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Hey, I'm still learning to use pngs in my programs and I kinda ran into some trouble. I was looking to make something along the lines of a disgaea cutscene (basically a background image + a character moves in from the right and another from the left, then they start talking etc) like this: http://im...

I'm looking for a function in png.h that'll return the dimensions of a .png image. I'd really appreciate any examples or links to some =)

That's pretty simple... I guess when a new turn is initiated I could blit the active character to make sure it's on top. Cool. Thanks :O)

EDIT: AH HA I got them both to show up. Awesome!

I'm a really big newb but have come up with a concept for an rpg battle system involving animations via png images of two characters (one on each side of the screen). Both will take up the entire resolution of the psp, but will be mostly transparent (where the characters aren't positioned). I'm curi...

Virtually no experience with 3d, sorry, but I'm learning (and willing to follow instructions in order to learn). Concept art I'm VERY proficient at. Definately contact me if you need any of that. The style of that game looks really easy to adhere to, I'm intrigued. And definately interested in worki...

I’m a would-be artist looking to get a foot in the door with some kind of PSP programming. I love the PSP homebrew community and keep up to date with it religiously, but want to do more than just sit back and watch. I know C and C++, but unfortunately have little experience coding anything other tha...

thanks =) I'll try making something right now.

Granted I'm still an ameture, but I know the basic ins and outs of C++ already as well as most of the early concepts. I've compiled about 40 original (and pretty useless) programs for the pc via the programming course at my collge which was a breeze. my questions were more directed at the process of...

Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi I'm psyched about learning to code w/ my psp an I've completed a couple of yeldarb's tutorials,( http://www.scriptscribbler.com/psp/tutorials ) but his are in C and LUA and while I intend to later familiarize myself with these languages, I've got a pretty good foundation with C++ at t...