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Dreamcast map-pack: Linky

edit: warning 50 meg download.[/url]

you might want to start here www.gamedev.net and get a solid understanding of 3D (as you have not yet had a graphics class). That site has a plethora of graphics and gaming devlopment information.

This is not a 3D resource site. However, you will find what you are looking for here:

http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articl ... cle695.asp

you might want to check out the Lua library. Its a tight little scripting system.

cuz didnt know there was a memalign in libc :)

Here is a useful aligned malloc function you can use for when dynamically allocating vertex data for 3D stuff. Enjoy. Example use: typedef struct Vertex { float u, v; float x, y, z; }Vertex; Vertex* vertices; int numVerts = 36; // 16 byte aligned memory block vertices = aligned_mal...

I have to second the OpenGL/ES idea...PS3 is using it and it will greatly benefit us to have gfx code that we can quickly port. OpenGL is a lil' too bloated for PSP IMHO.

now that I think of it...doesnt the latest nvidia sdk (9.0?) have source for the dxt stuff? I would try it but I am not at work so I dont have access to a windoze machine.

Well no, there's no source available here, so it won't do any good. My apologies...I was under the impression you just needed the tools. You are correct though that the source used to be available. Infact I am positive if you email nvidia they will give them to you. They are very good about that ki...

convert it to an rgb value...if you are using nems code his images are all 16bit so instead of doing 5 5 5 you have to convert to 8 8 8 8 or even easier to make 32 bit images yourself. The only thing that really changes is your shifts.

I believe this is what you are looking for

http://developer.nvidia.com/object/nv_t ... tools.html

Box 1: Gentoo
Box 2: OS X Panther

I believe you have to write your own mem routines. Here is a link to Yoshihiro's:

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=1983

Cool thanks guys. I am gonna check out that usb converter you mentioned pixel. I have used other usb converters and they didnt work (crappy little ones they sell at any electronics store) perhaps I will have better luck with this one.

they are only warning, not errors...should still compile fine.

I need a a kvm switch for my linux and osx box but I really dont want to spend a lot ( < $75). Can anyone recommend any or a place that sells at a decent price? Thanks.

remove the 'v' in "$v2"

Excellent! :)

Get cygwin, install make, gcc, and wget. Then go here and follow instructions:

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... c&start=30

Try this

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... c&start=30

You can also point to another area in vram like inomine said and use that as a texture. Rendering to a texture can produce some nice effects. As for how to get started on psp, you might want to look at how things work on PS2 since its heavily documented and would give a firm grasp of the architectur...

Yeah I think your right, stupid RenderWare SDK (ps2 dev) has a make.exe in the path and it was screwing things up. Thanks.

Hmmm...anyone successfully install the psp toolchain on winblows machine? Worked fine on my linux box but I would like to set it up at work (we only have win32 here) but for some reason it chokes when building binutils. linking ../../intl/libgettext.h to libintl.h c&#58;\ps2dev\bin\make.exe&...

its just too timely to keep testing on psp, especially with no debug support...kinda like throwing a dart at a dartboard hoping things will just workout.

thanks gorim ;)

Is there source available for PSPE?

Soo today I decided to muck around with some PSP dev stufff and I managed to compile Nem's hello world (yay!) but I wasnt satified so I got a cool little image of Link @ 300x170 res. I modified the hello code to load a non-interleaved image (raw data) but everytime I ran it the image was greyscale. ...