Extract contents of zip into Cemu folder.

The Cemu devs don't seem to mind, and in fact have been really supportive (Huge thanks to Exzap!).

I like hacking on software that originally wasn't meant to be extended/changed.Why not improve on an already great emulator by adding some extra features ?.

Think of it like a pcsx2 plugin, implementing something not in the core.Adds code/data patching to your games at load-time, which you can activate and share the same way you do graphic packs!.GamePad input source override for cemu, including full motion sensing support (requires additional software, see the guide).A nearly complete h264 module for cemu, with an implementation similar to what an official one would be (Cemu 1.15.4 or newer also provides its own alternative).If it has any issues, follow the steps again and try a different resolution. Choose the “(Default)” preset (the one you’ve edited) in the graphicPacks window and boot the game up.Some resolutions won’t work so choosing common monitor resolutions here is recommended.Īn extra step is needed if you’ve used Cemu’s build-in downloader: Copy the pack you’ve edited from the graphicPacks/downloadedGraphicPacks folder to the root graphicPacks folder to prevent it from being overwritten. Now, change the $width and $height to the resolution you want.Open the rules.txt file in notepad or something similar and find the following text (this is for 720p games, but 1080p will only have some changes in values):.Open the resolution pack folder (either graphicPacks or graphicPacks/downloadedGraphicPacks) which follows the following name convention ShortTitle_Resolution, for example MarioKart8_Resolution.You can’t add ultrawide resolutions unless the resolution pack already supports ultrawide resolutions. This’ll assume you use Cemu 1.14.0 packs and newer since only those contain presets. This might be slightly technical, so carefully follow these steps.

Cemu 1.7.5 9k shader cache download