
"shadowRaytraceDistance": 0.15,
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"tmaaSharpness_Hnd_5": 1.3,
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"tmaaBlendPBR": 0.0,
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"tmaaBlendToon": 0.05,
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"wetMaxShiness": 0.5,
"wetDarkness": 0.48,
"wetShinessScale": 0.6,
"wetToInsideFrame": 10.0,
"wetToOutsideFrame": 20.0,
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"trans_red_sclX": 0.5,
"trans_red_sclY": 0.5,
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"blur2Str": 10.0,
"blur2Sub": 0.25,
"blur2ObjScale": 0.65,
"blur2CameraScale": 0.8,
"blur2BlurRange": 0.7,
"blur2PixelRange": 20.0,
"blur2HLV": true,
"gpucount": 64.0,
"leafSpecColMinShiness": 0.1,
"leafSpecColMaxShiness": 0.4,
"leafSpecColRatio": 0.85,
"furBlur": true,
"furBlurStr": 0.3,
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"lightShaft": true,
"0x4B214CF3": 1.0,
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"0x736ED30F": 400.0,
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"0x81154B3B": 3.0,
"0xB8C8D60E": true,
"0x2328A055": 1.0,
"0x66A4EB5F": 3.0,
"0xD211F9B0": 2.5,
"0x27D2D389": 3.5
}Still it is unknown if we will be able to load config outside of ard without some DLC.
According to tests patch similar to one you can find in Next Method doesn't work
Last edited by masagrator,
It only works on Ryujinx, and Real hardware for now. It will work with Yuzu in the future. This is for Game version 2.1.0. when you open Ryujinx right click the game, choose open mod directory then you will extract this file to here\. In the mod directory you should see a folder that just says cheats. Now go back to ryujinx , right click the game, choose manage cheats, click the box next to 60fps + Cutscene fix. Click save. Then run the game.
Please move any discussion about XC3 graphics here
https://gbatemp.net/threads/xenoblade-chronicles-3-graphics-settings.615901/#post-9888996
https://gbatemp.net/threads/xenoblade-chronicles-3-graphics-settings.615901/#post-9888996
I love this with xenoblade 1 and 2, will you take a look at Xenoblade 3 config? Thanks in advance
Actually playing xc de on yuzu with this graphic settings pack, its awesome ! can't wait to playt with it on xc 3 !
Well this looks amazing, makes me wonder if I should just wait for the same treatement with XC3 before playing it...
Too bad that I am done with the game pretty much, have about 150h playtime on the sucker and still played it on my original switch on a 50" TV. It didn't look very pleasing but it was fine enough I guess...
I'm more concerned about common.bdat to adjust some of the less comfortable values in the game, I unpacked tens of thousands of files after modifying bf2.ard to bf3.ard and zlib to zstd in .bms, but bdat is in a folder and there is no common.bdat like xb2
Does it change the way the files are stored in this section, or am I doing something wrong?
search with hex editor in arh file filename.
If it won't output anything, it means file with this name doesn't exist and period.
hello anybody know y i am getting the black lines ?
i am using yuzu vulkan 3x
i am using yuzu vulkan 3x
Attachments
Last edited by realsetokaiba,
Oh wait nvm, seems there was a conflict with the atmosphere mod I had.
Last edited by bogward,
[60 FPS + Cutscenes Speed Fix v2.0.2]
14060000 00BD7E2C 3F800000
08000000 00b74bc0 00000001 00000001
58010000 00b8f0d0
78010000 00000078
68010000 3C888889 3C888889
58010000 00F82ED8
78010000 00000BD4
64010000 00000000 0000003C
20000000
14060000 00BD4380 00000000
08000000 00b74bc0 00000002 00000002
58010000 00b8f0d0
78010000 00000078
68010000 3D088889 3D088889
58010000 00F82ED8
78010000 00000BD4
64010000 00000000 0000001E
20000000
Let me know if it works or not, please
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For the first time in 13 years, the Call of Duty series will again return to Nintendo's consoles. Set to launch on the 23rd of October, the latest release, Modern... -
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Nintendo fined 35 million euros by the French government due to Switch 1 Joycon malfunctions
Following an investigation over misleading commercial practices, today Nintendo has been imposed a fine of 35 million euros related to the controller malfunctions...
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