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Afraid not :( The audio decoder gets relatively frequent updates so there's a good chance it'll get fixed... at some point.

If you look at the Xenia log file it'll probably tell you if there's an error when it tries to apply the patches. It sounds like either the patch file has been edited incorrectly or it's in the wrong place. Try deleting them and re-adding them from the patch zip.

@@NotJustSomeGuy Hahahaha i can't believe i didn't think about deleting and replacing the patch before. I've been trying things for hours. It works all good thanks !

@@NotJustSomeGuy One more thing : If i don't upscale and set resolve to true, i don't have to disable texture morphing and i'm keeping the physical changes, dyes and make up without causing any bugs, right ? (at the cost of half my fps of course)

@@ceryx6849 I *think* so, but there's a chance the dog model explosion bug might persist. If it does happen make sure you change the dog breed and see if it goes away.

@@NotJustSomeGuy Alright. I've been experiencing terrible performances with readback. 22 to 40 fps all spikey so i decided to use your fix instead. I'll try the revert-revert solution if i really want to apply some cosmetic changes. I don't intend to play evil anyways. Still, i'm surprised i can't run a smooth 60fps 1080p without using 100% of my GPU (and experiences graphical glitches and crashes alot) with your patches. I have a RTX3050 8GB GPU and 32GB RAM. So i'm going for og 720p, 50fps + reshade and high priority set in task manager. It's the best setup i've been able to configure. I just got to adulthood and have yet to experience crash frequency to acess whether it's alright or not. For those wondering, if you can't manage to find a good revert-revert workaround explanation for cosmetic morphs, i think this is the exact right way of doing it : - Save and quit before using cosmetic stuff - turn off texture morph disable patch temporarily - turn setback_resolve to true + resolution_scaling to 1 (x and y) - load your game and make sure character is not blacked - change cosmetics, save and quit - If it doesn't seem to work just play around a bit, change zone, do stuff before save and quit. - then revert the settings back to setback_resolve = false and morph patch.

The Debug Menu Mod which is included with Archon's Toolbox has an option to override the morphs. Find the Cheat Menu > Stats Menu and set Override Ability Morphs to true. Then change strength to what you'd like.

@@NotJustSomeGuy Thanks for replying! I was a dumb dumb and didn't figure it out at first. Got it. Thanks!

Xenia used to have a rather complex framerate counter but it was more for debugging and it hurt performance so it was removed in normal builds a year or so ago. I currently use Xbox Game Bar when I need to see framerate and it works nicely for me. Your GPU manufacturer will also have some kind of overlay, e.g. Nvidia's overlay or the Radeon overlay which will show framerate.

@@NotJustSomeGuy Radeon overlay shows "NA", it can't read the framerate of the game. I will try the xbox game bar but my biggest problem actually is the stability of the game, I can't play more than 10 minutes without a crash.

​@@spacepirate9882 The AMD GPU drivers are notorious for having poor compatibility with Xenia, so it could be that.

I play on PC using Xenia but you can also use Xbox Cloud Gaming. I made a video comparing the two and how to set up Xenia (you'll need to get the game files onto your PC which isn't covered in the video) ruclips.net/video/98ACUnkzqx0/видео.htmlsi=wWOPpHqIpxNoOnkX

@@NotJustSomeGuy Absolutely legendary, thanks heaps! No problem, I have a disk, I'll use that. I'll use your toolbox for sure!

Yep!

@@NotJustSomeGuy Just wanted to add that this is awesome man. Having enemies actually do damage makes the whole experience so much more enjoyable. I actually bought health potions for the 1st time. Great work!

Yes! Or do some dark side stuff to obtain it ;)

Changing dog breed through the potions you get from murgo will fix the dog glitching, if you have the DLC.

@@NotJustSomeGuy as of now Murgo sells only clothing, will he have these dyes later in stock?

Initially, I had "draw resolution scale" set to 2. I set it to 1, and that fixed my dog. Then, I performed an immoral act and entered the lake tomb or whatever. After the loading screen, my character's texture was fixed.

You need to convert it to XEX. There's a link to the Archon's Toolbox tutorial in the description.

Very cool! If you have Archon's Toolbox installed straight onto the game files you should be good. If you're only using a savefile though, you will need to open the mod's Mod Configuration Menu each time you load the game. This is because consoles (currently) can't tell when the game has reloaded (in order to re-apply the combat changes) unless the actual game files have been modified.

@@NotJustSomeGuy So. I have been testing it for couple days, and I have to say that finally I feel competition. I know nothing about codding, but I hope we will have more mods soon :) Thank You once again Guy, You are the best 👍

Black textures can be fix by enabling the readback resolve setting but at the cost of halving your framerate, or by using my texture morphing patch but it disables the effects you see when you become good/evil/ or use tattoos/dyes. The dog can be fixed by using my texture morphing patch and changing its breed.

Yep. With the Xenia emulator you can play it and the DLCs all the way through, if you put up with the occasional crash and visual bug. All footage in this video was captured on Xenia at 1440p 60fps. I made a video guide on how to get it set up assuming you already have the game files: ruclips.net/video/98ACUnkzqx0/видео.html

Off the top of my head when it comes to coop we can only disable the movement restriction so each player can go as far as they want from each other, but this is still a problem due to the shared camera. We can take control of the camera but we can't create split-screen, unless we find code that the devs left in. In a very very theoretical situation we would also be able to load the Henchman's real savefile so they become their hero, but it would require a *lot* of work unless once again we find some code that the devs left in.

@@NotJustSomeGuy I hope for at least the second thing, the henchman playing with the real savefile, that would be the good coop, with the 2 players doing all the possible things in the game. Who knows, maybe in the future

I'm not sure I have that version to port it to so there's not much I can do I'm afraid.

@@NotJustSomeGuy 😭 I can upload my rip if you want, I'm just totally desperate to play this masterpiece again. Anyway thanks for the reply and I hope you continue to make Fable II modding alive!

Yes, all two of them.

Thats from the RuntimeCodeLoader mod. You should also try to get rid of the dog teleporter because it causes a crash in the hobbe cave but its a bit tricky to uninstall; I’ll be releasing an update soon to fix it.

​@@NotJustSomeGuyanyway to disable the text. Also thanks for letting me know about dog mod

@@Tom-cp1zy Well right stick click hides the text but if you’re not using the code loader mod you should just uninstall it

@@NotJustSomeGuy thanks also how do I disable the dog loader. I still get the message when I load into the game

​@@Tom-cp1zy Apologies for the late reply. If you have Discord I can fix your save for you. I've removed the DogTeleporter mod from the download for now. If you need to fix it yourself you'll need to do the following: Install the RuntimeCodeLoader mod Go to the game's folder > scripts/mods/RuntimeCodeLoader Open RuntimeCode.lua with a text editor like Notepad Copy the following to line 12 or 13: ModHooks.RemoveHook("OnSaveLoad", "DogBarkReplacer") At the top you'll also find a line that says `local newChecksum = x` Change x to a different number and save the file. That should stop it from applying each time you load the game.

You need to convert it to XEX. Here's a link (from the Archon's Toolbox tutorial description) on how to do that ruclips.net/video/4ALyB36Gnes/видео.html