For the guys who were here two years ago, you will probably developer b0xx0r's initial release of the Isometric Map System. This app, in case you weren't around back then, is the development version of an isometric map maker to help programmers create their own turn-based RPGs.
b0xx0r contacted us earlier to announce that work has resumed on this project, and that its Test 4 version is now available for use. The dev's added some new functions to this release (Quoting b0xx0r's post):
* Fixed an outdated syntax error
* Added the ability to toggle the GUI with 'Triangle'
* Added the ability to move the entity with the cursor, by pressing 'X' on the entity and moving to an unused title
* Fixed the screenshot function with 'O'
* Fixed a few minor bugs
Keep in mind that Isometric Map System Test 4 is a LUA application - you will need a Lua Interpreter to run it on your PSP. Map System was successfully tested on a PSP running on custom firmware 3.90 M33. Those interested in reading further regarding this app will want to visit b0xx0r's post over at the QJ.NET PSP Development Forum.
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Similar Software:
Tinke Tinke benito356 is back with some changes for his DS de-compiler, Tinke v0.7.1.0.
Changelog 0.7.1.0 :
*** Import files and save the new ROM*** 100% compatibility with MONO*** Plugins can change files in the rom* TXT plugin can change text files
Tipster Unzip/Unrar Utility Source Code Tipster Unzip/Unrar Utility Source Code
AnonymousTipster, the homebrew developer that brought us the original Unzip/Unrar utility commonly-used as a plugin for Ahman's iR shell has released the source code for his wonderful application that alows homebrew gamers to download files onto their PSP using either the PSP's integrated Web browser on firmware 2
PSP Stackless 2.4.4 1 PSP Stackless 2.4.4 1
Last month, PSP homebrew developer carlosedp created a PSP port of the Stackless Python 2.4.4 programming code. Now, in case you're one of the guys who picked up on this earlier announcement, and were looking forward to more news from the author, we'll be updating today with some good news
intraFont intraFont
BenHur has released the latest update to intraFont, the archive that lets PSP homebrew developers to use genuine PSP fonts. The update to intraFont 0.22 has a couple of bug fixes along with new features: S-JIS parsing and ASCII characters caching.
Users are encouraged to look through the readme before using the library. Here's the changelog from v0
gba examples 20060718 gba examples 20060718 from devkitPro today are libgba and libnds libraries updates, which brings more compatibility between the two and making coding for both platform easier. Macros from libgba have now been added to libnds and changes (most apparent of which are in the interrupt system) have been implemented on libgba
XNA SiteStrip Composer Tool XNA SiteStrip Composer Tool
John Harding has a nifty tool out for people who would like to churn out things for Microsoft's XNA. The app basically does what it says - it helps you create(yeah I know the name of the thing says compose, but it's all in the same baskey you know? Create, compose, boink... it's a long list) Sprite Strips a bit faster
FreeTypeGX FreeTypeGX
FreeTypeGX is a wrapper class for libFreeType which renders a compiled FreeType parsable font into a GX texture for Wii homebrew development. FreeTypeGX is written in C++ and makes use of a selectable pre-buffered or buffer-on-demand methodology to allow fast and efficient printing of text to the EFB
Woopsi Woopsi Ant512 has released a new version of Woopsi, now called Woopsi v0.27. For those who haven't heard of it, Woopsi v0.27 is a GUI Development Library based on the AmigaOS windowing system. In other words, it helps coders make user interfaces for their homebrew projects
PSP Hardware Alarm Interface I PSP Hardware Alarm Interface I
This download is for the source code of Mr350's recently released PSP Hardware Alarm Interface I v1.3.359 homebrew application. Be sure to remember this note from the developer before making the download:
"This is still an ON-GOING project and still supported by me (Mr305)
FontGen FontGen
Raphael's nostalgic recount of how the PMP Mod has
turned into what we now know as PMP Mod AVC, will
surely send loyal followers of this media application
tumbling down memory lane
Comments on Isometric Map System Test 4:
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 Isometric Map System Test 4 supports it
