When you enable this option, clicking the "System Options" in the guide menu, will not exit to the official dash. If enabled, system options in mini blades will not exit to official dash. What this means, is when you exit an Arcade game through it's main menu, it will load the official Microsoft dash.
If enabled, exiting a XBLA game through it's own menu will return you to the official dash. When you eject a game or DVD, the console will return to the official Microsoft dash. If enabled, ejecting a game or DVD video will return to official dash. With this enabled, Dash Launch will load the "default" item instead of the official dash when you press Y in the guide menu to go home. If enabled, pressing Y in the mini blades while in official dash will cause a launch event.
This just means that when this is enabled, MOST XBLA games will no longer need to be "unlocked," they should boot with no modifications. If enabled, (most) XBLA will no longer need Yaris patching. This is the same as the guide button's rules but with the console's power button. If set, turning the console on with the console's power button will launch this (one time). It says (one time) because it will only load this item when you BOOT the console with the guide button. This means the item will load up when the console is powered on via the remote or controller's guide button. If set, turning the console on with the remote or controller's guide button will launch this (one time). However, if you hold the RB, then it will load the System Settings instead. More simply said, setting this path will have that program load up instead of exiting to the System Settings on the official dash. Same as But_A, But_B, But_X, But_Y, Start, Back, LBump, RThumb.Įxiting via miniblades using option System Settings will go to this program if Right Bumper is not held. Same as But_A, But_B, But_X, But_Y, Start, Back, and LBump. So, holding RB, while going "Home" will land you at the official dash. The reason behind this, is because this button will always return you to the official Microsoft dash. Same as But_A, But_B, But_X, But_Y, Start, and Back. Same as But_A, But_B, But_X, But_Y, and Start Set this path to another piece of Homebrew to have it load when B is held during console boot or returning Home. Same goes for when returing "Home." If you hold "A" while going "Home" this program or Homebrew, will load instead of your Default selected item. In other words, if you have an application, or Homebrew, set in this path, when you hold the "A" button while the console is booting, this application, or Homebrew, will load instead of the "Default" item. Holding the "A" button on boot or when titles are exiting will cause this to load instead. More than likely, it's already set to FSD. When no other button on the controller is pressed, this is the item that will load by default when the console is powered on. If set, when no button is held any time dash attempts to load, this will load instead. Very VERY handy if you are creating a piece of Homebrew, or trying out some patches. This way you can have crash reports when FSD crashes to help trouble shoot frequent occurring issues. In other words, point this path to an empty. No part of this site may be reproduced without permission.Crash dumps dump to this file if exchandler option is enabled. Registered trademarks and tradenames are property of their respective owners.
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