Selevet Eglantine

Selevet Eglantine

Getting started

Selevet’s tuned README contains both older eglantine.exe instructions and newer performance-build notes that rename it selevet.exe. Use the executable supplied with your selected build.

1. Check CPU and runtime requirements

   This Windows build requires an AVX2-capable CPU and the latest Microsoft Visual C++ x64 runtime. Prepare your own console-dumped keys, firmware and games.

2. Unpack into a separate folder

   Download a ZIP from Selevet’s Releases and extract all its files into a separate folder. Newer performance builds use selevet.exe; the original README calls the executable eglantine.exe.

3. Choose shared or separate settings

   The tuned README warns that settings are shared with Eden/Eglantine. Back up %APPDATA%/eden/config before switching builds. To use separate portable data, create an empty user folder beside the executable before setup; put your own system files in that profile.

4. Set up and use the build’s game settings

   Launch the application, add your keys and firmware, and map your controller as the README directs. For Ocarina of Time, build 9 notes specify 1x resolution. Build 10 enables FSR 3 frame generation by default; turn it off in Graphics → Enable Frame Generation if you prefer.