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RXDK: Modern Development for the Original Xbox
Xbox-Scene replied to Xbox-Scene's topic in Development
HOW TO SET UP XBWATSON WITH RXDK & XEMU This requires XDK HDD Image loaded in xemu using Cerbios with ini set to Debug = True, 1) Set XDK as default hdd image in xemu 2) Configure Port Forward Options Host 731 , Guest 731, TCP 3) Start > RXDK > SET XBOX IP and in the command prompt enter 127.0.0.1 4) Start > RXDK > XBWATSON 5) Launch Xemu & XBWATSON should connect -
RXDK: is a community-driven project that enables developers to build software for the Original Xbox using modern Windows operating systems like Windows 10 and 11, as well as newer versions of Visual Studio starting from 2019. Traditionally, developing for the Original Xbox required a Windows XP environment (often via a virtual machine), Visual Studio 2003 .NET, and the official Xbox Development Kit (XDK) installer. RXDK eliminates these limitations by providing an open-source installer that integrates the XDK with modern development environments. Modern Development Environment: Compile Xbox applications using Visual Studio 2019 and beyond. Simplified Installation: Automates the setup process for the XDK on modern Windows platforms. Open Source: Developed collaboratively by the Xbox-scene community. Enhanced Compatibility: Eliminates the need for legacy systems like Windows XP and Visual Studio 2003 .NET. Existing Tools Support: Adds Support and work arounds for debugging tools such as Xbox Watson Etc https://github.com/Team-Resurgent/RXDK
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Could I download this with an un modded Xbox One
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Breaking News Relate To Development For The Original Xbox And Modfest Entries
Xbox-Scene posted an article in News
We’re thrilled to announce two major releases that push the boundaries of development for the Original Xbox: RXDK: An open-source installer that brings the Xbox Development Kit (XDK 5933) into the modern age! Say goodbye to outdated Windows XP virtual machines and Visual Studio 2003. RXDK lets you build and compile Original Xbox projects on Windows 10/11 using Visual Studio 2019 and newer versions. Check it out here: https://github.com/Team-Resurgent/RXDK SDL 2.0.10 Port for the Original Xbox: The popular SDL library has been ported to work with RXDK! This port has been tested with SDL2 samples (LazyFoo) and even DevilutionX. It also includes support for SDL2 Mixer and lays the groundwork for future features. Grab it here: https://github.com/Team-Resurgent/RXDK-SDL2x Special Thanks: CrunchBite and Horneydvl for their amazing samples and contributions. Equinox & Team Resurgent for their work on RXDK. NRGST183 for his suggestions and pushing for alternatives. AsayuGit for porting and fixing the SDL2 Mixer addon. Lantus/MVG and Hyper_Eye for their foundational work on the SDL 1.2 port. Whether you’re an experienced developer or just curious about the Original Xbox scene, these tools open up a whole new world of possibilities. Let’s push the limits of what’s possible on this iconic console! Happy coding, and don’t forget to share your projects with the community! -
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Nice to see a community still around the OGXBOX.
HoRnEyDvL replied to Whackyboy90's topic in OG Xbox General
Welcome. You should also check out our community on discord. So many amazing friends people on there as well- 1 reply
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Whackyboy90 started following Nice to see a community still around the OGXBOX.
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I used to be on ISOZONE and submitted my own tutorials, such as getting the PS2 softmod trick to work with Medal of Honor Allied Assault. I also made a solderless TSOP flash guide because I was not able to afford stuff to do ut the proper way. Been a long time! Still have an OGXBOX flashed with INDBIOS and a 500GB drive (PATA to SATA). I run a HDMI lead without the hardware HDMI mod. (Kaico)
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How To Dump Games On Xbox One / One X
aliabhatt replied to BirdonWheels's topic in Software & Game Exploits
To dump games on an Xbox One or Xbox One X, you’ll need to use a method that involves a Windows PC and Xbox file transfer. First, install the Xbox app on your Windows PC, and enable developer mode on your Xbox console (requires a one-time Microsoft Developer account setup). Next, connect your Xbox and PC to the same network. Access the game files by navigating to My Games & Apps > Manage > File Explorer GB Whatsapp on your Xbox, and locate the game folder you wish to dump. Transfer the game files by copying them over to your PC via FTP or similar network file-sharing protocols. Note that dumping or backing up games may be restricted or against terms of service for Xbox, and it’s essential to follow any guidelines provided by Microsoft to avoid policy violations. -
The Xbox-Scene community is thrilled to present Xbox-Scene Modfest, a development event dedicated to the original Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. This online fest invites developers, artists, and enthusiasts to create and submit games, emulators, applications, or hardware mods. Submissions open December 1st, with projects due by January 31st. Community voting and a judging panel will award prizes to the top entries across two distinct categories: Software and Hardware. Two Prize Categories: 1. Software: This category includes games, emulators, and applications. Prize will be awarded based on creativity, functionality, and impact on the community. 2. Hardware: This category includes hardware mods or projects. Participants can submit completed projects by the January 31st deadline. If a project is not yet finished, participants must submit a video demonstrating proof of concept by the deadline. The hardware prize will only be awarded once the project is finalized and released under an open-source license in accordance with the contest rules. This approach allows flexibility for hardware developers while ensuring the contest remains fair and innovative. Projects may use official or unofficial development tools, such as NXDK, XDK, or other available options, and must be open-sourced on GitHub or similar platforms, fostering collaboration and community support. Rules include: 1. No NSFW Content: Projects must not contain adult, offensive, or inappropriate material to keep the event inclusive and family-friendly. 