Sopran R1 is meant to be a homebrew-webbrowser for Sony PSP. It was designed to replace the embarassing built-in PSP webbrowser. But since I decided to stop PSP development I also stopped working on Sopran. However, Sopran is available in work-in-progress (W.I.P) revision 6. The template engine is almost fully integrated, coming along with a pretty nice design. Typing is much easier due to the embedded Danzeff OSK. Tabbed browsing is also supported and you can establish connections to websites. The main thing that is missing is the HTML-Renderengine.

Anyway, I didn't develop such a great thing to just drop it in development state and let it R.I.P. Even though it's not complete, it might be helpful for people that are learning Lua right now. So I decided to give it away, to give it to the people, to give it to you, so that you can profit on the sourcecode. Maybe you want to continue this great project (I would be pleased if anybody did).

However, below there is the downloadlink to the latest sourcecode:

Download: Sopran R1 #WIP 6

Das Team Bolt, das auch auf Bumuckl.com im Forum aktiv ist, hat die Demo ihres "Second Life"-Klones veröffentlicht. Das Projekt wurde in Lua realisiert und ist komplett in 3D. Die Demo selbst wirkt schon sehr beeindruckend, es lassen sich mehrere Gegenstände benutzen und man kann durch ein Haus gehen. Wir sind auf jeden Fall schon sehr gespannt, was die volle Version mit sich bringt.

Download: E-Life Demo 

"incLib" is meant to play LuaPlayer-Scripts on PGELua, but since the performance decreases rapidly and we had to cut down a lot of functions, we decided to stop the development. "incLib" is a simple library distributed as a .lua file that contains most of the functions you can find in LuaPlayer Cools mod and LuaPlayerHM. More than 50% of the functions have successfully been embedded, but there are still a lot of functions left. Many of them will never work, because there is no equivalent function available in PGELua. However, if you need some parts of it, or if you want to do further development, or if you just want to learn of it a little bit, fell free to download the source.

Download: incLib #WIP 12 

You can also access the project at Googlecode: http://code.google.com/p/inclib/

Our User and member Wombat (actually Team Bolt) was kind enough to inform me about the release of his color picking homebrew application for the PSP written in Lua. Wombat mentioned that this homebrew application is dedicated to LXD and myself because we helped him a lot. Therefore, thank you, Wombat (or Team Bolt), for this nice and very useful tool!

Unser Forenmitglied Wombat beziehungsweise das Team Bolt hat ein Colorpicker-Homebrew, geschrieben in Lua, released. Gewidmet wurde dieses Homebrew LXD und meiner Wenigkeit aufgrund der Tatsache, dass wir Wombat bei der Arbeit mit Lua manchmal ein wenig unter die Arme gegriffen haben. Na dann, danke Wombat! Und vergesst ja nicht, dieses nützliche Homebrew zu downloaden ;)

Download: Bolt Color Picker 

Und schon wieder schlägt LXD zu mit Version 0.3 seiner Lua VSH Look & Feel Library (VLF). Wer es noch nicht weiss, dabei handelt es sich um eine Libary zur einfachen Erstellung Sony-XMB ähnlicher Anwendungen für den PGE Luawrapper. Im Download enthalten sind neben der Library auch die komplette Dokumentation, sowie ein ausführliches Tutorial.

Es gab einige neue Funktionen, Verbesserungen und Bugfixes.

Download: Lua VLF 0.3

LXD hat schon wieder zugeschlagen und schenkt uns Version 0.2 seiner Lua VSH Look & Feel Library (VLF). Wer es noch nicht weiss, dabei handelt es sich um eine Libary zur einfachen Erstellung Sony-XMB ähnlicher Anwendungen für den PGE Luawrapper. Im Download enthalten sind neben der Library auch ein einfaches Sample und die komplette Dokumentation.

Changelog
-alle 30 originalen PSP-backgrounds wurden hinzugefügt

...was hier auf den ersten Blick wenig erscheint war allerdings ein ganzer Berg von Arbeit! Ein Download lohnt sich auf jeden Fall!

