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The formidable code wizard xart offers up the newest iteration of his SXLibrary, and this time, he’s put in some GUI functionality. SXLibrary v0.2 is a clutch resource for homebrew developers that promises to facilitate a few good gallons of original homebrew. Check out the changelog:

GUI :

Code:

• void sxGuiVerticalScrollBar(int min, int max, int value, int limit);
• void sxGuiHorizontalScrollBar(int min, int max, int value, int limit);
• void sxGuiProgressBar(int x, int y, int length, float perc);

USB :

Code:

• int sxUsbInit(void);
• int sxUsbActivate(void);
• int sxUsbDeactivate(void);
• int sxUsbToggle(void);

MOUSE EMULATION :

Code:

• void sxCtrlEnableMouseEmulation(void);
• void sxCtrlDisableMouseEmulation(void);

BUG FIXES :

• Rendering Images not on power of 2 boundery fixed.

Thanks to xart for his spirited contributions to the developers’ circuit.

Download SXLibrary v0.2

Fans of emulation will appreciate the newest release of CPS1PSP, which arrived to us today courtesy of homebrewer davex. This a fully-functional PSP-based emulator for PS1 games. The current update is based on a project created by the backyard brewer known only as NJ, whose original project surfaced back in October of 2007.

The new release made available here is an unofficial upgrade – more like a long-distance collaboration. Developer davex brings us CPS1PSP again with cheat support, so for all y’all who like to get a little rowdy with your gameplay, give this new drop a spin on your PSP. Thanks to NJ for throwing the ball and to davex for running with it. There are separate versions of CPS1PSP for the PSP Phat and the PSP Slim, for your gnarly convenience.

Download CPS1PSP (for PSP Phat)
Download CPS1PSP (for PSP Slim)

PSPDictionary v2.2.0 from developer Gefa is now available for download, so get your polyglot self out of bed, dressed, and ready to start speaking in tongues. The version 2.2.0 now supports Yahoo! Babelfish, providing the support of this extremely powerful Internet-based translator that works with entire phrases at a time. Here’s a snippet from the changelog:

PSPDictionary v2.2.0

• Now the servers supported are two: langtolang.com and babelfish.yahoo.com. Using babelfish.yahoo.com now it is possible to translate, besides words, also phrases

Again, we just adore translation applications, because the more of us we can include in the conversation, the more gnarly our lives will be. Mad props to Gefa for his critical work in this genre of homebrew. Grab the download here and check it out right away.

Download PSPDictionary v2.2.0

Just out to get all y’all Marvel freaks bristling is the first-ever trailer for the forthcoming X-Men Origins: Wolverine game tie-in to the commercial motion picture. The trailer is rendered entirely in CG animation and looks like it’ll have die-hards of the epic series on their knees. You’ll get a glimpse of a little bit of gameplay, but mostly this is a senses-tickler to get you in the right mood to start nerding out to the mutant universe all over again.

The X-Men Origins: Wolverine game is set to launch for the PSP, PS2, PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, and Nintendo DS on May 1st, the same day the movie comes out in theaters. Check out the trailer right here, folks, and don’t hurt yourselves while scrambling for cover.

A fresh drop from young adventurer Mr. Shizzy promises to really clean up your CTF theme collection. CXMB Manager Beta 1 is a savory slice of underground pie that’ll help you catalog, sort, and organize your files. Here’s the feature list:

CXMB Manager Beta 1 features:

• Allows you to store unlimited CTF themes.
• Allows full screen previews.
• Fully functional favorites list. (Add, remove, ect…)
• Does not interfere with being able to apply ctf themes in xmb.
• Allows importing of custom_theme.dat from Flash1.
• Allows information to be stored/displayed for each theme.

Gnarly. You’ll have to give it a thorough run-through in order to discover its compatibility issues, but we’re sure that future releases will install and run without a hitch. Thanks to Mr. Shizzy for his sizzling homebrizzle dizzle.

Download CXMB Manager Beta 1

Hyperhacker, an experienced basement brewer, has finally made public his pet project, Luna. Luna is the first fully customizable PSP shell, and it’s authored entirely in LUA. Check out these words from the scientist himself:

“Luna is designed to replace the XMB, and to be completely customizable. Luna skins are Lua scripts (hence the name), which gives them total flexibility without involving any difficult hex editing or dangerous flashing. 3D menus, background music, animation, alpha blending, whatever you want. You could go all-out and make a 3D world like Super Mario 64, jumping into paintings to run games. Or you could keep it simple, and have a text-based menu and maybe a background image. Or anywhere in between. You can even have no interface at all, and just assign a game to each button.”

You’ll want to peruse the included documentation in order to get started correctly. It’ll speak to the creation of custom skins, how to disable sound, and how to toggle some other options of interest. Again, this project is still in beta, so feedback will be appreciated. Says Hyperhacker again:

1. Not all of the built-in programs work yet (but you can launch XMB as if it were a homebrew app to use them), and
2. The skin API could change in future versions. Once the final version is out, backward compatibility will be maintained as much as possible. I appreciate any feedback on the API design while there’s still time to change it. (Take a look at the comments in main.h to see what’s already planned, though.)

Jam this piece of code onto your Portable and jump into the future of small-screen customization.

Download Luna v74720
Download Luna Source Code

For fans of Google’s Chrome, the cutting-edge web browser developed by the most innovative group of pan-terrestrial talent in the new millennium, a PSP-only homebrew edition is now available for you to peruse. Dutch programming wizard Damiaan Reijnaers offers up a first-release version of PSPChrome for us to celebrate, investigate and dissect.

You need simply to download the software, which is available right here, drop the files into your root directory, and utilize an internet connection to properly load and save files.

Damiaan Reijnaers informs us that the forthcoming release, v1.0, will offer functionalities for tab creation, a favorites, and a history browser.

This is bound to be a terrific project, and fans of homebrewed browsing have Damiaan to thank for his eagerness in bringing Google’s innovation to the small screen. Stay tuned here for future updates in this exciting experiment.

Download PSPChrome 0.5