You sure red_AtRate means GPU usage? I was thinking this defines how much it can jump between resolutions for each frame to smooth out resolution changes (0.99 meaning one frame cannot differ from previous frame more than 1% in terms of pixel count)
You need to write your own script.
import sys
import json
import struct
file = open("lib_nx.bin", "rb")
if (file.read(4) != b"INIB"):
print("WRONG MAGIC")
sys.exit()
dummy = file.read(4)
entry_table_offset = int.from_bytes(file.read(4), byteorder="little")
entry_count = int.from_bytes(file.read(4), byteorder="little")
assert(file.tell() == entry_table_offset)
DUMP = []
offsets = []
for i in range(0, entry_count):
entry = {}
entry["CRC"] = file.read(4).hex().upper()
entry["type"] = int.from_bytes(file.read(4), byteorder="little")
offsets.append(int.from_bytes(file.read(4), byteorder="little"))
DUMP.append(entry)
assert(offsets[0] == file.tell())
for i in range(0, entry_count):
print(offsets[i])
file.seek(offsets[i])
match(DUMP[i]["type"]):
# Boolean
case 0:
data = int.from_bytes(file.read(4), byteorder="little")
if (data > 1):
print("ERROR")
sys.exit()
DUMP[i]["data"] = bool(data)
# Float
case 1:
DUMP[i]["data"] = round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3)
# (Float, Float, Float)
case 2:
DUMP[i]["data"] = [round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3), round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3), round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3)]
# (Float, Float, Float, Float)
case 3:
DUMP[i]["data"] = [round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3), round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3), round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3), round(struct.unpack('f', file.read(4))[0], 3)]
case _:
print("UNKNOWN CASE")
sys.exit()
file.close()
new_file = open("dump.json", "w", encoding="UTF-8")
json.dump(DUMP, new_file, indent="\t", ensure_ascii=False)
new_file.close()
dynamic resolution in any game uses around 99% gpu when its below the max resolution because it has no reason to drop the resolution if the resource isn't maxed out. they are just guessing on this one
Not exactly. With Switch GPU it's actually hard to cross 97% of GPU utilization reported by nvctrl, I guess they can measure it differently and get 99%.
i didn't mean exactly 99% just very close to max. if you look at the gpu in any dynamic resolution supported game it behaves the same. to me it would be illogical to change the resolution at anything less so I really doubt a setting like that would existNot exactly. With Switch GPU it's actually hard to cross 97% of GPU utilization reported by nvctrl, I guess they can measure it differently and get 99%.
But devs are actually preferring to measure time how long it takes to make one frame and based on that adjusts dynamic resolution. Experience from looking at UE4 configs which allow both of those ways and devs prefer actually time measuring.
But if in XC3 this is actually used, then if it's hardcoded time, with 60 FPS mod DynRes would be pretty broken.
It's definitely not lib_nx.bin related.
Its also for switch
i post a picture of emulator cause on switch is just message like "game stop to work" I already made upscale cutscene and fmv for switch it work like charm but for xenoblade chronicles 3 not :'(
How Switch will benefit from 1440p videos?Its also for switch
most people playing on 4k tv dock mod
with (for me) or without mclassic who did amazing job on switch with 1440p screen
This doesn't output true 4K. It's upscaling from max 1080p through sophisticated interpolation method because Switch operating system doesn't support more than 1080p tv output.
why must you post the graphics mod inside the dlc folder AND the game titleid folder anyways?
Dunno if I understand you correctly.
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