Makes Geralt stretch and look funny, it’s triggered by resolution changes look on the first post under the tabs of the dynamic resolution thread
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More exactly DybamicResolutionOverride with other values than default and 25 are doing this.
Still unable to get the mod to work I even tried a full reinstall of SXOS but still nothing I just see blur and motion blur nothing else what a shame I really wanted to try this mod out.
Can anyone running it on SXOS share a picture of their file structure ?
Can anyone running it on SXOS share a picture of their file structure ?
So my game file is located in the root of the SD and the mod is in SXOS/Titles/"title ID"
So indeed I think the second guess might be correct but to check that I need to know what's meant to be in the mod folder.
Any way you could share a picture of your modfolder structure showing the contents so I can check this as other mods for other games are working !
Cheers.
X.L
Anything above 25 is setting last known resolution. So if game will start with f.e. 960x540, you will have it until game is closed.
SXOS-->titles-->titleIDfolder-->romfs-->bin-->config-->r4game-->user_config_matrix-->switch
and inside the switch folder are:
rendering.xml
gameplay.xml
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
and inside the switch folder are:
rendering.xml
gameplay.xml
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
I'm using SX also, and can't get the new menu items to display. Only see bloom and blur settings. I
I'm using SX and was having issues with this as well, but finally got it to work. First thing, make sure the titleID is correct of the folder# you are using. (Start up the game, then hit home button and go to the Homebrew section and scroll over to the "SX OS cheat" tab, and it should display the actual titleID.
#2. I see you posted that your folder structure was SXOS/Titles/ , I had mine changed to all lowercase like "sxos/titles/", before it worked for me. And also the titleID# folder, I made the letters lower case as well.
Once I did this and restarted the Switch, the new graphics options were visible.
Oh! also the "Skip intro company" file worked great too! Game boots right into the main menu instead of all those into filler screens. :-)
You can't make PC 1:1, because some settings were added specially for Switch like third category of SSAO implementation, dynamic resolution, static grass...
You have plenty of tutorials how to extract Switch games on gbatemp.
Some settings are hardcoded to exefs, so unpacking is not enough.
Just wanted to put myself out there as another person who can't seem to get this mod to work, despite having the ID match and the contents of my file seem to be correct. I'm at a loss for what could be going wrong
Hi, does this work with SX OS Emunand? The opening post states to copy file to:
atmosphere/titles
or
reinx/titles
or
sxos/titles
However, due to emunand I cannot see any folder entitled either SXOS or titles. Can anyone advise how to make this work with emunand - ie where to paste files?
atmosphere/titles
or
reinx/titles
or
sxos/titles
However, due to emunand I cannot see any folder entitled either SXOS or titles. Can anyone advise how to make this work with emunand - ie where to paste files?
what are you talking about? for using emunand you must have atmosphere+hekate/sxos on your sd first. CFW always on your SD not inside your NAND...
Thanks for the reply. I have SX OS emunand set up on an SD card. The instructions in the original post show a file path to copy the file to sxos/titles. When I take a look at my SD card, this file path does not exist because (I think!) the SX OS and titles folders are not view-able because I set up Emunand as a hidden partition.
And you can't open default nand or emunand
It's common when newcomers misunderstand this. For clear: emunand is just a copy of your sysnand (which is also a HIDDEN partition that you can't access normally, can't view what's inside), and it requires CFW to load it instead of sysnand on boot.
OK, so do I need to set up a folder on my SD card, name it SXOS/Titles and copy the file to that? or just place the file on the root of the sd card?
What, you using SXOS and you don't have that folder on your sd? I don't use SXOS so I don't know about that. But It must be put in SXOS/titles as the author said
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