Hashes are used to verify the correct version of a game is being patched, and this bypasses it. # Add # before hash hash = "# " # like this #hash = "#" This isn't guaranteed to work, and may cause crashes. Try commenting out the hash of the patch like so:.Try deleting all of your patches and updating them.Make sure you have the latest version of Xenia Canary experimental from here.Make sure you have the right version of the game e.g.Make sure you followed Enabling patches.If the above sections didn't help, you can try the following: Change the value to 0x# replacing # with the hex value.įramerates higher than 60 FPS require vsync to be changed from true to false in the Xenia Canary config.
Divide your monitor's resolution width by height (i.e.While most aspect ratio patches are 21:9 (3440/1440), they can be changed to other aspect ratios as well These patches do not increase resolution! Present_letterbox must be changed from true to false! patch.toml file that corresponds to your game in a text editor (Notepad, VSCode, VSCodium, Notepad++, etc.), and change is_enabled from false to true. The patches folder DOES NOT GO IN CONTENT!Īpply_patches must be set to true in the Xenia Canary config!.5454082B - Red Dead Redemption (GOTY, Disc 1).patch.tomlĥ45408A7 - Grand Theft Auto V (TU26).patch.tomlĥ84111F7 - Minecraft (XBLA, TU0).patch.toml
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