MultiMAN beginner's guide

Cyan · May 14, 2011

<span style="padding:10px;color:#2B465B;background-color:#E2E6E8;font-size:14pt;"><a name="chap3.probgames"></a>Chap. 3.10 - Problematic games <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames">¶</a></span>

Some games require specific booting options or patches applied to the game's files in order to be played.
Here you will find a list of possible causes if your games are not working.

<a name="chap3.probgames.retxmb"></a>Return to XMB(tm) at game launch <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.retxmb">¶</a>

The game doesn't work without a disc in the drive, or can't be launched from the "★ /app_home/PS3_GAME/" menu.
Solution: Put a PS3 game disc in your Blu-ray drive and launch the game from the Disc icon.

<a name="chap3.probgames.bsgdata"></a>Black Screen at game launch - 1 - Game data <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.bsgdata">¶</a>

There are 3 possible causes which will give you a black screen at launch.
The first one is a common issue:
If you already played the game from a retail original Blu-ray disc and your game created a Game Data (Game installation on HDD, Updates, etc.), you need to delete them and let the game mounted in memory from the game Manager recreate the data.

Step 1. In the manager, mount the game you want to play with

and return to XMB(tm) (Do not use Direct boot).

Step 2. Go to the "Game Data" menu in the Games column and locate the installed game's data. Press

and choose Delete from the menu.
Verify that you don't have more than 1 Game data icon for that game.

Step 3. Go back to the Game menu and launch the game mounted in memory from the Disc icon or the "★ /app_home/PS3_GAME/" menu.

Note: You need to delete the Game's data only if the last time you played the game you used a retail Disc. Do not delete the Game's data every time.

<a name="chap3.probgames.bsgperm"></a>Black Screen at game launch - 2 - Files permission <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.bsgperm">¶</a>

This issue is due to incorrect file's permission while copying the games from external to internal using the PL3 payload, or when using the FTP method to transfer the files.
Some FTP homebrew can't set the CHMOD files permissions (read, write, execute), so the files are not set to allow the game execution.
You can fix the permission from the game's sub-menu option in multiMAN.

Step 1. Select your game and enter its sub-menu by pressing

, or

if you are using the XMMB layout.

Step 2. Select the "► Permissions" menu on the right and press

.

Wait until the process is completed. You can now launch your game the usual way.

Note: The fix permission is needed only once.

<a name="chap3.probgames.bsg"></a>Black Screen at game launch - 3 - The Black Screen Games <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.bsg">¶</a>

Some games are called "Black Screen Games" because they just stop on a black screen when you launching and no other fixing method are working.
These games need to be placed on the external drive and require a specific setting called "Blu-Ray mirror".
The external USB drive is then mounted as if it was a real blu-ray drive. This is like a virtual drive mounter, or a blu-ray drive emulation on USB.

This mode needs a PS3 game disc inserted in your blu-ray disc drive. No payload, Lv2 Patcher or BDEMU.bin are needed for BD-mirror to works.
These games are not compatible with the "Direct boot" method, they need to be launched from the real PS3 XMB(tm).

Step 1. Go to the game's sub-menu by pressing

on a game, or

if you are using XMMB layout.

Click to see the boot options

Step 2. Place the cursor on "BD mirror" and press

. You can also check the "External" and "Disc" memo and on the left.
The memos are used to give you an alert if you try to launch the game from the internal HDD, or if you mount the game without a disc in the drive.

Step 3. To play the game, select a game layout and press

on the game, or open the sub-menu of that game with and press Start button.

Step 4. Once the PS3 it back to his real XMB(tm), insert a PS3 Game disc in your drive if you didn't yet, and launch the game from the Game Disc icon.
Do not use the "★ /app_home/PS3_GAME/" menu, the BD mirror option doesn't use a payload to patch the game path but instead it re-maps the USB device as the PS3 Blu-ray device.

You can activate the BD-mirror option without going into the game's sub-menu by pressing the Select+

combination shortcut. The option is applied and saved automatically in the sub-menu, the game is mounted in memory and the PS3 returns to XMB(tm).

A list of Black screen games can be found on WikiTemp.

<a name="chap3.probgames.ebootmod"></a>Games requiring a newer firmware - Eboot mod <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.ebootmod">¶</a>

The games requiring a newer firmware than the one you are currently using can be played by decrypting and re-encrypt the game (eboot.bin) with a 3.55 or lower firmware keys.
The decryption can be done with the EBOOT_FIX tool included in multiMAN's archive. To decrypt the files you first need to place your backup game, or at least the eboot.bin, on your computer.
Sometime, decrypting the eboot.bin (game executable) is enough, but it's better to decrypt all the game files.