2. Open-Source Requirement: All submissions must be open-sourced or allow community contributions, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing. 3. Previously Started Projects: Games, emulators, applications, or hardware mods that have been previously started are welcome, provided they meet all event requirements and show significant progress or improvements. 4. Originality Requirement: Projects must be the original work of the entrant or represent a significant improvement or expansion of an existing project. 5. Hardware Safety: Hardware modifications must include clear documentation to ensure safe and responsible use and should not encourage practices that could permanently damage consoles. 6. Documentation: Submissions must come with adequate documentation, detailing how to build, install, or use the project so that the community can easily engage with or extend the work. 7. Licensing: All open-source projects must use a permissive license to guarantee that others can learn from or contribute to the work. 8. Community Engagement: Participants are encouraged to engage with the community by sharing progress updates on the Xbox-Scene forums or Discord, contributing to a collaborative and supportive event atmosphere. 9. Xbox One and Xbox Series X Compliance: Projects for Xbox One or Xbox Series X must not interfere with or negatively impact Xbox Live, the Xbox terms of service, or any other Microsoft services. Prizes: Exciting prizes will be awarded to the top entries in both categories! Details will be announced soon. Sponsorship and Contributions: We are actively seeking sponsors and contributors to help build an exciting prize pool for Xbox-Scene Modfest 2024. If you're interested in supporting the event and contributing to the community, please reach out to one of the staff members on the Xbox-Scene Discord. Whether you’re passionate about software, hardware, or mods, Xbox-Scene Modfest celebrates the creativity and spirit of these consoles. To join, register your interest on our forums or connect with fellow creators in the Xbox-Scene Discord!
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The Xbox-Scene community is thrilled to present Xbox-Scene Modfest, a development event dedicated to the original Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. This online fest invites developers, artists, and enthusiasts to create and submit games, emulators, applications, or hardware mods. Submissions open December 1st, with projects due by January 31st. Community voting and a judging panel will award prizes to the top entries across two distinct categories: Software and Hardware. Two Prize Categories: 1. Software: This category includes games, emulators, and applications. Prize will be awarded based on creativity, functionality, and impact on the community. 2. Hardware: This category includes hardware mods or projects. Participants can submit completed projects by the January 31st deadline. If a project is not yet finished, participants must submit a video demonstrating proof of concept by the deadline. The hardware prize will only be awarded once the project is finalized and released under an open-source license in accordance with the contest rules. This approach allows flexibility for hardware developers while ensuring the contest remains fair and innovative. Projects may use official or unofficial development tools, such as NXDK, XDK, or other available options, and must be open-sourced on GitHub or similar platforms, fostering collaboration and community support. Rules include: 1. No NSFW Content: Projects must not contain adult, offensive, or inappropriate material to keep the event inclusive and family-friendly. 2. Open-Source Requirement: All submissions must be open-sourced or allow community contributions, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing. 3. Previously Started Projects: Games, emulators, applications, or hardware mods that have been previously started are welcome, provided they meet all event requirements and show significant progress or improvements. 4. Originality Requirement: Projects must be the original work of the entrant or represent a significant improvement or expansion of an existing project. 5. Hardware Safety: Hardware modifications must include clear documentation to ensure safe and responsible use and should not encourage practices that could permanently damage consoles. 6. Documentation: Submissions must come with adequate documentation, detailing how to build, install, or use the project so that the community can easily engage with or extend the work. 7. Licensing: All open-source projects must use a permissive license to guarantee that others can learn from or contribute to the work. 8. Community Engagement: Participants are encouraged to engage with the community by sharing progress updates on the Xbox-Scene forums or Discord, contributing to a collaborative and supportive event atmosphere. 9. Xbox One and Xbox Series X Compliance: Projects for Xbox One or Xbox Series X must not interfere with or negatively impact Xbox Live, the Xbox terms of service, or any other Microsoft services. Prizes: Exciting prizes will be awarded to the top entries in both categories! Details will be announced soon. Sponsorship and Contributions: We are actively seeking sponsors and contributors to help build an exciting prize pool for Xbox-Scene Modfest 2024. If you're interested in supporting the event and contributing to the community, please reach out to one of the staff members on the Xbox-Scene Discord. Whether you’re passionate about software, hardware, or mods, Xbox-Scene Modfest celebrates the creativity and spirit of these consoles. To join, register your interest on our forums or connect with fellow creators in the Xbox-Scene Discord!
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Hi Guys, You're looking for information on dumping Xbox One/Series games. Dumping games is often done to create backups or mod games, but it’s important to ensure you follow all legal guidelines and terms of service. Here’s a general comment you could add: To dump Xbox One/Series games with GameScript and Vermintide 2, make sure you’re using the latest version of Durango Dumplings (v2 Monosodium Glutamate edition) for optimal compatibility. This tool allows you to extract game files for backup purposes. Keep in mind that this process requires technical knowledge, and always respect copyright laws when dumping game data. Unauthorized use or distribution may violate Xbox and game publisher policies.
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