Download: Lua VLF 0.2

Unser Ehrenmitglied LXD hat wieder zugeschlagen - er hat Lua VLF v0.1 fertiggestellt und veröffentlicht.
Lua VLF steht für "Lua Vsh Look and Feel" - eine Lua-Library für PGELua, mit der man auf einfache Art und Weise
Anwendungen im Vsh-Stil der PSP realisieren kann. Für PSP Lua Developer natürlich ein muss ;)

Download: Lua VLF v0.1

 

LXD, ein Ehrenmitglied aus unserem Forum, hat seine überaus nützliches Tool
"LUA Installer" fertig gestellt und veröffentlicht. Dabei handelt es sich um 
ein Lua-Script, mit dem man eine Installationsroutine für die "Installation"
anderer Lua-anwendungen simulieren kann. Das ganze Tool kommt im PSP XMB-Look
mit einer XMB-Wave in Eigenkreation, dem Ladebalken, dem Batteriesymbol und
selbstverständlich dem dazugehörigen Text. Es sieht also aus wie im XMB.

Dazu kann die Funktion auch leicht für die eigenen Bedürfnisse angepasst werden
und in der eigenen Anwendung integriert werden.

Informationen vom Autor:

 Installer(PATH,NAME)

 PATH sollte der Pfad sein der den Ordner angibt, der installiert werden soll 
 bsp. "ms0:/PSP/GAME/LUA Installer/2Install/"

 NAME : der Name eurer Anwendung.
 Wird auch so unter PSP/GAME gespeichert, also Name "test" ms0:/psp/game/test
 
Download: Lua Studio 0.12
Download via RapidShare: http://rapidshare.com/files/196456736/LUA_Installer.rar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PSPSLX (or PSPSource.de Lexicon Portable) is the portable homebrew version of the PSPSource.de PSP Lexicon. It contains over 500 entries containing information about the PSP. PSPSLX comes along with a nice GUI designed by Basti93 (http://sebastianhomeier.de), is very easy to use and quite powerful. You can browse through all the lexicon-entries, view every entry, whose text is wrapped by a self-written text-wrapper, and view specific pictures related to the entry. The lexicon itself is read and parsed by a self-written powerful (I'd carefully say) XML-Parser, which is the powerful search engine of the application itself. To keep sure you always have the latest version of the lexicon you can update the database and the pictures anytime you want via a Wifi-Update!

Download: PSPSLX 2 - PSPSource.de Lexicon Portable 2

FastFood Deluxe is a Fastfood restaurant simulation game.

Buy, sell and manage your stock, do advertising for more customers, manage your employees and much more!

FastFood Deluxe comes along with three different languages: French, German and English. Have fun!

 

 

Download: FastFood Deluxe 

BermudaOSK is a virtual keyboard, actually developed for
  Bermuda CS 9 (before version 9, the FuzzieBoard by Fuzzie360 has been used)
  and Dow! - Develop on the go, programmed in LUA and meant as a 
  LUA Library for developers.
  
  BermudaOSK has lots of advantages, not just towards the original SonyOSK,
  but also towards the other (LUA) OSK's:
  -it is very fast and very easy to use
  -does not just contain simple symbols,
  but also lots of special symbols 
  (small letters, capital letters, special symbols, numbers, ...)
  -very easy to implement into your own script
  -got a nice design(which can be changed manually)

Download: BermudaOSK 1.1

 

Bermuda CS stands for Bermuda Creative Suite and is a huge collection of drawing tools for the Sony PSP.
Since version 1 it has improved quite a lot. Today, there are the following tools:
Pencil, Line-Drawing-Tool, Eraser, Pipette, Stamps, Brush, Fill Bucket, Text tool, Gradient tool, Effects tool,
Circle tool, Ellipse tool, Rectangle tool, Zoom tool, Spray tool, Picture Movement tool, Triangle tool, Polygone tool,
Colorpicker tool, deactivate/activate USB, set CPU Frequency, Set sensitivity of the cursor, Save images and load images

What's new in Bermuda CS 9 Compability Fix?
-Bermuda CS 9 is now compatible with FW 1.0, 1.5(kxploit patch!) and with actually all Custom Firmwares, with PSP Fat and with PSP Slim.
-3 more brushes
-better Eboot design
-fixed Filebrowserbug
-fixed Brushesbug
...and that's it...not that amazing xD. The main fact is that it's now more compatible!

