Well, this is actually more for PSP homebrew developers than the mainstream users. See, most of the time, devs would have to create their own file browsers for their various PPS brew projects. And knowing this, maxthebest (famous for his Protect Me and Cypher Me homebrew apps) decided to release his own ExploreMe source code in hopes that it may prove useful for someone out there. In his words:
"...for any non developer, this is kind of a useless stuff, because if you run the eboot which is in the zip, you'll have a very nice file browser, but which won't do anything when you select a fle...
"So, if you do are a dev, just modify it a little, just adding the action you want to apply to the file selected, or modify it a lot, just remember to release it under gpl too, and to quote the author (myself)"
Here's a list of features of ExploreMe, as described by maxthebest:
* It has different themes you can change into the option menu
* The display is made in a "rotating way", dunno if it means what I mean, but that's basically the same idea as Art used in his xflash (but coded from scratch). So, I like it
* Other small stuff you'll discover.
The download archive contains a readme file for more information.
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Similar Software:
PSP Car Remote Source Code The Lua source code used for the car shown at CES 2006 which is remote controlled by a PSP
PAlib 09.07.06 PAlib 09.07.06 molluskAfter just four days, the ever active Mollusk has updated his PAlib. You want more? He got you some more. Just remember that installing new programs in your DS is your choice. We just want to help the developers and users out there to get more than what they paid for the great Nintendo DS.Highlights of the new version:--Animated gifs and new commands
Raptor 3D Raptor 3D
Homebrew development is getting easier for newbies to get in; and I really mean it. At first, there wasn't even a toolchain to integrate everything. Then came the toolchain and it pretty much revolutionised homebrew development. This was the case with homebrew games.
Until about a month ago, there wasn't any easy way to make really good games
LibOSK LibOSK
Here's a new development tool for Wiibrew developers. Called LibOSK, it's an on-screen keyboard for applications written using libwiisprite. A demo is included along with the download for easy reference. LibOSK is completely configurable via a config file. You can change the images, font, and language that was used in the keyboard
Danzeff + OSLib Danzeff + OSLib
Many homebrew devs have benefited from Danzel's Danzeff OSK, incorporating the virtual keyboard program into their own applications. Coder sakya recently released an updated version of the original, adding support for devs who use OSLib functions
intraFont intraFont
A bitmap font library for PSP using the PSP's internal font (firmware pgf and bwfon files)
Changelog:
* added support for Chinese (gb3s1518
LibGE LibGE
Homebrew developer dridri85 has released LibGE v0.1. This version of the Graphics Engine library dor the C programming should make coding your own graphics much easier.
The library has convenient functions for drawing lines and adding images to the application being made
Wiiuse Wiiuse
Homebrew developer Michael Laforest (aka para) has rolled out a new build to the application Wiiuse for the Nintendo Wii console. The release fixes bugs, adds improvements, and brings this nifty program up to version 0.11.
For those not so familiar with Wiiuse, it is actually a library written in C that connects with several Wiimotes
PSP Netlib PSP Netlib
Netlib just gets better with every release. The homebrew by Youresam started out as a library of functions so PSP developers don't have to re-type the code. Then it added phone-dialling feature, then email support and then text messaging. You can read all about Netlib's already-in features here
PIXELMAN Sprite Designing/Testing/Creating/Animating On the GO!Just so it's clear and the purpose of the app isn't in question (as I think it might be) this is intended to be a developers helper in designing/modifying sprites, particularly for use with PALib, but since there is a binary export now I'm gathering they could be used with any dev platform (not like there are many others
Comments on ExploreMe source:
Comments not found
If you noted an error or download link is broken, please, report it via this page or use comments.
Please, select device to check if ExploreMe source supports it
