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  1. 5 minutes ago, -zard- said:
    Thanks for the hard work. But that doesn't work either.
     
    Test - xbox360 falcon glitch loader
    kernel - 17599
    contry - South Korea
     
    Test Patch - 0.1~1.2 All File Same Result
     
    Only the cover and information are updated, and this results in the same result even with
    the launcher ini file settings even if the patch plug-in is not used, so there is no reason to use the plug-in. 

    kernel 17599? Damn, I'm jelly...

    Aside from that, your location is irrelevant if you're running the latest version of the patch. There is also no such thing as a launcher ini. I assume you're referring to the launch.ini file...in which case if the patch is not set as a plugin, you will crash and at best maybe get one cover art downloaded. If the patch is set as a plugin, you will not crash and Aurora will download any and all assets available on the unity server, and all game manifest data from Microsoft.

    If Aurora hasn't cached all the game info already (on a new Hdd or fresh Aurora install), and you have liveblock/livestrong enabled, you won't get anything, as Aurora has to request the title catalogues from M$ before it knows what to download to begin with. Liveblock/livestrong can both be disabled as long as the patch is running, and you will not crash.

    If you're still sure there's no reason to use it, then grab the debug build from the "Dist" folder, run a scan with liveblock/livestrong disabled, and send me the log file.


  2. Yes; it does Unity requests first, queries Microsoft's catalog api, then requests the actual assets from Microsoft's CDN where needed. It is possible that assets not found on the unity server fallback to M$ for the request, which would explain why some of the missing assets occur with the patch. Either way, if you want better, bug the devs to update Aurora directly so you don't have to depend on the patch at all lol. And if you're actually doing that to get all the background images blocked as false positives from my patch....well you are a very patient person -  much more so than me lmao.

    At this point the patch prevents 99.9% of the crashes caused by downloading assets 100% of the time for 99.9% of the users with 99% of all titles successfully downloading their cover art. Even if all background images were blocked from false positives I'd still consider this a reasonable success in it's own right lol.

    (^ unscientific numbers, of course, but you get the gist)


  3. I'll have a look at it this weekend. For now, just replace those files in skyrim's title folder with the ones you sent me that don't work, to prevent confusion lol.

    You could always post up a list of all the titles you need the covers for and see if this community still has enough servitude left in it to send you their .asset files for the titles they already have. :p

    I'll post back here after I have a chance to take a look at it, possibly with some sort of solution, though it won't be till end of the weekend most likely.


  4. 8 minutes ago, Dni said:

    Ok so because I got gta v I put the cover on it and changed skyrim and now I don't even have gta cover??? 

    Those files are named for Skyrim. If you are copying them into the GTA title folder, you'd have to rename them to match the containing folder's title id...in this case, gta's title id. Only the first two characters should remain unchanged. 

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  5. Well my initial theory of what was wrong...was wrong. Lol. It was just a guess as I'm not that familiar with Aurora to begin with. The .asset files are just jpg images, but converted into a packed resource file format which the Xbox then unpacks and loads into memory, ultimately showing the jpg images on your screen. 

    The ones you sent me were all 2 kb in size; the .xpr header magic was there, but the rest was just null data. Null data means no picture. Why the asset editor didn't properly pack the images, I can't tell you. Manually packing them is fairly trivial if you're comfortable with command line and have the full sdk on your computer. But a pain in the ass. I'd have to download the asset editor and test it before assuming the resource packing doesn't work. But  if that is the case, a workaround wouldn't be that hard.


  6. Is liveblock/livestrong enabled? If so, disable them, reboot, and rescan. Make sure you either put a banned kv on, or have a stealth set in plugins so your kv doesn't get banned. I would still recommend downloading latest version of FSD again and replacing your copy with it.


  7. OK, put it back in the "/Data/" folder like before. Same goes for "/Data/GameData/" and "/Data/TitleUpdates/" if you deleted those as well.

    The "Data/Databases/content.db" should be deleted from xbox; aurora will generate it next time rescan. I just got back to pc so I'll have a look at the title folder.


  8. No, nothing's being blocked (neither by aurora, or my patch if you happen to be using it). If your console isn't online, there really isn't much to block anyways lol. Sounds like it's not creating the additional game asset binaries necessary for the cover art to show up, due to not having an internet connection. If those files don't exist, it creates them during the scan process as it downloads them (either from unity.net or microsoft's cdn).

    Can you upload one of the title folders from your GameData folder you imported? Needs to be the folder you created on your computer; don't copy the folder off of your xbox. GTA, any of the COD games, or a homebrew app would be ideal.


  9. 3 minutes ago, Dni said:

    Manually copying folder with assets I made using aurora asst ed. Then placing them in data\gamedata then title Id folder. 

    While I used the aurora editor I did both ways the save all assets that didn't work so I then tried to save one at a time. This still doesn't work. The games all work fine just no covers

    OK, so just to confirm...everything is working (the game titles you added are showing in Aurora) with the exception of displaying the cover art for those titles?

    [edit] Sorry if this was previously said and I missed it; briefly skimmed the previous posts in this thread but I may have missed that. It sounded to me like the titles weren't showing in Aurora at all.


  10. Ye, importing would be diff ig. Delete just the "Data/Databases/content.db" file and see if that fixes it after a rescan. If not, also delete the content.db file again, as well as the last two in the list (Data/TitleUpdates/ and Data/titlecache.list) and see if that does the trick.

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  11. 1 hour ago, Rikintosh said:

    It worked perfectly with aurora, but with FSD I can't download images (front cover, and screenshot), I only get full cover, no error happens, I just don't have this images.

    You're using an old (buggier) version of FSD. Current version is Freestyle Rev 783 iirc; replacing your FSD install with the newer one will fix this.


  12. I have never used Aurora editor, but it sounds like you need to force Aurora to rebuild the database. Using Neighborhood or the file manager in Aurora, delete the following folders/files located inside your Aurora folder on your console's Hdd:

    Data/Databases/content.db
    Data/GameData/
    Data/TitleUpdates/
    Data/titlecache.list

    Restart Aurora, and rescan.

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