Difference between revisions of "How to put builds onto XDK"

Latest revision as of 16:13, 13 August 2020

Install the Xbox 360 SDK
Plug your Xbox 360 directly into your computer with ethernet cable or plug it into the same network as your computer
Open Xbox 360 Neighborhood, it should be on your Desktop after the SDK installs
Click on Add Xbox 360
It will ask you for an IP or Xbox Name, enter either one of the two and hit Next
If it successfully connects a popup message will appear asking if you want to set the Development Kit as Default, select yes
You will now see a xbox 360 in the Neighborhood window, open that
You will be greeted with the root folder of your HDD
Open Game Development Volume(DEVKIT)
Drag and drop the build you want into this folder
On the Xbox 360 you will now see the build show up in the XDK Launcher

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+==How To==
+# Install the Xbox 360 SDK
+# Plug your Xbox 360 directly into your computer with ethernet cable or plug it into the same network as your computer
+# Open Xbox 360 Neighborhood, it should be on your Desktop after the SDK installs[[File:X360 Neighborhood Icon.png|thumb|none]]
+# Click on Add Xbox 360
+# It will ask you for an IP or Xbox Name, enter either one of the two and hit Next
+# If it successfully connects a popup message will appear asking if you want to set the Development Kit as Default, select yes
+# You will now see a xbox 360 in the Neighborhood window, open that
+# You will be greeted with the root folder of your HDD
+# Open Game Development Volume(DEVKIT)
+# Drag and drop the build you want into this folder
+# On the Xbox 360 you will now see the build show up in the XDK Launcher
+===Downloads===
+* [https://mega.nz/folder/as9lzSJZ#-7I8O6sk-cJ9-8mEgOzcEw/folder/jxUDFSIS XDKSetupXenon21256.3.exe]