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Here comes a new emulator! This like any other yuzu fork is a Bring Your Own. This is now available for both Windows and SteamOS / Linux.Read in Manage Emulators -> Eden for instructions in how to set up this emulator.This also includes a small change on CloudSync Linux, if during a game session we detect that no game was uploaded then a force upload will occur when closing the emulator, this should help with some Bazzite issues you've been having. This only works in emulators when you exit using SELECT + STARTWork in 3.0 is going well, cloudSync is also being rewritten so it should work fine with Bazzite out of the box.See you in the next update!

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Keith Leyson

Tested the pre alpha yesterday and I am disappointed. My test for any secret console emulation fork is to see how it handles Little Prince Boy Cries of the Monarchy. It performs the same as Citron with some minor QOL changes like moving the motion binding button a little higher and to the right. And worse, it also seems to have the same memory issues when running the said game. Waste of time and energy to use this over something already set up.

YME

Honestly is it even worth using these other forks anymore , literally nothing much has changed since their removal

Jeff B

I've noticed a positive improvement in the performance on newer hardware. This emu is promising.

DAVID EVANS

Silly question, if we move from Yuzu/Citron to Eden (rumored to be the best next to the OG Yuzu), will saves import in?

naruto020499

If you only play a few games and they are kinda old then no, but if you plan to play anything new when they come out or even newer already released games you will need the forks as Ryujinx and Yuzu will or have glitches that won't be fixed and imo even tho it is a steam deck I get better performance with Eden unlike Ryubing which just feels like UI updates.

Jeff B

I think Eden imports or helps move your saves for you. You just need to supply the keys and firmware.

DAVID EVANS

Of course, just like any other Switch emulator, going to test it on my Flip 2 tonight (Android based console) just to see how much better it is at this point.

DAVID EVANS

It's got hope, devs with real skill, I hate how it is now, Citron for one game, Yuzu for 4-5 games, and back and forth between emulators. Word is BOTW (or Little Prince Boy Cries of the Monarchy as you call it) on a good PC can see over 100fps. On Yuzu, anything over 90fps was unstable and would crash.

DAVID EVANS

When Yuzu was live and being updated, it was great, devs with real skill and got things working, Eden appears to be like that, and we will see if they update the trend that Yuzu had. I'm sure it will take some updates before it gets there but, from what I read, it's impressive so far...

Keith Leyson

Botw is exhale of the crazy. 😂

Jeremy Kurowski

I can't get Eden to run any games or the emulator itself from steam. Emulator's exe runs fine, and games launch via the Eden emulator no problem. Successfully implemented prod.keys, and firmware. So something seems broken on emudeck's end. I reset srm's configuration, reparsed, and still nothing of Eden launches within Steam. This is tested on windows 11. Gonna try on SteamOS in a bit.

Jeff B

No ability to select Eden as alternate switch emulator in ES-DE. How do I do this?

Arkadiy Ilyayev

How do I make EMU deck recognize the Citron.AppImage? I want to have cloud backups available.

Jeremy Kurowski

Nope, hopefully they can fix this soon. Should be an easy fix, I would assume. Also, SteamOS doesn't impliment Citron in the Emudeck app. Followed the guide on the website perfectly. It's named properly and is in the applications directory with the rest. Emudeck in SteamOS does not recognize the appimage at all.

Matt Paese

You very much on the right track. I am setting up the windows version right now of Emudeck cause I want to stream from my pc using Apollo/Artemis since my laptop is way more powerful. Anyway, if you open the file in notepad, you can change the path. I figured it out by opening the citron launcher. There is a massive bug in emudeck when it comes to EDEN. I hope I can explain this in a way that is understandable, so here it goes. If you look on the manage emulators screen, you will see, it says the emulator will work if you put it in the APPDATA/emudeck/Emulators/eden-windows-msvc/ folder, but when you open the eden.ps1 file in note pad, it shows the path as APPDATA/emudeck/Emulators/eden/eden-windows-msvc/eden.exe. Because of this, when you launch it, clousync starts but then the emulator just closes. I changed the path to the one that is listed in the manage emulators screen. After doing so, emudeck will detect it and it will open. Here is where the bug is. If you click on the reset configuration button in manage emulators, it will change the patch back to the incorrect path and then when you open emudeck again, it will no longer detect the emulator. Basically click reset configuration breaks it again, so i had to go back to eden.ps1 to refix it. I am assuming it is a similar problem on the steam deck with that path in eden.ps1 and hitting the reset configuration button. As long as that button isn't hit in emudeck after the path is corrected, the emulator will launch. Does this long winded response make sense? Now If someone can figure out why the heck the bios indicator always says searching... for eden under manage emulators and missing in the bios checker, despite them being installed correctly, that will resolve my current headache with eden. I know they were done correctly because i did the exact same process with citron and it's indicator works in the bios checker, however, it manage emulators it just still says searching... I can say that when the i open the emulator, i no longer get the prompts for the required bios files and the verification of the files also completes too, the same way it does in cintron. Anyway.... has anyone figured out my second problem with the bios indicators, or might that be another error in the code and I should just sit tight for the next update? I am all ears if there is a fix for that.

Jeremy Kurowski

Can your please report what you've found to the appropriate place? We all need this fixed ASAP. At the bar, or I would.

Ernesto Antonio Gómez Retamoza

in windows version of emudeck, the instruction to install eden says to put the emulator in ...EmuDeck/Emulators/eden-windows-msvc/ but the script to load the emulator looks for the exe in ...EmuDeck/Emulators/eden/eden-windows-msvc/ (with an "eden" folder before eden-windows-msvc) this took me a while to figure out, culd you please fix it?

PatronSaintBernard

Hey guys! Seems like EmuDeck doesn't autoconfigure Eden in any way. I've manually installed it to the correct location on Windows, I set it as the default emu in ES-DE, and I've gone through the settings in Eden to set as many folders as I can to the /Emulation/storage/eden/ folder (sdmc, nand, dump, load, tas, etc.). What else is recommended? Are there "official" recommended settings or anything? Anything else to do for better integration?

Gustavo Carvalho

Eden is a very promising emulator, it even has its own "merge installation folder" script at startup (in case you use other forks) and has some really nice features on Android (like managing and downloading GPU Drivers inside the emulator itself).

Blob Ross

I cant seem to get Eden to show itself on emudeck or on emulation station. on emudeck the box for Eden is greyed out still I think I have everything in the right location and on emulation station it says error couldn't find emulator EDEN has it been properly installed i have Eden in the correct folder but nothing seems to be working

EmuDeck

windows? there is a typo in the Manage emulators section, the proper location is USERFOLDER/AppData/Roaming/EmuDeck/Emulators/eden-windows-msvc/

EmuDeck

there is a typo in the Manage emulators section, the proper location is USERFOLDER/AppData/Roaming/EmuDeck/Emulators/eden-windows-msvc/

Ernesto Antonio Gómez Retamoza

in windows version of emudeck, the instruction to install eden says to put the emulator in ...EmuDeck/Emulators/eden-windows-msvc/ but the script to load the emulator looks for the exe in ...EmuDeck/Emulators/eden/eden-windows-msvc/ (with an "eden" folder before eden-windows-msvc) this took me a while to figure out