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So there is no wayaround it? :( I made a 3d break out clone, and the ball emits light with a 0.2 attentuation. The walls are gray so they are affected by the balls light perfectly. But the bricks and paddel, both not being gray, dont change whatsoever when disabling lighting when rendierng them sinc...

Is there a way around it? Or would I have to disable lighting when drawing models with colors :-\

Im having the same problem. Im going to experiement around. Tell me if you get it working as well ;)

Nice

anywya you can release the source? That flashy white & black text telling me what to do is annoying :P

Ya - ive been told to use memcpy. i have no experience with it. as for fgets - i dont have access to that rather sceIo* calls, so i should be fine. just need to practice with memcpy

AHH! That must be it... I knew each line has a \n at the end, but i didnt know Windows has it \r\n or some variation. Ill try it out :) EDIT Ah, your right (3 posts above me). i/z is still incrementing... Therefore, my new version: j=0; for&#40;i=0; i<19; i++&#41; &#123; for &#40;z=0...

Yes it is using Character Return Line Feed. Im guessing that is just the new line char right? Cause ive done an if statement saying whether map[j] == '\n' then just dont transfer it over

It, is, one character right? CRLF?

Ok, Ive asked around alot, tried alot of variations, etc yet I still cant get it working like it should. All the results i get are *** * ** ** * *** When it should be *** *** *** *** I have this one array that gets a files data loaded into it. map[592]; An example ofa map is: ##### ## ## # # ##### #...

Of course... declaring a buffer does the memory placement for you, but its just memory right?

I feel like an idiot, yet ive learned something so... Im ok with that. Thanks alot! Seriosuly.

Hey. I need to store/load data to a specified address in RAM. I need to use the sceIo* functions so... Ive been reading the docuemenation on them but it seems they dont have a parameter for where/what offset to store/load it into. Any help? If this cant be done in C using sceIo* functions, how would...

Ive written a Chip 8 interpreter thanks to the many useful documents on its processes... I enjoyd creating it since its just a rush seeing what wasn't meant to be done, actually done :) So, does anyone have any recommendations as what to do next? Im still a novice at emulators as like I said, I need...

It souly depends on the routines used to render the model I thought...

Size and quantity of pollys count as well ;) ?

How are they 'very' much slower? It really depends on what your trying to render and the overall size, right? Also, since were on the matter real quick, doesnt PSPGL use the same SendCommand() function to send commands to the GPU, just as the GU does? If so, then the only explanation for a slower re...

You and your mind games groepaz ;-) Im 45% sure someone will accept this and edit the makefile to extract appropriately (currently its designed to compile straight into the directory folder) and 55% sure this will be turned down on the count of its leaked from Sony. It's ironic this download came fr...

libgim_picture IS a leaked library from Sony, but it is quite amazing... ( If this has been discussed before, feel free to delete this. Or if this is not allowed to be discussed here, just delete it ) Looking through the un-compiled library, it has just about everything you need to load and display ...

Pardon my french, but can't that LoadExec function only load the disc0:/..../BOOT.BIN?

I, too, would like to know :) No doubt encrypted so you can't really edit it with breaking that signiture?

Yes, they all have seperate playing threads, last time i checked, so you should be good. I, personally, use libmad for background music playing from the music directory, and mikmod for sounds.

Installi 'il cygwin 'allora installano 'lo psptoolchain '.

I searched for sceKernel, didn't find it after searching through :(

Thx though :)

I can see how. Assembly is pretty Low-level, right? C is a pretty medium level language while Python and LUA are way up there in the high-classes. I still can't believe that is true <astonished> How long ago were developers sitting there, looking at a bunch of symbols and numbers, a few real strings...

Ive been searching for this for quite sometime and have gotten nothing. The online PSP API hasn't produced it, and searching through pspkernel.h hasn't done anything for me, so I came here, sorry if that isn't 'allowed', but anyway.... What's the name of the function again? sceKernelLibc*********** ...

So, there's no real need to learn all of ASM, but only in those areas you specified? (I don't care about sizing either)

That was what I was aiming for really... I just want to know it incase I want/need to use it somewhere where Im stuck.

Is there any real place to use ASM rather than C/C++, as in a more efficient place?

Just for fun, I want to learn the basics of ASM and have gotten down variable manipulations and thought I'd make a small calculator application to test my knowledge on it. I don't know enough to make an entire PSP application out of ASM (don't know how to include, start main, program, loop, etc.) so...

The only thing i havent tried is the extern C thing, but where should i put it? Around the including of SDL?

Just tried yours and nothing :(

All im getting is inside SDL_image's IMG_Load function, there are undefined references to jpeg and png calls/functions...

Im using SDL as a backbone for both sounds and textures, and Im getting undefined references to jpeg and png calls from cygwin when compiling. So i go and set it up by including: -lSDL_image -lSDL_mixer -lpng -lz -ljpeg Im still getting hte exact same error after adding those... Any idea how to get ...

I have 4 variables, per say, I want them to individually to be manipulated for each direction the analog is pointing... Directions being down/backward, left, right nad forward/up... The original function supplied by the port of nehe tutorials on lesson 10 uses the analog stick, so ive looked there m...

I dont really see an easy way, unless you, by hand, type it all up to 3,000 or however many...

Unless you make an array of pointers, all pointing to the element below them... In theory...