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Published on 10/14/2011 2:06 P.M.
ThatOtherDev aka ThatOtherPerson has provided the source code as well as everything else you will need for compiling. He has also put out a challenge to homebrew developers to see if we can get some more original homebrew games back on the scene.
You can download it here.
How to use it (well running Ubuntu):
Just add the following text at the bottom of your bashrc file.
Then open up the terminal and install the following libraries (some of these probably aren't really necessary but some definitely are).
Extract the contents of the above ps3dev.tgz archive to the /usr/local/ folder.
Then in the terminal just open the directory for one of the projects (such as They Do Not Die 2).
Finally enter this to compile it (Doing make clean first would probably also be a good idea).
What I would like you to do:
Make something. There is an appalling lack of original games being made in the homebrew community and I implore you to take part in changing this.
Give credit when credit is due. Don't just reskin one of the games or change a couple things and pretend that you have made something new.
Published on 10/14/2011 2:06 P.M.
ThatOtherDev aka ThatOtherPerson has provided the source code as well as everything else you will need for compiling. He has also put out a challenge to homebrew developers to see if we can get some more original homebrew games back on the scene.
I don't remember by whom but I'm reasonably certain I've been asked for this before and I suspect there is probably a handful of people that would find this useful. So here it is.
I've uploaded a compressed file that contains the (admittedly outdated) compiled copy of PSL1GHT that I've been using (and continue to use) for all of my recent PS3 homebrew. The archive also includes the source code for They Do Not Die 2, We Are Nowhere, The Unmapped Forest, Slime Roll, Sketch Fight, Goodbye World, Don't Get Crushed, Cascade Beneath and Avoidance. Along with the source code is all of the related media.
I've uploaded a compressed file that contains the (admittedly outdated) compiled copy of PSL1GHT that I've been using (and continue to use) for all of my recent PS3 homebrew. The archive also includes the source code for They Do Not Die 2, We Are Nowhere, The Unmapped Forest, Slime Roll, Sketch Fight, Goodbye World, Don't Get Crushed, Cascade Beneath and Avoidance. Along with the source code is all of the related media.
How to use it (well running Ubuntu):
Just add the following text at the bottom of your bashrc file.
Code:
## Setup ps3toolchain environment export PS3DEV=/usr/local/ps3dev export PATH=$PATH:$PS3DEV/bin export PATH=$PATH:$PS3DEV/host/ppu/bin export PATH=$PATH:$PS3DEV/host/spu/bin ## Setup PSL1GHT Environment export PSL1GHT=$PS3DEV/psl1ght export PATH=$PATH:$PSL1GHT/host/bin
Code:
sudo apt-get install autoconf automake bison flex texinfo libncurses5-dev gcc g++ make wget libelf-dev sudo apt-get install python2.6-dev python-dev zlib1g-dev libtool git-core libgmp3-dev libssl-dev pkg-config sudo apt-get install libcloog-ppl-dev
Then in the terminal just open the directory for one of the projects (such as They Do Not Die 2).
Code:
cd $PS3DEV/MyProjects/projects/TheyDoNotDie2
Code:
make pkg
Make something. There is an appalling lack of original games being made in the homebrew community and I implore you to take part in changing this.
Give credit when credit is due. Don't just reskin one of the games or change a couple things and pretend that you have made something new.
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