PSP homebrew developer Maxy_PSP - author of PSP Quizzer and PSP SystemInfo - has released PSP GetXY, a new app that allows other developers to get the precise X and Y coordinates of a point on the PSP's screen.
PSP GetXY will help developers know where exactly to put their objects on the screen. The background and pointers in the app are customizable as well. Here are the developer's notes on how to use the app:
Movement of the pointer:
Start the program and move the pointer with UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT buttons
Get X and Y as:
Press START to see the current position of the pointer (X-as = .. Y-as = .. )
Make sure to take a look at the readme which gives the instructions on how to install the app, as well as how to customize the background and pointers.
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