LUA Picture Converter
Glynnder-PSPro has released another program - LUA Picture Converter. This program is capable of converting jpg to tga, jpg to png, png to jpg and png to tga. This release is still in an early stage, but Glynnder is still working to add more features like BMP support into the program
PSPicture Converter
Glynnder- PSPro from our forums has just updated his PSPicture Converter
It's basically a bugfix version of his older release.
Features :
Converts between different image formats like png, tga, jpg and bmp.
Displays time and battery life
PortablePaint
natan333 from our forums has just released his updated version of PortablePaint. It's a homebrew program wherein you can draw stuff, and then save it by taking a screenshot.
The new version contains more colors, and a few bugfixes
L3D 3d modeler
This app by TacticalPenguin turns your PSP into a rudimentary, coordinate-based 3D modeling platform. Relatively easy to use - or at least you can easily learn how to use it, whether you can draw in 3D space or not - its products can also be used in your own homebrew games.
This file is meant for use by FW 1.0, 2.0+, and OE PSPs only
L3D 3d modeler
This app by TacticalPenguin turns your PSP into a rudimentary, coordinate-based 3D modeling platform. Relatively easy to use - or at least you can easily learn how to use it, whether you can draw in 3D space or not - its products can also be used in your own homebrew games.
This file is meant for use by FW 1.5 PSPs only
L3D 3D Modeler - for OE/1.0/2.0+
TacticalPenguin has released the latest beta of his L3D 3D Modeler app. This Lua-based homebrew app actually lets users draw, save, and load 3D models using their PSPs. Perfect for creating 3D models for your own homebrew games and applications
L3D 3D Modeler
TacticalPenguin has released the latest beta of his L3D 3D Modeler app. This Lua-based homebrew app actually lets users draw, save, and load 3D models using their PSPs. Perfect for creating 3D models for your own homebrew games and applications
yPaint Anniversary Edition
Here's an application that's bound to make graphics fans smile. Yongobongo recently released the latest version of his PSP image editing application known as yPaint
yPaint Anniversary Edition update
Yongobongo has released what could very well be the last version of yPaint. According to the developer, those who downloaded the patch or the older version should switch to this one instead. Both the patch and the older version won't work, but this one will
