CTFtool GUI
Changelog:
unpack ptf file (auto associated in windows), but not PTF version from "Custom Theme Converter V1.0.0.0")
drag & drag support for PTF to CTF conversion,but not PTF version from "Custom Theme Converter V1.0.0.0")
add batch unpack for CTF files
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Sony Custom Theme Converter
Sony has released a new version of Custom Theme Converter, a handy authoring tool that allows you to create custom themes for your PSP's. The latest update now supports the official firmware 6.20. It also includes some new icons and other categories that was introduced in the latest firmware update
CTFtool GUI
9.28 Update:
- Support pspboot_plugin.prx, it will play pspboot.pmf when psp boot, you just put pspboot.pmf into /vsh/resource/, press home can skin. only support 5.00,5.03,5
CTFTool GUI for 5.50
Matchung has released an English version of CTFTool GUI for 5.50 originally coded by I-patpat. This app allows you to create themes compatible with CXMB directly from your PC and extract them CTF file already created
Slim Colors Patch
Slim Colors Patch v2 by Bubbletune
A quick update to the Slim Colours Patch.
Changes:
- Added support for 5.02, 5.03 and 5.50.
- Made code more dynamic, should no longer require an update each fw.
Instructions:
- Obtain 13-27.bmp and flash it to flash0:/vsh/resource.
- Install slim_colors.prx like any other plugin
Unofficial CXMB for 5.03 M33/GEN
From readme:
The unofficial CXMB for 5.03 M33/GEN uses 5.02 CTF themes.
So you can load themes on PSP-3000 and PSP-2000 v3 without a brick risk.
[Changelog]
- You can disable the theme:
1. Go to Settings->Theme settings->Theme
2. Apply the original(Sony) theme
3. Delete the Custom Theme
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176 waves for 5.00
from buckeyes937:
The big downside to having 5.00 is was the lack of customs waves. Not anymore. I convered the 176 waves pack to work on 5.00. Use them for your personal use or use them with theme's. Just install them into your flash0/vsh/resource folder. Then go to your XMB select classic in settings/theme/background
PSP Wallpaper Maker
What's the first thing a customized PSP needs? Custom wallpaper, of course.
I suppose there are a lot of other PSP wallpaper-making tools and sites out there but this particular one boasts of the ability to convert larger jpeg, png, gif or bmp pics *and* that it's fairly easy to use
