24-bit color mode example
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24-bit color mode example
PlayStation 1 24-bit color mode example
Username: LameGuy64
Project Title: 24-bit color mode example
Time to Complete: 3 days
SDK: PSY-Q
Genre: Example
Latest Release: Version 1.0
In Development: No
Initial Release Date: 03-JUN-2013
Last Date Updated: 03-JUN-2013
Controller: Standard
Players: 1
Memory Card: N/A
Languages: English
Region: NTSC
Burn and Play: Yes
Executable Included: No
Source Included: Yes
This is a little program that demonstrates the use of the 640x480 24-bit color video mode on the PlayStation by loading 640x480 24-bit bitmap images. It also features a file buffer system I've made to make reading files from the CD a lot easier to do as you don't have to read the data in multiples of 2048 bytes.
I should note that the bitmap loader is very slow on a real PSX as it has to convert the color components in the bitmap file from BGR to RGB component order and has to load it row by row since bitmap files are saved with the image data upside down. Also, it only supports 640x480 24-bit bitmaps without color space information so its not very useful for almost anything other than this demo. If you want to load lossless 24-bit images quickly, you can use a 24-bit raw image dump which you load the file entirely into main memory and transfer its contents into the framebuffer but I'll cover that in a later date.
NOTE: The bitmap images I've included in this example are drawn by myself.
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Dev. Console: SCPH-7000 with SCPH-7501 ROM, MM3, PAL color fix, Direct AV ports, DB-9 port for Serial I/O, and a Xplorer FX with Caetla 0.35.
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Dev. Console: SCPH-7000 with SCPH-7501 ROM, MM3, PAL color fix, Direct AV ports, DB-9 port for Serial I/O, and a Xplorer FX with Caetla 0.35.
DTL-H2000 PC: Dell Optiplex GX110, Windows 98SE & Windows XP, Pentium III 933MHz, 384MB SDRAM, ATI Radeon 7000 VE 64MB, Soundblaster Audigy, 40GB Seagate HDD, Hitachi Lite-on CD-RW Drive, ZIP 250 and 3.5" Floppy.
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Excellent!
Just a small tip though. You don't need in your makefile:
You just need:
Also, you should clear the VRAM before loading in another image: http://www.psxdev.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=316
On another note, I was going to look into using the libpress library for .BR files made by converting tims in MC32.
It would make loading quick and offer storage benefits because it is under compression.
How to make the .BR file correctly is what I'm currently stuck on, so I'm reading the Sony documents.
Just a small tip though. You don't need in your makefile:
Code: Select all
for_menu:
ccpsx -O -Xo$80010000 main.c \psx\lib\none2.obj -oarot.cpe
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# -----------------------------------------
# PlayStation 1 Psy-Q Makefile
# Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE)
# -----------------------------------------
all:
del mem.map
del main.sym
del main.exe
del main.cpe
cls
ccpsx -O3 -Xo$80010000 main.c -omain.cpe,main.sym,mem.map
#ccpsx -O3 -Xo$80010000 main.c psyq/lib/none2.obj
cpe2x /CE main.cpe
On another note, I was going to look into using the libpress library for .BR files made by converting tims in MC32.
It would make loading quick and offer storage benefits because it is under compression.
How to make the .BR file correctly is what I'm currently stuck on, so I'm reading the Sony documents.
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