Decrypting only eboot.bin:
Step 1. On PS3, if your game is on internal HDD, copy your game's eboot.bin file to your external USB drive using the File manager mode or use the FTP server included with multiMAN to transfer eboot.bin to your computer.

Step 2. Extract multiMAN_[EBOOT_FIX].rar to any folder on your computer.

Step 3. Drag and drop your eboot.bin file into eboot_mod.exe, a new MODIFIED_eboot.bin file will be created in the folder where your eboot.bin is located.

Step 4. Rename eboot.bin to eboot.bak and MODIFIED_eboot.bin to eboot.bin

Step 5. If your game is on internal HDD, replace the old eboot.bin file in your PS3_GAME/USRDIR/ folder with the new modified eboot.bin file using the file manager or the FTP server.

Decrypting all the files (If eboot.bin alone is not enough):
Step 1. On PS3, if your game is on internal HDD, copy your game to your external USB drive. Once done, connect your USB drive to your computer.

Step 2. Extract multiMAN_[EBOOT_FIX].rar to any folder on your computer.

Step 3. Drag and drop your game's folder (PS3_GAME) into eboot_fix.exe and wait until the process is complete and the command window is closed. You will now have 2 new folders named after the game's name, one containing "NPDRM" and one with "RETAIL".

→

Step 4. Go into the folder with the "RETAIL" name, copy and replace everything from this folder into your external HDD backup game folder (usb:/GAMES/game name/PS3_GAME/). You can keep a backup of your original files if needed.

Step 5. Copy your game back to internal HDD if it contains split files, or you can just play it from the external USB drive. If you want to put it on the internal, delete the game already present on internal and copy back the modified one from external to internal. (See the copy/delete chapter).

Update: v2.00.01 allows games with split files to be launched directly from external HDD. You don't need to copy the game back to internal.
This feature requires the new BDEMU.BIN v2 with Hermes syscall8, and you need to set the "Verify USB Games" option to Always or Auto.
Note that not all the games with split files are working on external. I'll make a wiki list.

<a name="chap3.probgames.360firm"></a>Games requiring a 3.60+ firmware <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.360firm">¶</a>

These games can't be played for the moment. The fw3.60 keys are unknown and thus the games can't be decrypted.
Here is a known game's list as of this guide writing date:

Portal 2
Operation Flashpoint : Red River
Thor
Brink: UPDATE: This game can now be played. see the next section.
etc.

All new released games are now signed with 3.60 keys.

<a name="chap3.probgames.afterupdate"></a>Games working after an update <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.afterupdate">¶</a>

Some games were developed and signed with a key from a greater firmware, so they shouldn't work on lower firmwares because newer keys aren't included in older firmwares.
But sometime, the developers are providing official online game updates signed with older keys

Other games just need the update to work correctly.
List of games working after an update:

In released order:
Disgaea 3 Absence of Justice: This game needed an update from the debug-psn to get a non signed eboot. I don't know if the debug version is still needed now the we have eboot_mod tool, but the "fix" installation package can be found on torrent websites, disgaea3_2.30_by_segata.
Call of Duty: Black Ops: This 3.56 game required a 3.41 update. It doesn't need the update anymore, just use the Eboot_mod tool to decrypt eboot.bin.
Brink: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.56 key.
L.A. Noire: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.50 key.
Hunted Demon's Forge: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.50 key.
Duke Nukem Forever: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.5x key.
Operation Flashpoint: RedRiver: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.5x key.
Lego Pirate of the Caribbeans: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first EUROPEAN update is based on the 3.5x key.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.5x key.
Super Street Fighter IV:Arcade Edition: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.5x key.
Ape Escape on the Move: This is a game encrypted with the 3.60 key, the first update is based of the 3.5x key.

To make these games working, you will need to download the updates manually using multiMAN's game update function.

Step 1. Verify that your console have Internet access.

Step 2. Go to your game sub-menu options.

Step 3. Select Update. It will download the update package to the root of your FAT32 USB device.

Step 4. Exit to XMB(tm), go to "Install Game Package" and install your update.

Step 5. return to multiMAN, launch the game, and when asked if you want your param.sfo to be patched answer yes.
It will modify the param sfo to request your own firmware version as the minimum required version.

