WarlorDS source code B2 has released Nintendo DS homebrew developer Lobo's source code for his strategy game WarlorDS. This code is free to use for anyone who wishes to do so as long as they give credit to the developer.
This release had b2 cleaning up classes with a few unit merges thrown in for good measure. Note that there were a few problems that cropped up with compiling the code so the FSM part might be a bit problematic. If you plan on modifying the code, most of the gamecode can be found in the gamevar class particularly the Update() function.
Those who do decide to make any changes, you can e-mail the source file to b2 and who will try to incorporate the improvements in the current codebase. It was even mentioned that an svn server might be set-up if enough people decide to contribute to this.
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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
Pvf Encoder Since Kojima wanted a video for his application but was not "too keen" going through all the complexities it entails - porting a complex library from windows and sqashing bugs; hence, his Pvf (PSPVideoFormat) Encoder/Playback Library was born
Lua Player 0.19 for 1.0 fw Lua Player 0.19 for 1.0 fw
This updated version of Lua player provides a new module support load by Oobles, which should be much more stable than the one included in the v0.18 alpha release (See the effect-module and the Game Of Life example how to write your own modules).
Changelog for this release:
* Directory detection bugfix
* Changed System
TabBed TabBed The NeoFlash Spring Coding Competition is still heating up, and we've got three more homebrew entries to fill that flashcart of yours. Nope, no games here, just very useful (and very nifty) applications that you might want a look into if you're the sort to try your hand at coding games, watch movies on your DS, or play the guitar.
First up is Wee Basic, version 0.4
PSP Dialogs library PSP Dialogs library
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The archive also provides a sample program for reference
GRRLIB GRRLIB
If you've enjoyed experimenting with NoNameNo's homebrew application for the Wii, then you're going to enjoy the update we have for you today.
Just to clear things up, a few days ago we posted GRRLIB v2.0. Apparently, it was still unfinished. Now, v1.6 is the official latest version of the homebrew
Color Mixer Color Mixer
Homebrew developer seanpaul223 dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released version 0.2 of the application Color Mixer. This was based on a program originally created by the coder andyauff.
Anyway, Color Mixer is exactly what its name says - a program allowing users to create their own colors by modifying RGB values from zero up to 255
Gmax2PSP Gmax2PSP
It's been quite a while now since we last posted anything about Alatnet's Gmax2PSP app. Well, today Alatnet came out with a new version of Gmax2PSP, bumping it up to version 6. Here's what Alatnet has to say about how this update came about:
After a while of working on my Ultimate Battle MMO game, I came to a small snag..
PAlib PAlib You remember PAlib, right? It's the programming interface that helps you develop new games and apps for your Nintendo DS, such as R-Type clones or your own version of Text Twist.
Well, if you've been wondering just how much more you can get out of PAlib, look no further, as there's a new release for it
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