Lua 3rd Person Camera Example
Homebrew developer blah has released a new build of his helpful demonstration for other Lua coders. Using an edited Lua Player (packaged) he has incorporated a "Gumlook.at" code to show how a 3rd Person Camera angle can be created using Lua.
This new version, v0
Monkey 64 Source Code
PSMonkey has just released the source code for his N64 emulator. Hopefully this will help devs move one stop closer to getting a fully working N64 emulator on the PSP, but it seems as if PSMonkey released this just to disprove naysayers of his operation
Danzeff Keyboard OSK for PSP Lua Player
Since Danzel, the author of AFKIM, has released the stand-alone source code of the OSK (On-Screen Keyboard) in his 2.0 version of AFKIM, it itsn't a surprise that other homebrew developers have been tinkering with this one.
This time homebrew developer, cancan, has came up with an adaptation of the Danzeff OSK created by Danzel
Lua Player 0.20 1.5 Binary
The amazing Lua Player has been updated to v0.19. Probably the most well known PSP homebrew application Lua Player is a Lua script player for the PSP, made by Moonlight, Shine, and Oobles. LUA player makes development of games and applications much more easier for non-coders and coders alike
Lua Player 0.20 1.0 Binary
The amazing Lua Player has been updated to v0.19. Probably the most well known PSP homebrew application Lua Player is a Lua script player for the PSP, made by Moonlight, Shine, and Oobles. LUA player makes development of games and applications much more easier for non-coders and coders alike
Non-Module LuaPlayer
Youresam from our forums have been trying to get someone to compile LuaPlayer v0.16. Finding no one, he did all the work himself. But in the process, youresam realized it would be a whole lot better to compile v0.20 instead.
Since v0.18 included module loading, 2.00+ users are no longer able to use LuaPlayer
Non-Module LuaPlayer
Youresam from our forums have been trying to get someone to compile LuaPlayer v0.16. Finding no one, he did all the work himself. But in the process, youresam realized it would be a whole lot better to compile v0.20 instead.
Since v0.18 included module loading, 2.00+ users are no longer able to use LuaPlayer
Non-Module LuaPlayer
Youresam from our forums have been trying to get someone to compile LuaPlayer v0.16. Finding no one, he did all the work himself. But in the process, youresam realized it would be a whole lot better to compile v0.20 instead.
Since v0.18 included module loading, 2.00+ users are no longer able to use LuaPlayer