Step 6. Launch the game from XMB(tm).

<a name="chap3.probgames.controller"></a>Controller issue <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.controller">¶</a>

Some games required a fix to be enabled on 3.41 firmware, or the PS3 controller didn't work in-game.
The fix, known as "patch mode", required a specific memory access included in Hermes Payload and PL3 for Dongles on 3.41, and needs to be enabled in the managers before launching the problematic games.
The "patch mode" stays in memory until the go back into the backup manager and disabled it. It affects both games and file permissions on FTP transfer.
The fix can also be activated in multiMAN but on a game by game basis instead of a switch mode like in other managers.

List of games needing the USB Patch mode (For fw3.41 ONLY):

Street fighter IV
F1 Grand Prix
Mortal Kombat

<a name="chap3.probgames.psn"></a>Installing games as PSN package - Eboot Fix <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.psn">¶</a>

When you can't launch a game from external, and it only gives you a black screen on internal, then you can try to create a PSN-like package to install the game on the XMB(tm) as if it was a downloaded PSN game.
This part is already covered in another tutorial which you can find here.

You can package games as PSN-like even if they are working fine with all the other methods. When creating a PSN-like icon, the eboot.bin is signed and the game is launched by the console as if it was a retail game. You don't need to use the game manager.
Though, you can't update your games, so this method is interesting when you have a game without updates or when it's not working with any other methods (It's better to have it working without update than not working at all), or use your original Blu-ray game disc for playing that game with updates.

Note that not all games work with this booting method.

<a name="chap3.probgames.fixes"></a>Specific games fixes <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.fixes">¶</a>

Some games required a different fix than the usual one.
I'll try to list them here.

Colin McRae: Dirt 1: Create a PSN-like package using eboot_fix tools and install on internal HDD.
Dante's Inferno: Put the game on internal HDD. Let the game install the Game Data and the updates. Once installed you can place the game's backup folder on internal or external.
Heavy Rain: Put the game on internal HDD. Let the game install the Game's data and updates. Once installed you can place the game's backup folder on internal or external.
Note: The European version contain a file bigger than 4GB, but doesn't work on external with split files cached, install to internal only.
Medal Of Honor: This game require the installation of the Game Data to the external hard drive. Enable the "ext game data" option in the game's sub-menu. Reboot the PS3 after playing. [multiMAN v2.00.01 required]

<a name="chap3.probgames.links"></a>Specific games fixes - Links <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap3.probgames.links">¶</a>

There are always new games requiring specific settings. As this guide can't list all the compatibility issues for every games, you can use other websites or wiki.

http://www.psjcl.com : PS Jailbreak Compatibility List, a little old but have some informations and links.
http://www.pshomebrew.net : PS3 backup Compatibility List. A wiki maintained by every one. A lot of informations.

<div class="reviewbreak"><a name="chap.ntfs"></a>Chap. 4 - NTFS support <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap.ntfs">¶</a></div>

MultiMAN can mount NTFS partitions, but it can be used only to transfer the files from the external HDD to internal HDD. The NTFS partition can't be used to Play game or transfer a file from internal to external.
The main purpose of the NTFS is to transfer a Game's backup folders containing files bigger than 4GB without the splitting the files with an application.
NTFS partition can also be used to store and play multimedia files (movie in .mkv) bigger than 4GB. When launched from multiMan, the movie file is cached on the 2GB internal /dev_hdd1/ and ShowTime media player is launched by multiman to play the cached file. See the Media chapter to play video.

To enable NTFS, you need to create a config file containing your Hard drive identification.

You will need one of these application to get your drive identification:

Microsoft's USB view

USBDview

USBDview-x64

[I'll made proper link later, instead of direct linking]

Step 1. Connect your USB device to your computer

Step 2. Launch one of the application you downloaded

Step 3. Select your connected device from the list, and find the PID (Product ID) and VID (Vendor ID).

Microsoft's USB View

Step 4. Open USB.CFG file with a text editor (notepad), this file can be found in the multiMAN archive you downloaded.
This file already have a configuration example (0x13fd:0x1240:1)

Step 5. Replace the content by your own Hard drive identification (see the screenshot above).

The format is as follow:
VendorID

roductID:Number_of_partitions_on_your_hdd
The hexadecimal values must be lowercase.

0x046D:0xC025:1 = Wrong
0x046d:0xc025:1 = Right

Step 6. Save the file and place it to the root of your FAT32 USB device. (Not on a NTFS partition!)

