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To access the screenshots directly Screenshots are stored in the <AURORA_DIRECTORY>/Plugins/UserData/<TITLE_ID>/Screenshots directories To download the screenshots through the NOVA WebUI Launch the game that you want to get the screenshots for In a web browser go to http://<XBOX_IP>:9999 for example if your xbox's ip address is 192.168.1.123, you would go to http://192.168.1.123:9999 The default username is xboxhttp and the default password is xboxhttp Once logged in, click on the Screens tab Select a screenshot and the image should appear in your browser, you can then right click and save the image The screenshots are in BMP format. You will have to use some other program to convert them to JPEG/PNG

REST API Documentation https://github.com/jrobiche/xbox360-aurora-developer-documentation/blob/main/rest-api/overview.md Lua Libraries Documentation Coming soon? I wrote some documentation for the NOVA plugin's REST API and figured that others might find it useful. I plan on adding similar documentation for the available Lua libraries, but I cannot guarantee that I will be able to cover everything. If there is wrong or missing information and you know the correct information, then please let me know or feel free to open a Pull Request with the fix.

Inside the Aurora directory, there should be a file at "Data/Databases/content.db" This file is a sqlite database containing information about all of the titles that Aurora found during a scan

Glad you like it. Thank you for trying it out!

Awesome! Glad that it is working Thanks for testing it out

I recently made a post in a another topic with my fix for this. Feel free to check it out:

I made some changes to fix the Locale issue the Title ID search I made a PR to the github repository, but idk how active they are so no idea when/if the changes will get merged https://github.com/XboxUnity/AuroraAssetEditor/pull/3 Edit: Pull request has been merged and a new release is available to download at https://github.com/XboxUnity/AuroraAssetEditor/releases/tag/v1.3.2

I decided to take a look into it and there are a couple of issues that will need to be fixed. I am not very familiar with C#, so it might take some time to completely fix. The two main issues that I have found so far are 1) the locale parser is broken 2) there is a tls/ssl error when connecting to xbox.com which can be resolved by adding this line: System.Net.ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol |= (SecurityProtocolType)(0xc0 | 0x300 | 0xc00); After hard coding a en-US local (just for testing) and adding the tls/ssl fix it is able to find some of the assets from xbox.com (see screenshot below), but there are a lot of assets missing. So the parts that parse for those assets will also need to be fixed

Hello everyone, I tried to release this yesterday on r/360hacks But for some reason they are not approving my post, so I will try releasing it here. I recently tried out the Aurora dashboard and the NOVA web ui, but it does not seem to have a way to launch games from your library. So I tried my hand at creating a web ui that allows for that. Admittedly, I did not search for an existing solution to this problem so there may be existing solutions that allow for this. But this was still a fun project even if that is the case. Either way, I'm interested to hear what you think about it. Screenshots of Aurora Script: https://imgur.com/a/LSSP8T1 Screenshots of the Web UI: https://imgur.com/a/30xsPwz Source Code of Aurora Script: https://github.com/jrobiche/xbox360-aurora-scripts Source Code of the Web UI: https://github.com/jrobiche/xbox360-aurora-game-launcher-webui Download Link: https://mega.nz/file/5rJlyICS#kHC0f90MJs_ihS_gCA8-ymsHmGM5MXfXxZbQXAcKdhg VirusTotal Scan: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/f6ba8a6dbb4af1f19f2a7e232fe6c0d21c05f81acf0261c7fcba87d6caaede91/detection