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Ghoti
Joined: 31 Dec 2005 Posts: 288
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Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 9:52 pm Post subject: Some psp xmb game interface questions |
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Hi folks,
The icons for a game what resolution can they have maximum?
And what about the icon1.pmf?
and where is the unknown.png for? (the project setup script for visual c++)
and finally the data.psar? what is that for?
thanks
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Joined: 28 Sep 2005 Posts: 498 Location: Brasil
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Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 11:12 am Post subject: |
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PIC1.PNG MAX resolution: psp res. (480x272)
ICON0.PNG MAX resolution: now many will tell you 144x80
but as it seems you can make this png as large as the
GU image resolution (512x512) ...BUT that is VIEWABLE
resolution ....you can have ICON0.PNG as big as 2048x2048
but all you will get is a black icon....but if you have a image
with resolution of 512x1024 the image will be shown as long
as its under the 1MB buffer limit for ICON0.PNG ...so your
image _could_ be shown as large as 1024x1024 if its size is
under 1MB ....or if its under 1MB and 512x512 ..whichever
comes first
ICON1.PMF ...you will need sonys encoder of pmf files
NOT the same pmf as in avc/umd video ....some research
has gone in icon1.pmf but still nobody has created a
working video ...albeit a mister DrEggman i believe is his name
but he most likely used a DEV psp unit
UNKNOWN.PNG ...STILL unknown :P
DATA.PSAR ...psar files are PLAYSTATION ARCHIVE files
they are an encrypted container for other files and pspsdk
does not generate these as we cannot encrypt ....yet
you will find psar files in updater firmware downloads
psppet has decrypted and extracted files from these psars
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Marco_N
Joined: 29 May 2005 Posts: 46
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Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 2:21 pm Post subject: |
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I'm using PBP Unpacker and it has a PIC0.PNG and a PIC1.PNG
PIC1.PNG gives you a "full" background pic and PIC0.PNG gives you a (scaled) overlay background i.e. part of the VSH is still visible.
I don't see any reference to UNKNOWN.PNG?
EDIT:
It appears in older versions of PBP Unpacker, PIC0.PNG was called UNKNOWN.PNG. |
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