Download: Bermuda CS 9CF

Eb0x v1.0 means "Eboot Extractor v1.0". With help of this nifty application
you can extract the content of an EBOOT.PBP. For example
Eb0x v1.0 can extract the preview-pictures or thumbnails out of an EBOOT.PBP.
For the computer there's already such applications, such as
PBP Unpacker or SeiPSPTool.
In contrast to the computerprograms Eb0x can extract the data right on your PSP.

At the moment Eb0x can only extract the following files:
-Icon0.png
-Pic1.png
-Param.sfo
-Data.psp
Snd0.at3 and .psf-videos are not yet extractable.
There may be some bugs in Eb0x v1.0.

Download: Eb0x v1.0

It's time to announce http://pspdev.bumuckl.com , the brandnew source for
Homebrewdevelopment! pspdev.bumuckl.com has not been finished yet, but since
now, there are even some tutorials about C/C++ for PSP in german and english,
and Over 20!!! german LUA Tutorials. Keep learning ;)

-How to set up the PSP SDK
-PSP libraries
-makefile
-standard main.c content

 

It's time to announce the release of Dow! 0.2 - Develope on the go.
There have been a lot of bugfixes and changes, but at first a small description:


With the help of this application you can develope your own Homebrew right
on your PSP!At the moment you can write LUA-scripts with the editor and with the
help of codesnippets. And of course you can safe them :D

Changelog:
-now compatible with PSP Slim and PSP Fat
-improved menu-function
-increased the horizontal menu
-added tons of codesnippets for all different luaplayers
-insert your own commands
-insert your own presets
-insert your own functions
-added presets
-added functions
-fixed filebrowser bug
-fixed OSK
-fixed scrolling
-loading previous saved files works now
-improved saving files
-added editable config.cfg

You like this Homebrew? Please vote for Dow! 0.2 at the
->NEOFLASH SPRING CODING COMPETITION 2008<- at http://www.neoflash.com

Some links:
-- http://www.pspsource.de --
-- http://www.bumuckl.com --
-- http://lua.bumuckl.com --
-- http://www.psp-programming.com --
-- http://www.evilmana.com --
!Attention: Please dont forget, there is another great Homebrew called TTLDE by eldiablov!

Download: Dow! 0.2

Download: Dow! 0.2 via Neoflash 

It's time to announce version 0.2 of Motion Pong.

Motion Pong 0.2 is a special Pong Game for your Sony PSP.
Motion Pong 0.2 can be played with the "Neoflash PSP Motion Kit" or via
the PSP Cursor Controls either. It's your choice.
The CPU Bot(that's the enemy paddle) is pretty good, but it can be beaten.
If you can keep the ball flying for a long time you will get some powerups to
slow down the speed of the ball, increase the speed of your paddle or stop
the bot for a very short time.

Changelog:
-added a small menu
-non-kit version and kit-version packed in one application
-fixed bot-difficulty(before it has been unbeatable)
-added 3 power-ups:
°Increase the speed of your paddle
°Slow down the ball
°Stop the enemy paddle for a very short time
-change the way of controlling while playing (X and O)

You like this Game? Please vote for Motion Pong 0.2 at the
->NEOFLASH SPRING CODING COMPETITION 2008<- at http://www.neoflash.com

Download Mirror 1: Motion Pong 0.2 via Bumuckl.com
Download Mirror 2: Motion Pong via Neoflash

 

Dow! - Develope on the go!
That's what it's good for. It's an application for developing right on your PSP.
At the moment you can write LUA-scripts in the selfmade editor and with the
help of codesnippets. And of course you can safe them :D

Download: Dow! 0.1