Gaming AR Card Pack v1.1 homebrew

[Snailface]

it does't work on my DSi acecard 2i have I did something wrong?

Works on my AK2i.

Incidentally, there is an update (v1.2). Improved contrast in the images should help.
http://filetrip.net/f24619-ARcardPACK-1-2.html

Also, could somebody with a reg DSi and PSP 1000 or 2000 test this for me?
(I already know Ds lite doesn't work -- screen's too puny)

Spoiler: Change log

Change log (v1.2):

version1.2

1.Changed screen borders to black to improve contrast. Seems to help 3DS recognize the simulated cards. (Does not work on DSlite in my tests -- screen is too small.)

2.Folder within a folder added to PSP version to improve organization.

3.A dash of color added to DS version's title screen. :u]

Note: Keep in mind that the real AR cards will always work best with the 3DS. This homebrew is not meant to be a substitute for them. Also make sure there is sufficient brightness in the viewing room and on your DS or PSP.

[youtube]Rik8-uHWvsk[/youtube]

 

[spiritofcat]

Tested on my original DS and my original PSP.
The images appear on the screen without any problems.
I don't have a 3DS to test their actual function though.

Also, this isn't really a homebrew app for the PSP, it's just a set of pictures.

 

[Snailface]

Tested on my original DS and my original PSP.
The images appear on the screen without any problems.
I don't have a 3DS to test their actual function though.

Also, this isn't really a homebrew app for the PSP, it's just a set of pictures.

True, but it works just as good as homebrew (nothing wrong with taking the easy way)

. The DS version is definitely brew though. I hand-crafted all 50 lines of it

)

 

[CannonFoddr]

Don't ask for an Android nor iPhone app,

Erm... AFAIK no-one has actually ASKED for an Android App here....

I was the one who mentioned that there is ALREADY an App for android available here but since I don't have a 3DS - I can't try it out

 

[Windaga]

I remember seeing some kids walking around with those AR card symbols blown up onto big picket signs. I'm not sure if they had a specific destination, but they were just walking around the mall with them. Security wasn't too happy, but when they found out what they did, they posed with somebodies Darth Vader Mii. Was definitely an interesting sight.

I'll try this out later, but I'm a bit more interested in seeing it on a bigger screen. WiiMC let's you view images, right? Does anyone know if it lets you rotate images?

 

[Snailface]

I've updated my AR Card Pack homebrew to v2.0. It works on all models of the DS (including 3DS) now.

More information, a new video, and link to the file are in the updated OP:
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=285...=0#entry3543684

 

[boktor666]

mother.. fucking.. awesome. This is tha bomb, tnx snailface, you just made my day.

 

[r0tten1]

What's the Android app called?

 

[StarWolf3000]

The "initial AR Card" (the one with the question mark) is not being recognized, because its the wrong one. The question mark is too small and the "shade affect" of it is not present (NDS Version). Its just displayed as a small gray question mark on the yellow 6-edged shape.

 

[Snailface]

The "initial AR Card" (the one with the question mark) is not being recognized, because its the wrong one. The question mark is too small and the "shade affect" of it is not present (NDS Version). Its just displayed as a small gray question mark on the yellow 6-edged shape.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I actually updated this homebrew months ago but forgot to upload it (although, strangely, I decided to pack it in with 'ARcard+Wii'). Silly me.

Anyway this homebrew now has its own stand-alone file (and the ? card is fixed).
http://filetrip.net/...rdPACK-2-1.html

 

[chaosdarkneo]

Is there a way to add AR cards? I want to try adding some more if they get released

(I have a PSP, so I assume I just add them to the AR Cards-PSP folder.)

 

[jimmyemunoz]

Thank you SnailFace.

 

[frogboy]

Thanks a ton, this is pretty sweet!

 

[lestatbytes]

this is sweet, thanks man