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Works like a charm, but this thing is killing my fps !!! :/
I'm really bad when it comes to audio, I guess mp3 is quite cpu intensive, isn't there a way to use the ME for this (and how?^^), or is there another format I should be using instead, which would be a little bit lighter on the cpu ??

Kinda makes sense, but why is it reversing again in 32 bits then ??
From what I've seen, 32 bits is 8888 ARGB.

From what I've tried, yeah, 5551 RGBA is indeed 1555 ABGR, but I had no problem getting the alpha channel to work, though.

I updated the whole toolchain, so ./toolchain.sh

Ok, that was it, lost a whole day installing the latest toolchain (god, cygwin is sooooo slow on my pc ^^), but I can now compile again.

Just updated the pspsdk from svn, and now I have some brand new nice errors in my project : main.o: In function `main': main.c:(.text+0x868): undefined reference to `clock' /usr/local/pspdev/lib/gcc/psp/4.0.0/../../../../psp/lib/libc.a(exit.o&a...

I know which bit depth it is in, but all I really need is the logo.c file which contains the texture, because I tried: 255,255,255,255, for each pixel. RGB16(255,255,255,255), for each pixel and 0xffff, for each pixel. None of which gave me the right texture. All I need to know is what goes between...

Found this thread while searching for something else, and if it's not too late here's how you convert a 32 bits RGB color to a 16 bits one : int sourceColor, destColor ; int r, g, b ; r = (sourceColor&0x7C00)>>10 ; g = (sourceColor&0x03E0)>>5 ; b = (so...

Well, pretty much what I posted up here, with struct Vertex { float u, v; unsigned int color; float x, y, z; }; as my vertex structure, and static unsigned int __attribute__((aligned(32))) tiles01_image[] = { ...

(And 3 in a row)
Well, that was it, ARGB in 32 bits mode.
Now, why is it working in ABGR in 16 bits ?? °__°
What the fuck am i not understanding there ??

Ok, got it displaying something, just needed to make my u,v,x,y and z floats in my vertex structure, silly me !!
The colors are way wrong, though.
Do you guys know if in 32 bits the format is ARGB ?
Would look weird as it seems to be ABGR in 16 bits. :/

Ok guys, been playing around a bit with the psp sdk for the last days. I've been able to "blit" a 16-bits texture on screen. Now all I wanna do is doing the same, but with a 32-bits texture. "Ok, easy, just need to convert my bitmap image to 32 bit values now, and let know the psp i'm...

I found lots of bugs in ImageConv.. sorry to those who tried it. I really dont know how I got any usable data!!! Anyhow.. its all fixed now, and I am providing the source so you can see how simple it actually is to do :-) http://users.on.net/~dlannan//Files/PSP/ConvImage16.zip Can't seem to compile...

I found lots of bugs in ImageConv.. sorry to those who tried it. I really dont know how I got any usable data!!! Anyhow.. its all fixed now, and I am providing the source so you can see how simple it actually is to do :-) http://users.on.net/~dlannan//Files/PSP/ConvImage16.zip Can't seem to compile...

If you want to see what it changes, try to blit an image at (0,-10) with and without this little fix. ;)

:)

Smiths, here's the one I use, "full green" being the transparent color :

Ok, first of all I'm not really used to hardcore coding and all, I'm more used to nice graphical APIs, so sorry in advance for any noobiness that could emerge from this topic. ^^ Sooo, since we're accessing the video memory to blit an image on screen, I can easily understand how some things could go...

Well, the guy also posted the sources after all. And with an image convertor that could be quite handy to anyone wanting to code a little bit. Ok by now we all have developped our own ways of converting a bitmap or whatever image into a c file for the weird BGR PSP format, but I sure know mine is no...

when i run my code to the PSP i have black screen but when i comment data[0] = 0xFFFF; i have "TESTING" displayed correctly Well then that means that sceKernelAllocPartitionMemory returned null. Either the memory could not be allocated because there wasn't enough free memory (I highly dou...

Ok, thanks a lot, Loser's PS2 Dev Environment worked like a charm, time to have a little fun now. :)

Hi guys, Been lurking this forum for quite a while now, and I'm really amazed at how quickly things progress here. I'm quite new to the ps2/psp dev scene, but this Hello World thing really is interesting and motivating. I gave a quick look at how to install a win32/cygwin/PS2dev-toolchain, and it lo...