Step 7. Launch multiMAN, the USB.CFG file will be copied to the multiMAN folder.
Alternatively, you can copy the file manually using the FTP server or the File manager in this folder: /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/

Step 8. Connect your drive with the NTFS partition.

Step 9. If you are using one of the first game layout press

to access multiMAN's setting, or if you are using the XMMB layout go to the Home column.
Select the "PFS Driver" menu to switch to NTFS or back to FAT32.

NTFS driver is not compatible with all the hard drives. If multiMAN is freezing then your hardrive may not be compatible, reboot the console and try another one.

Informations:
• You can use a hard drive up to 2TB.
• You can't mount all the partitions, the "active" partition will be used.
• Remember that you can't play a game from NTFS! NTFS is used only to transfer games from external to internal.
• You can't transfer/copy/move data from internal to NTFS. It's only a one way read: NTFS to internal.

<div class="reviewbreak"><a name="chap.ftp"></a>Chap. 5 - FTP server <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap.ftp">¶</a></div>

(FTP part written by joshleeman)

An FTP Client is a very convenient tool that allows you to view, edit, delete the contents of your PS3's
internal hard drive. Which means you can transfer files and games straight to your PS3 from your computer.

Items Needed
1)PS3 and computer hooked up to same network via router. (Direct ps3 to PC method at bottom. Not tested by me, but many confirm it works)
2)FTP Client - http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=server

Once FileZilla is installed, turn on PS3 and launch Multiman>System Info to get your current local IP. Also while in Multiman make sure FTP Service is set to "auto". With Multiman running go to your PC and open Filezilla and click file>site manager>new site.
Name it anything and then put your local IP# into "host". Port is 21, login type is "anonymous" no login or password is needed. Go to transfer settings
and choose active limit 1 and click connect. You will see your PC folders/files on left side, PS3 will be on right. To put a game onto your PS3
simply open your "GAMES" folder(right side) and then locate the game on your PC (left side). Right click and choose "upload" and you will see the
transfer begin. If you prefer, you can simply drag and drop files back and forth as well. After the transfer completes make sure to "fix permissions"
of that specific game from your PS3.

You DON'T need internet connection to do this, you just need to be on the same local network. WiFi can be used but will be slower. I use Ethernet cables
both ways and can transfer a 15gig game in about 8 mins. ENJOY!!

DIRECT CONNECT FTP HOOKUP METHOD

WIN7

Go to "Control Panel".
Under "Network and Internet" click "View network status and tasks". This will open "Network and Sharing Center"
On the left side panel click "Change adapter settings".
Identify which device is the LAN(Ethernet) port you will be using, right click on it and select "properties".
Click on the item "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" then click the button "Properties".
Click "Use the following IP address:" and "Use the following DNS server addresses:" Use the info from this:

IP:10.1.1.1
Subnet:255.255.255.0
Default Gateway:10.1.1.1

DNS
Pref DNS:10.1.1.0
ALT DNS:10.1.1.100

Go to Step 2

Windows XP

Go to the start menu and hover over "Connect to".
Select "Show all connections".
Identify which device is the LAN(Ethernet) port you will be using, right click on it and select "properties".
Click on the item "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" then click the button "Properties".
Click "Use the following IP address:" and "Use the following DNS server addresses:"

Fill out the box so it appears as below:

IP:10.1.1.1
Subnet:255.255.255.0
Default Gateway:10.1.1.1

DNS
Pref DNS:10.1.1.0
ALT DNS:10.1.1.100

Step 2 - PS3 Setup

Go to the settings tab on the XMB, then select "Network Settings" followed by "Internet Connection Settings".
Push ok on the prompt and select "Custom", "Wired Connection", "Auto-Detect" then "Manual". Fill out the form as follows.

IP Address 10.1.1.2
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Router 10.1.1.0
Primary DNS 10.1.1.0
Secondary DNS 10.1.1.10

Select "Automatic", "Do Not Use" and "enable". Push X to save the settings.
Test connection to verify you can acquire an IP Address. Internet Connection should fail.

Now launch Multiman, get IP and connect!!

Direct connect method source: "damanptyltd" of Psgroove.

<div class="reviewbreak"><a name="chap.homebrew"></a>Chap. 6 - Launching homebrew <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap.homebrew">¶</a></div>

There's currently no Homebrew mode to list installed homebrew along with the Game layout.
You need to use the File manager to locate the .elf or .self file and launch it.

See the next chapter to launch a homebrew manually.

