good work man!

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Thanks again.
Mike.

1. normals (wut???) Apart from rendering static 3D objects, programming in 3D is going to be pretty hard if you don't understand vectors, normals, product, dot products, trig and matrix functions stuff etc... You don't have to know how the matrix maths work tho, just know what to put in and expect ...

PSXIndieDev LOL
"Independent" what now?
This isn't twitter Dorothy

re VM, try a different player or I think Virtual Box can open VM images...

Hi welcome... yes the parts are correct. from OP This is a simple guide on how to make a SIOCONS compatible USB-SIO cable that works under dosbox...... Just to add.. I have used an FTDI which was configured for 5v use and it worked fine, but i would really recommend getting the proper 3.3v module ju...

I need to build a machine that is actually built with parts from that time. So, is there any advice for that? You can natively load win95/98 on any new machine I believe, I know DOS still works. The hard part is the partitioning, DOS has to be first. re hardware, Look for stuff made 1998 to 2001 (w...

yeah, not sure I would recommend the Net Yaroze route, I was recommending to stick to libGS. Saying that Net Yaroze has the auto/siocons stuff which makes it pretty easy to send exe/data to a real playstation or build a single psx.exe (https://github.com/gwald/Yarexe), which is very fast to build.. ...

Welcome.. You should be fine with just libGS (Graphic System libraries) you wont need anything deeper. LibGS has great 2D features and its pretty quick and easy to use. Which is what the net yaroze uses and I think is a good learning starting point. You'll probably struggle with the toolchain and th...

Hmm.. just had a quick look at what you are trying to do, load two tim files and display them.. via main.c: // These are a group of files we want to load DataManager_Files game_datas[] = { {"sprite.tim", 0}, {"blur.tim", 0}, {NULL, 0} }; I think you have two issues: #1 I don't see where you are load...

maybe use Xavi92's repo (the airport dev)?
https://github.com/XaviDCR92/psxsdk-20150729

you might want to be more verbose with what you're doing if you want help, we're not mind readers.. yet.

Nice one, you make it look really easy!

This is pretty basic CC stuff, Symbol not defined means it tried linking to the library and couldn't find it, it's the .a or .lib file, it should go into the lib folder or in your working folder and you tell the compiler to use the library via the -L (library path if it's in a non standard folder) a...

I think it's because of the lack of float precision (but I get this even with floats on 3DS :? ). The only way I know how to fix it, is to use vector lookups (indices), ie use the same exact vectors that the surrounding faces use. But it could be the emulator being over precise, try a different rend...

level geometry: #Quads = if you're using like a doom style (texture brush I think it's called, ie BSP), where the texture (TIM) is the tile(wall/floor), everything is easier (level, coding) and faster and if enabled, can do auto division (into tris, to stop texture warping) when the camera gets clos...

Welcome Chris!!!
... you are a brave man!
Good work... thanks for sharing!

Yes, 16bit TIM's are very easy to create!

I thought 16bit tims don't have CLUT's? I did 4bit clut generation and clut swapping.. via brute forcing it.. Saving a single image (different colours in a clut) and timtool that image (move it to the display buffer.. not needed) and clut (keep it safe), then in code you just swap between cluts. I'm...

Not sure what you mean by 'TIM editor'. If you want to create TIM's in PS1 RAM dynamically, you can, the 16bit format was the easiest for me anyway :roll: I was thinking I could just have an array of colors in my project, and somehow tell a textured primitive to take that data and use it. Is this po...

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December 16th, 2018, 8:12 pm

Why not use a simple bidirectional communications protocol

Yes, that's what SioFS is, a PSX side client with mcomms as the PC side server.

@LameGuy64 thanks for the info and sample!

I'm not the best C coder, but isn't do while(1); an infinite loop?