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that's pretty much what i was doing now.. i've even got some acceleration tables for moving the cursor faster the longer it's held down. the only problem is that the buttons seem to be retriggering exactly once after they are released. the key input when holding down the x key looks like this... 012...

i've been having the same problem with a game i am making.. i've come up with a few solutions, but so far, none of them are very elegant.

holger wrote:check key-up and key-down events.

where is some good example code for this method?

nice...

Squall333 wrote:Is there an equivalent of mod (%) in lua
like 4 % 2 = 0

there is math.mod(a,b)

some great suggestions, makes me want to compile my own version of luaplayer. :)

personally, i use crimson editor, it has built in support for lua

http://www.crimsoneditor.com/

best programming editor i have found, and it's free..

i think this will be a very useful forum. thanks.

so.. i was right :P

you guys are too sceptical.

cool :)

if there was one feature i would really love to see, it would be a minimum move delay for the computer.. on the default search depth, the computer is moving virtually instantly after you enter your move. i find this really throws off my train of thought. the computer gets to 'ponder', but i don't......

guest is my favorite moderator ;p

what's shown here would be fairly simple to create.. a graphical launcher program is well within the possibilities of what can already be done.. obviously, it couldn't replace the psp's original os at this point, but a gui launcher program could be written. you could even put a fake bios screen when...

only problem is that saves aren't necessarily compatible between emulators.

Could you stop the unproductive "that's a cool idea dude! go go go!". Next post like that, and I'll clean up this thread out of that crap. The thread author asked if we could post feedback and suggestions. I don't see why you need to moderate what feedback and suggestions we give to him.....

ah, irc.. i used to oper on a ~3000 user network, and did some work on the ircd (i invented encrypted hostnames, if you can believe that).. it all ended when someone pissed off the wrong group of people. our servers got ddos'd for weeks, and basically no one could afford to keep the network running....

mips assembly is not a friendly language.. even the official documentation will tell you that it wasn't designed for coding in, and you'd be better off using a compiler.. if you want to learn assembly, start with something easy. maybe get yourself an 8051 kit.. or just regular old x86.. anyway, here...

that's what i was describing in the second half of my post.

msgdialog_plugin.prx isn't used by the VSH. ok, so rumor has it you have unencrypted the prx files recently.. could you replace the encrypted version of one of the modules (say the photo_plugin.prx, it's functionality is not critical, could be replaced with a homebrew app if this all works out) wit...

rather than trying to replace 1.5 files with 1.0 files, how about another approach.. \flash0\vsh\module\msgdialog_plugin.prx is the only unencrypted prx in the flash. from what i can tell, it is responsible for handling error messages such as 'dhcp server could not be found' (msgerror_dhcp_not_found...

the files seem to be corrupt/too small..

see here for some discussion of writing to the flash..

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=1950

odd. i know there was more text when i read it this morning.

why not just delete the post if you're going to get rid of the example code?

i was just doing the same thing on my own..

anyway, the question is, what happens if you overwrite loadexec.prx (or is it update_plugin.prx?) with the 1.0 version? ;)

well, you guys probably won't believe this, but i got hit by a car on my way to go get another memory stick!.. my bike got totalled. :\ she is going to pay to replace it.. but i never did get a memory stick ;\

i'm going out to get a second stick.. i wonder what kind of spike there will be in memory stick sales this week ;)

anyway, my plan is to dump my 1.5 and compare it to the 1.0 dump.. if the differences are trivial, i may be able to put together a patch.. or i might end up with a brick ;p

if they don't ask why it stopped working, you don't have to tell them. not like they care anyway. ;)

so i remember reading someone was able to call the thread sleep fucntion using an overflow in the browser.. what about calling this function instead? you'd have to get the variables on the stack first, i guess?

and here is an interview with the proclaimed hacker, killer-x

http://www.elotrolado.net/vernoticia.ph ... ticia=9173

scroll down for english translation. he seems legit.. ok, make it 50%. *shrug*

http://files.psphacker.com/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,11,374 this one is more convincing than the last. i will raise my wager to 45% chance of being real based on this video, and the fact that it really wouldn't make sense for them to fake this (what would be the point?). they plan to release this i...