zerohour27 Posted September 16, 2020 Posted September 16, 2020 Yuzu.ahk Module for Rocketlauncher (by djvj, bleasby & tonesmalone) (v1.0 ) If you haven't heard of it, Yuzu is a Nintendo Switch emulator, from the developers of Citra (Nintendo 3DS emulator). This is a working module (including fullscreen) for Rocketlauncher. Runs fine with the latest yuzu emulator builds. EDIT: The latest Yuzu Ahk script (it was updated recently) no longer gives errors, so now you can go to the link below (the original thread of the ahk on rlauncher.com) and get it from there. http:/rlauncher.com/showthread.php?5302-yuzu-(Switch-Emulator)-Module/www. Note: if you want to use the Escape key to close the game and go back to the HyperSpin list (like we always do), first open up yuzu manually and go to Emulation, Configure, Hotkeys. By default, yuzu uses the Esc key to go out of fullscreen mode. Just change it to something else, like F9 for example, and you are good to go. About an error with the Qt5QWindowIcon : If you come up with an error saying something about "Qt5QWindowIcon" which was not found, this is how to fix it. This might happen because of the line "emuPrimaryWindow := new Window(new WindowTitle("yuzu Nightly",primaryWindowClassName))" in the ahk script. HyperSpin won't be able to find it because it's probably for a nightly (or canary) build of the yuzu emulator (the window is named differently, mostly in older versions of the emulator). It will give an error if your current emulator window actually just says "yuzu" for example. Change "yuzu Nightly" (or "yuzu canary") for just "yuzu" and it will work like a charm. Make sure the name of the emulator window matches the one in the script. Also, don't forget to delete MCRC, iCRC and MID lines in the script (if you change it), as this would now be a custom module upon editing, or else Rocketlauncher will show a warning message/error at the bottom right corner. http://wiki.rlauncher.com/index.php?title=Development#User_Customized_Modules
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