Orbit v0.9.1

What's new in v0.9.1

Box art works from any drive

• Covers now load from a Covers folder inside Orbit's own folder, for example Usb0:\Apps\Orbit\Covers or Hdd1:\Apps\Orbit\Covers.
• Orbit can now show box art when it runs from the internal hard drive. Before, covers only loaded from a USB drive.
• Orbit creates the Covers folder the first time it starts, so you no longer have to make it yourself.
• The old location, Usb0:\Orbit\Covers, still works as a fallback, so existing setups keep their covers.

Documentation

• New setup guide for content paths, with example layouts for the internal drive and for USB drives.
• New "Try it out" section for Aurora users and a "Before you start" section for new users, with softmod options and video tutorials.
• Clearer notes on what Orbit doesn't do yet.

Upgrading from v0.9.0

1. Replace Orbit.xex in your Orbit folder with the new one.
2. Move your covers from Usb0:\Orbit\Covers into Apps\Orbit\Covers. (Optional: the old folder still works.)

Your content paths and library are kept.

Install

Unzip and copy the Orbit folder to Apps on your drive (for example Usb0:\Apps\Orbit), then launch Orbit.xex. See the README for setting Orbit as your default dashboard and adding your content paths.

Tested on

Xbox 360 S (Trinity) with BadUpdate.

• Working: original Xbox games, installed Xbox 360 games, Arcade games, apps, FILES, box art
• Not tested yet: extracted Xbox 360 games (folders with a default.xex)
• Not supported yet: launching game discs
• Not included: FTP, or downloading box art and title updates in the app (use a PC, or keep Aurora alongside)