PS for users:
multiMAN v1.16.14 changelog says :
• Added: Installed homebrew apps with RELOAD.SELF can be launched via multiMAN

I don't have homebrew with RELOAD.SELF file yet. Do you know which one use this file?
I have some eboot.bin, or eboot.elf
If multiMAN can list homebrew nicely along the games and media files, let me know and I'll add it to this tutorial.

<div class="reviewbreak"><a name="chap.fileman"></a>Chap. 7 - File Manager <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="#chap.fileman">¶</a></div>

Big part about the file manager.

<div class="reviewbreak"><a name="chap.faq"></a>Chap. 11 - Frequently asked questions (FAQ)</div>

If you ask questions in this topic it will be added here.
I'll try to group the question by themes.

Currently thinking which questions to add to the list, no answers yet.
This is only a draft for a FAQ.

HARDWARE:
My blu-ray drive is broken, can I play games without a disc in the drive?

INSTALLATION & DUMPING PROCESS:
I already have GAMEZ, Can I rename the folder to GAMES ?
I already have GAMEZ, how can I set this folder as the official backup folder?
My game files are too big to put on a FAT32 drive, can I use NTFS instead?
Can I play from NTFS?

ONLINE:
Can I update games ...
Can I access online
Can I be banned

<div class="reviewbreak"><a name="chap.new"></a>Thanks</div>

Thank you to Dean for his great homebrew.
Thank you to psx-scene community and all people involved in making multiMAN always better.

List of people and websites I've officially authorized to repost and/or translate the guide:
- Condorstrike, for the official multiMAN website http://condorstr.s4bres-world.com
- Neverlost, for http://ps3-addict.fr (French).
- lemax, for http://hackfaq.net (Russian)
- chris, (Chinese)
- N8wolf, for http://www.ps3-tools.de/ (German)
-VIP75018, for http://ps3-solution-pour-tous.doomby.com/ (French pdf format)

They are authorized as long as the guide state that it's not the final version, and explaining where to find the up-to-date version.

Zorua · May 14, 2011

Brink's been patched and it works on CFW now.

Cyan · May 14, 2011

that's what I stated, it's listed as a 3.60 game but also listed in the "but works when updated".
Maybe I won't list it in the 3.60 "not working" section.

It's not patched, it's the official update that is encrypted with older keys.
Maybe there's a patch available, but it's based on the update files.

Edit : I added a note to say that it's now playable.

JustChillin1414 · May 16, 2011

Wow, I might as well give up now, your guide is much better than mine

Rydian · May 16, 2011

I didn't want to post before this was moved because I saw you had reserved at least one post and didn't wanna' interrupt the flow, so...

"Holy shit". This guide is incredibly detailed.

Vigilante · May 16, 2011

So this is why it took you so long to post this.
It so detailed,looks like a sure winner to me!

SamAsh07 · May 16, 2011

+Infinity, this guide wins 1st Prize IMO

cooldudechand · May 16, 2011

Woah... awsome.. will help evry noob out here...

Cyan · May 16, 2011

Thank you everyone

Users often asked the same questions, so I wanted to help and explain why they have to do things. It's always better when we understand what we are doing.

I wanted to cover all the possibilities that multiMAN offers (yeah, people think multiMAN is only a backup manager for piracy, but it can do much more) to have a single place to refer to.
I covered only the game manager part for the moment, but that's what interest noobs anyway

The next part will be for intermediate and advanced users.

I wondered if it was not too much for noobs to read all that wall of text

So I'm trying to make chapters cut in short sections, with pictures and easy steps by steps, so each user (noob to advanced) can refer to the part he needs.
I hope they will find it easy enough to follow.

Maybe I placed the tutorial hopes too high? that's too much work, I don't know if I can complete it this week.
Once completed, I think I'll maintain it to cover new features added to multiMAN.
But Dean is just developing faster than I can write tutorial

Don't hesitate to help me, if you spot any errors (grammar, or tutorial) or if I missed a part.
Should I add more (different) screenshot? I often used the same one.
I don't have a camera to take videos, but that could help users. If someone is wiling to cover some parts in video, let me know.
Edit : a sprx plugin for PS3 to take screenshot of XMB (or games) would be awesome !

