I think discord is one of the better "social" platforms. I politely disagree with your definition of "better" - Discord might be more popular, but it still poses a threat to user privacy and freedom. Hence the alternatives I suggested i.e., XMPP and Matrix. Yes, I've just heard ...

Looks like it was released with PSX formats, it was documented in this book "Caligari trueSpace3 for dummies by Swan, E. W", page 25. :o :shock: :P https://archive.org/details/caligaritruespac00swan/page/25/mode/1up?q=playstation&view=theater Developers for the Sony PlayStation can als...

Hellow fellow PS1 Homebrewers :D , #1) The "animatio.exe" is NOWHERE, I MEAN NOWHERE to be found in the PsyQ SDK, the regular PSx SDK or even the Net Yaroze SDK. ANYONE, I mean ANYONE that can point me to a link to the program, I would totally thank you :praise for ending my search with a...

I was searching for truespace docs, and the playstation BBS pdf (ie Silas S. Warner ) came up, apparently there was a Sony PlayStation build of truespace v1 which supported PSXDEV formats (3D .RSD 2D .TIM), v2 retail versions didn't, as mentioned in the BBS. both version 3.2 and v3 SE have support f...

I was reading scea_bbs.pdf ( https://psx.arthus.net/sdk/Psy-Q/DOCS/BBS/scea_bbs.pdf ) And while I was searching, I noticed a frequent name, Silas S. Warner. I searched for wolf: 11/1/95 10:48 AM Re: Texturing RSD files FLORIA L. ROSS Silas S. Warner 3D Development Hi, but I was wondering if you are ...

I just tried 2.2 from the .de site, in winXP it crashes when launching via cmdline with a psx.exe as first param.
dragging and dropping seems to crash the same way.

Hey, I got one of those ultra common FTDI breakout boards for the FT232RL and of course it came with a fake chip. I found it easier, in my local context, to reuse the breakout board and install a legitimate FTDI FT232RL, and it seems to have worked pretty well as it committed the input inversion co...

For tilemap (and cell pixel art).... i've been getting into https://tilestudio.sourceforge.net/ It's really old and it gets really slow on big maps (> 64x64) but it does everything and it's opensouce! I think it's strengths are the script export (text or binary) and it's simplicity. https://www.yout...

... as it displaces those users not willing to install non-free software on their machines. I haven't installed anything, I just use the web client, it runs fine... on some servers (that don't requires an email) you dont even need to register an account. I think discord is one of the better "s...

v1.1 has Impressive mod music!
Fun LCD game and watch game!

Hi :) I hope you don't mind, I uploaded your images from the zip file to archive with your credit and link to this forum post? I also PDF'ed it.. it's a nice doc now :) Also archive.org converts image text to real text, hopefully it will turn out ok.. anyway it's here: https://archive.org/details/tu...

actually I forgot gcc gets compiled twice, so it needs to be compiled in windows, probably using wls windows linux subsystem or cygwin stuff.

neither which I use :/

Thanks for the zip file! I ripped a few from archive and started embedding images it to HTML, which is kinda lame :/ http://netyaroze-europe.com/SuperJuegos/ I want to do it in text, and expand it somehow.. who knows. TMK, That's the only printed magazine/book that actually coded Net Yaroze, that wa...

I finally made a video guide on making the cable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxbjWx0MF6M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxbjWx0MF6M wired up the cable and works like a charm thanks for your help @danhans42 & @gwald Here is 2 Photos :- That looks cool! Shame the boards don't come with header...

Might be a stupid question but what would be the steps to get this working natively on windows machine, eg the original yaroze was DJGPP and didnt require a linux/unix shell etc.. is there a way to get it cross compiled to work natively on a windows machine? there is, I've compiled it and used it a...

I removed the 32blit plug.. it has a lot to do with PS1 programming, their both low powered tech and they provide education and a community.. which as mentioned above is important to many getting started, how many people come here wanting to program the PS1 and dont know where to start and just give...

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I used C::B for a while and went back to eclipse (CDT C/C++) via makefile, but whatever you feel best coding in, use that!
Beside, this stuff now is kinda old now, there's been alot of new tools working better then the OG NY DOS compiler or even homebrew stuff

Ha cool! Have you used my yarexe by any chance? https://github.com/gwald/Yarexe It's a hack of all the exe's that turn the yaroze's siocon's auto file into a single ps1 exe, which then the emulator ran, with printf debugging.. that was 90% of my workflow and worked pretty well, way faster then hardw...

Hi welcome! Your mentors are smart people! The problem with retro dev, 20+ years later is: 1. Hardware is going to get harder and more expensive to get 2. Experienced people forgetting the tech and less people with the right skills will be interested in learning. Which means, the communities will be...

good work man!

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Thanks again.
Mike.