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Yeah, the program was never released with the source code but I did try to talk to the author. He just isn't online on his IM that much so there's little time to talk. I usually learn best from seeing something implemented or used like in source codes so that's where I try to start with. And I've cr...

Okay, I downloaded the vunbricker.rar thingy and got the three folders inside called lib, vunbricker and include. How would I set up a homebrew game to have the original XMB waves as the background? I know it can be done because I saw someone else do it in their homebrew game. The help is much, much...

Yeah, Sorryz.
And....
Actually, it didn't work.
I used this code I used right after pspDebugScreenInit(); at the beginning of my main loop.

Nvm. I got it!



Oh.. um. triple post? Sorry.

For the time being, I want the background of the screen to be white.
What's the function for this?
I forgot. Heehee.

Yeah, I was just now about to change that to 0xFFFFFFFF
I was just using it as an example.

Okay, wow. I love you guys! Okay, I checked the graphics.c and I saw a function called screenClear(color color); and I tried that and it didn't work. So I was like, oh yeah, I need to have a color in it. So I put 0x00 and it worked! I'm soooo happy! I've been trying to get this to work for at least ...

So, what would I need to do instead pspDebugScreenClear(); ?

int x=120; int y=60; int main() { SceCtrlData pad; char buffer[200]; Image* ourImage; pspDebugScreenInit(); SetupCallbacks(); initGraphics(); sprintf(buffer, "ourImage.png"); ourImage ...

Pirata Nervo wrote:place this after you open your while loop:

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sceCtrlPeekBufferPositive(&pad, 1);

Oh, yeah! I can't believe I forgot that!
I don't think that's all that I need to make this work though.

int x=120; int y=60; int main() { SceCtrlData pad; char buffer[200]; Image* ourImage; pspDebugScreenInit(); SetupCallbacks(); initGraphics(); sprintf(buffer, "ourImage.png"); ourImage ...

Yeah, I know, it's a double post... but....
The timer thing had no effect at the stage of the development of the program.
I think right now I should figure out how to change the output frequency or look at other people's source codes to see how they did it.

The MP3 files all have exactly 44kHz whenever I check their properties. Would that make much of a difference? And what would I do to change the PSP's output frequency? And I felt sooooooo dumb whenever I saw the timer variable thing. I'm such an idiot. I think if I have this in, then I wouldn't need...

My music plays way too fast whenever it's loaded and doesn't stop once it has ended. What do I do? I isolated my code so I could find out what's been wrong. #include <pspkernel.h> #include <pspctrl.h> #include <pspdebug.h> #include <pspaudio.h> #include <pspaudiolib.h> #include <psppower.h> #include...

I don't recomend PSP's scene newcomers using libraries like SDL. That's because writing some dot to the screen could sound silly, but it's didactic, indeed. Loading and writing sprites on the screen without the knowledge of what happens behyond the scene isn't really useful. If i find it, i will po...

Is bumping aloud here?
That's what this post is.

Maybe you should look into SDL :) MUCH easier, and faster, than plotting one pixel at a time :) Also, you can code and debug your game in your desktop, and just recompile & tweak for PSP later. I've been doing it on my PSP. It's no big rush so I haven't minded. And... I checked out SDL a while ...

It's a bit more than justa white dot... it's a whole cursor with some other stuff. http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=66475#66475 If you read from there down, there's an update to that code to work with the TV modes. http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=66568#66568 Thanks very much for th...

Meh... I've tried sooo hard. I've looked for such a long time and posted in many, many places... I want to make a game, but I don't know how to properly display graphics on the PSP using C. I did many tutorials, but none of them help me out with what I need. Can someone post a sample in C for what i...