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Hi, I’m having an issue with the Xbox 360 emulator Xenia.

First i downloaded XeniaManager then i download the Xenia emulator.

I added a game, but I’ve been trying to change the controls

I don’t have a game controller, so I’m using a keyboard.

I did some research and found that there’s a file called xenia.log that can be opened in Notepad to change the key bindings.

However, I’ve run into a problem: after I change the keys and save the file, the emulator resets the settings to default.

Could I get some help with this?

Or are there other good Xbox 360 emulators out there?

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I don't think it should be the log file u need to change.
I think it should be a xenia.config.toml file which holds the values u need to change

Should look like this

[HID.WinKey]
keybind_a = "0xBA"                                    # List of keys to bind to A, separated by spaces
keybind_b = "0xDE"                                    # List of keys to bind to B, separated by spaces
keybind_back = "Z"                                    # List of keys to bind to BACK, separated by spaces
keybind_dpad_down = "^S"                              # List of keys to bind to DPAD_DOWN, separated by spaces
keybind_dpad_left = "^A"                              # List of keys to bind to DPAD_LEFT, separated by spaces
keybind_dpad_right = "^D"                             # List of keys to bind to DPAD_RIGHT, separated by spaces
keybind_dpad_up = "^W"                                # List of keys to bind to DPAD_UP, separated by spaces
keybind_left_shoulder = "1"                           # List of keys to bind to LEFT_SHOULDER, separated by spaces
keybind_left_thumb = "F"                              # List of keys to bind to LEFT_THUMB_PRESSED, separated by spaces
keybind_left_thumb_down = "_S"                        # List of keys to bind to LEFT_THUMB_DOWN, separated by spaces
keybind_left_thumb_left = "_A"                        # List of keys to bind to LEFT_THUMB_LEFT, separated by spaces
keybind_left_thumb_right = "_D"                       # List of keys to bind to LEFT_THUMB_RIGHT, separated by spaces
keybind_left_thumb_up = "_W"                          # List of keys to bind to LEFT_THUMB_UP, separated by spaces
keybind_left_trigger = "Q I"                          # List of keys to bind to LEFT_TRIGGER, separated by spaces
keybind_right_shoulder = "3"                          # List of keys to bind to RIGHT_SHOULDER, separated by spaces
keybind_right_thumb = "K"                             # List of keys to bind to RIGHT_THUMB_PRESSED, separated by spaces
keybind_right_thumb_down = "0x28"                     # List of keys to bind to RIGHT_THUMB_DOWN, separated by spaces
keybind_right_thumb_left = "0x25"                     # List of keys to bind to RIGHT_THUMB_LEFT, separated by spaces
keybind_right_thumb_right = "0x27"                    # List of keys to bind to RIGHT_THUMB_RIGHT, separated by spaces
keybind_right_thumb_up = "0x26"                       # List of keys to bind to RIGHT_THUMB_UP, separated by spaces
keybind_right_trigger = "E O"                         # List of keys to bind to RIGHT_TRIGGER, separated by spaces
keybind_start = "X"                                   # List of keys to bind to START, separated by spaces
keybind_x = "L"                                       # List of keys to bind to X, separated by spaces
keybind_y = "P"                                       # List of keys to bind to Y, separated by spaces

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15 minutes ago, Gameon100 said:

I did some research and found that there’s a file called xenia.log that can be opened in Notepad to change the key bindings.

A .log file is a Log file. When you play a game, it just populates the file with information (including your settings).

Look inside your emulators' folder (not the manager, the 2nd one you downloaded).  Then look inside /config/ for a .config.toml file (e.g. xenia.config.toml).  Edit that file (any text editor) the same way you "edited the .log file".

 

22 minutes ago, Gameon100 said:

Or are there other good Xbox 360 emulators out there?

The Xenia Canary branch is what I've seen recommended.

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7 minutes ago, JoeViking245 said:

A .log file is a Log file. When you play a game, it just populates the file with information (including your settings).

Look inside your emulators' folder (not the manager, the 2nd one you downloaded).  Then look inside /config/ for a .config.toml file (e.g. xenia.config.toml).  Edit that file (any text editor) the same way you "edited the .log file".

 

The Xenia Canary branch is what I've seen recommended.

To be complete on that comment:
Xenia canary is not actively being developed anymore. Last commit there was february 13
The fork of xenia canary does show active development, that is called Xenia Edge.
Last updated 7 hours ago.
 

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