Not sure if this helps, but isn't it possible to dump the BIN/CUE contents into a directory, insert the new files and create the BIN/CUE image pair again, possibly using PSn00bSDK's tools?

locarno wrote: ↑March 15th, 2023, 12:30 am Does any other game also uses this techinque?

I am quite sure most (if not all) PS1 3D video games used the GTE for vector-based calculations, as it was explicitly designed for such purpose.

Some months ago, I started writing a free (GPLv3-or-later-licensed) real-time strategy video game that currently works on the PlayStation 1, Unix-like operating systems and Microsoft Windows (Win9x included): https://git.sr.ht/~xavi92/rts It is largely unfinished, but maybe it makes more sense to co...

I haven't installed anything, I just use the web client, it runs fine... A web browser still downloads and runs non-free JavaScript on the machine, which is still often undesirable for users in FOSS and hacker communities. I think discord is one of the better "social" platforms. I politel...

Great work, Shendo. I have been long missing mouse support for PSXSDK, and I would like to merge it into my fork. Is there source code available under a free software license?

Awesome job, socram! There is definitely some interesting, unexploited potential to the controller ports.

I don't see why you would want to use IRC in 2022. IRC is still popular in free software and hacking communities. Popular free software projects such as Linux, ffmpeg or git are hosted on Libera Chat, which is an IRC network that was created on 2021. Nowadays we have Discord which is a modern day r...

I'd recommend using some malloc routines when using the CD so you can load data into the heap, use it as needed and then free that heap space for other stuff later. If using fread(3) to read CD-ROM data, a more space-efficient (although possibly a bit slower) alternative is buffered I/O. This means...

I would like to add some technical insights, in the context of PS1 development: Choice of programming languages - The original PlayStation CPU is based on MIPS I, so a compatible toolchain is required. gcc supports it with the `mipsel-unknown-elf` target. There are some instructions on how to set up...

I feel it is kind of subjective. While it is true hand-written MIPS assembly might lead to more optimized code (size and/or memory-wise) compared to a C compiler in specific situations, IMHO usually it is not worth the extra effort nowadays, or at least for application-level code. Modern optimizing ...

It looks amazing! I agree with Shadow's suggestions: just make it run faster and smoother and the game is good to go.

Very nice for a first effort! Possibly a few monochrome rectangles (instead of variable-sized, texture-blending sprites) could had already done the job given the simplicity of this project, but it's definitely a good start.

Eagerly waiting to see new projects from you!

redwine70 wrote: ↑October 21st, 2021, 9:33 am Just tried now with Duckstation emulator, nice little game

Thank you very much for your kind words!

Lately, I have done some improvements and bugfixes on this game e.g.: CMake support for easier building, fixed some bugs on PSXSDK and a couple of game bugs:
https://github.com/XaviDCR92/Airport/releases/tag/v0.1

gdb-multiarch Exception caught while booting Guile. Error in function "make_objcode_from_file": bad header on object file: "\x7fELF\x02\x01\x01ÿ\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00" gdb-multiarch: warning: Could not complete Guile gdb module initialization from: /usr/share/gdb/guil...

IMHO it depends entirely on how complex the physics are and a lot of other factors e.g.: game logic, code optimization, GPU performance, etc. When we wrote Deathball , we implemented circle-to-circle collision, circle-to-polygon collision, gravity and bouncing using fixed-point arithmetic and the ga...

First, the gdbstub revision pinned for the submodule no longer exists--it looks like it was removed with a force push or something. I updated it to the latest `master` and now the project checks out and builds OK. More like I forgot to push the commits stored in my computer. :lol: I have just pushe...

¡Muy interesante!

Definitely worth a read for any Spanish reader!

Hi and welcome, iNFeCTioN!

Apart from Psy-Q, there are modern alternatives to it that might be worth considering: http://www.psxdev.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=3702

http://www.psxdev.net/help/psyq_hello_world.html There are modern alternatives to Psy-Q that newcomers should consider. I have listed all the options I am aware of on the following post . Also, you might be also interested in source-level debugging. I released a fork of PCSX-r that allows this for ...