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On this page you can find the Sony's PSP homebrew tutorials.
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| Introduction |
Hi everybody,
When I created Boxy 2, Elementals (still in progress) and Raze (also still in progress) I sometimes came across some problems. These were related to all sorts of fields like music, graphics both 2D and 3D, fonts, just some optimizations etc. and well I saw that a lot of people were having the same problems. Since I have solved a lot of the general questions with a lot of help from the PSP programming Guru's, as I like to call them, I thought I should do something back to the community. I decided to put my knowledge into a series of tutorials. Please keep in mind that I am not a Guru! If you have any comments on the tutorials like, language improvements, code optimizations or other comments, please fill in the form at the bottom of the tutorial to let me know. Also these tutorials are not the ONLY way to code games for the PSP and not made to a specific genre of games. You still need your own imagination to combine the learned stuff here into a nice game.
Due to some questions I have added links to information how to setup cygwin and visual studio to write games for the PSP the same as my own setup.
Please do NOT copy these tutorial and use them as if they are your own.
Enjoy the tutorials and I hope that they are helpfull.
When I created Boxy 2, Elementals (still in progress) and Raze (also still in progress) I sometimes came across some problems. These were related to all sorts of fields like music, graphics both 2D and 3D, fonts, just some optimizations etc. and well I saw that a lot of people were having the same problems. Since I have solved a lot of the general questions with a lot of help from the PSP programming Guru's, as I like to call them, I thought I should do something back to the community. I decided to put my knowledge into a series of tutorials. Please keep in mind that I am not a Guru! If you have any comments on the tutorials like, language improvements, code optimizations or other comments, please fill in the form at the bottom of the tutorial to let me know. Also these tutorials are not the ONLY way to code games for the PSP and not made to a specific genre of games. You still need your own imagination to combine the learned stuff here into a nice game.
Due to some questions I have added links to information how to setup cygwin and visual studio to write games for the PSP the same as my own setup.
Please do NOT copy these tutorial and use them as if they are your own.
Enjoy the tutorials and I hope that they are helpfull.
| Tutorials |
Setup:
- Tutorial setup: Cygwin
- Tutorial setup: Visual Studio 6.0 (my setup)
- Tutorial setup: Visual Studio .NET (for those without VS 6.0, have not done this myself)
- Tutorial 0: Setting up the 3D environment.
- Tutorial 1: The game loop
- Tutorial 2: Rendering a triangle.
- Tutorial 3: Using the Projection, View and Model matrices
- Tutorial 4a: Texturing: The beginning
- Tutorial 4b: Texturing: Other formats
- Tutorial 4c: Texturing: Mipmapping and Swizzling
- Tutorial 5: Lights
- Tutorial 6: Creating 2D on 3D
- Tutorial 7: Lines
- Tutorial 8: Bezier and Splines
- Tutorial 9: Rendering text
- Tutorial 10: Creating menu's
- Tutorial 11: Animated loading screen
- Tutorial 12a: 3D Models part 1: The basics
- Tutorial 12b: 3D Models part 2: A step further
- Tutorial 13: Collision Detection
- Tutorial 14: Heightmaps
- Tutorial 15: Billboarding
- Tutorial 16: Particle effects
- Tutorial 17: Skybox
- Tutorial FX1: Glow
- Tutorial FX2: Screenfading
- Tutorial Optimization part I: The basics
- Tutorial Optimization part II: A step further
- Tutorial Optimization part III: Some bizar tips
- Tutorial Optimization part IV: Using the VFPU
- Tutorial Optimization part V: Graphics
- Tutorial Optimization part VI: Design Patterns
- Tutorial m0: Convert FW 1.5 code to FW 3.x code
- Tutorial m1: Timers
- Tutorial m2: Randomizers
- Tutorial m3: Saving files
- Tutorial m4: Encrypting files
- Tutorial m5: Controls revisited
- Tutorial m6: PSP types (datastructures)
- Tutorial m7: Camera work revisited
- Tutorial m8: Taking Screenshots
- Tutorial m9: Frames per second counter
- Tutorial m10: Threads revisited
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