Contributions to the yuzu Games Wiki are welcomed, as keeping all of the data up to date and accurate is a community effort.
Table of Contents:
Throughout this guide, code blocks like <Value> are used. This means that "Value" should be replaced by something, and the "<>" should be deleted.
All data must be collected from the latest official yuzu releases, downloaded from here.
All dates follow the format <4-Digit Year>-<2-Digit Month>-<2-Digit Day>. For example, June 3rd 2017 would be "2017-06-03".
The recommended application for capturing the icon is ShareX while we recommend using the Capture Screenshot feature within yuzu itself for game screenshots. Screenshots can not be compressed, and must be in the PNG format.
The code consists of the actual files in the Github repisitory. To modify them, you have to fork this repo, make your changes, and send a pull request.
At the root, there's a folder for each game. The names of these folders should follow these specifications:
- Only use letters, numbers, and hyphens (No spaces!), because they will be linked to on the site.
- Names should be lowercase to ensure consistency.
- Have a wiki page with the same name.
The icon for a game is located at /<Game Name>/icon.png (See: Screenshots. The suggested process for getting one is:
- Make sure the game is in your yuzu game directory.
- Set the icon size to
Full Size (256x256)in the yuzu Configuration. - Take a screenshot of yuzu's library listing (See: yuzu Version).
- Crop out the game icon.
- The icon should be
256x256.
The screenshots for the game are located in /<Game Name>/screenshots/ (See: Screenshots). Screenshots must have a resolution of 1280x720.
Additionally, if a game has a rating of 3 or higher, you must include at least 3 screenshots, otherwise 1 screenshot is acceptable. The names of the screenshots don't matter.
The metadata for a save is located at /<Game Name>/savefiles/<Save Name>.dat. This is info about the save. The DAT values (See: TOML) are:
title(String): The location of the save ingame.description(String): A brief explanation about the save.author(String): Your forum account name, if you have one. If you don't, don't include this line.title_id(String): Title ID of the game.
The save data is located at /<Game Name>/savefiles/<Save Name>.zip (See: yuzu Version). To make a ZIP file, the process is:
- Make sure the game is in your yuzu game directory.
- Right click on the game and click
Open Save Data Location. This should open a window prompting you to select the user. - After selecting the user, you will be taken to the folder in which the save data is stored.
- Compress the files within the folder into a ZIP.
The wiki contains info about specific game problems, and can be modified by anyone. They use Markdown formatting.
Each page's title should match the game's respective folder in the code section, except with hyphens in the code changed to spaces on the wiki. Don't use the following characters in your wiki page's titles: \ / : * ? " < > |.
The format of each page is as follows:
- H2 header with text saying
Summary. - Brief summary of how the game performs: graphically, auditorily, and frame rate (with general hardware comparison - see MK7 example). See: yuzu Version.
An example of a game wiki page is the one for Pokemon: Let's Go:
Pokemon: Let's Go series currently experiences freezes called softlocks in yuzu.
This currently makes the game unplayable, but does not have major issues aside from the softlocks.
Pokemon: Let's Go goes ingame if you follow the instructions below:
* Dump a save. You can also use ones from the `Savefiles` section.
* Dump and use your NAND and keys from your console following our [quickstart guide](https://yuzu-emu.org/help/quickstart/).
* Choose the "Single Player - Handheld - Undocked" in `Emulation > Configure... > Input`
#### How to get past the controller selection screen
* In the Input Configuration tab, and choose the "Single Player - Handheld - Undocked" profile.