Thank you Dean, if you ever read this, for all your involvement in your homebrew and listening to users requests

I hope the guide will help a lot of users (and that I didn't say to many wrong things).

raoulteeuwen · May 17, 2011

Thank you VERY much Cyan! Great tut. What i wonder: i have Multiman 2.00 and copied a DVD to my external USB HD: VIDEO\\VIDEO_TS (and AUDIO_TS). Multiman/Showtime recognizes some of the files as video-files, but it doesn't recognize the DVD, doesn't open a DVD-menu etc. Your manual index says you're going to describe how to mount a DVD, i guess you haven't found time yet? Any hints on what i might be doing wrong :-)?

Terminator02 · May 18, 2011

all that HTML is unfair

DigitalDeviant · May 18, 2011

Rydian said:
I didn't want to post before this was moved because I saw you had reserved at least one post and didn't wanna' interrupt the flow, so...

"Holy shit". This guide is incredibly detailed.

I have never seen such a detailed guide!

EDIT: I'm am patiently waiting for some one to test L.A. Noire for PS3.

Cyan · May 18, 2011

raoulteeuwen said:
Thank you VERY much Cyan! Great tut. What i wonder: i have Multiman 2.00 and copied a DVD to my external USB HD: VIDEO\\VIDEO_TS (and AUDIO_TS). Multiman/Showtime recognizes some of the files as video-files, but it doesn't recognize the DVD, doesn't open a DVD-menu etc. Your manual index says you're going to describe how to mount a DVD, i guess you haven't found time yet? Any hints on what i might be doing wrong :-)?MultiMAN can't play the video itself, you can only mount the video in memory, then exit to PS3, insert any DVD video disc and let the PS3 think the inserted disc is the DVD you mounted.
Don't use Showtime, or multiMAN file manager to open the vobs.
You put the folder at the correct place, so it should be recognized in multiMAN so you can "mount" it (use X like if it's a game?).
On the XMB, go to the video columns to read the movie.

PS : I didn't use that function yet, I'll do it this weekend, if it's not urgent you can wait until I write that part.
Audio_TS shouldn't be needed (it's always empty anyway).

QUOTE(Terminator02 @ May 18 2011, 01:28 AM) all that HTML is unfair

The only thing I used that I couldn't done without HTML is the table to auto-sort the 9 multiMAN layout according to the user's screen resolution. (to prevent deforming the forum). I could have forced 2 or 3 per line instead.

The other things could have been done using pictures (the sub-forum's names). it's quicker to use css (there's already too many image tag in the post, I'm reaching the bbcode limit

)

Slimmmmmm · May 18, 2011

Epic guide

I expected it to be good but it's more than I expected by a long way.

EDIT

Won't work on 3.55 afaik, require update.
Destroy_All_Humans
Dragon_Age_2
Tiger.Woods.PGA.Tour.12

KiiWii · May 21, 2011

Slimmmmmm said:
Epic guide

I expected it to be good but it's more than I expected by a long way.

EDIT

Won't work on 3.55 afaik, require update.
Destroy_All_Humans
Dragon_Age_2
Tiger.Woods.PGA.Tour.12

Tigerwoods 12 works fine.

Where can I find a link the test versions? I'm on t21 I believe, but iv lost the bookmark I had to follow updates (I'm sure there was a thread somewhere, dedicated to hosting all versions to date ?? )

Cyan · May 21, 2011

It was Zorua's softmod guide, but multiMAN sometime include the PS3 keys, so we removed direct linking to the file, and instead let the user download the version he want.

The latest UPDATE version (now named TEST) is the 02.00.01T16
You need 02.00.01 BASE or FULL already installed before installing the T16.
(Dean doesn't want direct linking or repost of his Test version, so always link to his own post instead).

PS:
Tutorial updated :

- I've added the Game update chapter
- I've added the split games chapter
- I've added the PSARC decrypter
- I've added almost invisible links to "link to here" ¶ (easy copy/paste link to a specific section in a chapter). If you need additional link to specific parts let me know.
- Added more screenshot for different functions (updates, dump, test, etc.)

There's only NTFS chapter which is missing and I'll be done with the game manager part, and it will be 100% for homebrew presentation and game manager

Dter ic · May 21, 2011

thats it, 1st place prize is immediately over to Cyan. (byebye LEDSTWO

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OT: awesome guide cyan, very detailed and very n00b friendly

KiiWii · May 22, 2011

Cyan said:
The latest UPDATE version (now named TEST) is the 02.00.01T16

Correct you are!, Awesome, thank you Cyan.

joshuab · May 22, 2011

@Cyan : check this out

http://psx-scene.com/forums/822687-post14247.html

keep up the good work mate

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