They are xml short cuts with a .smdc for a icon. They load the data you saved in hans. However the game needs to be in for it to work
for the publicly available versions, go to "config.txt" and put where you put the grid launcher. like /boot_mashers.3dsx or whatever you named it.
The problem I can see with that is that a progress bar requires threading (one thread to download, and then progress bar updates on the main thread, or vice versa). I don't know if Lua supports threading.
That's because the updater does not yet know what version of the app is already installed. I'm going to work on that today.
You need MAText.c, MAText.h, MAFontRobotoRegular.c, MAFontRobotoRegular.h, and all of the MAFontRobotoRegularxx.bin data files. Please make sure you give credit if you use this - the text engine too me a long time to write
It doesn't know whether it actually needs to slide down, it just does it when an info screen is displayed.
Only if somebody else implements it. I have said many times already that I don't want to implement this feature.
Cheers.You need MAText.c, MAText.h, MAFontRobotoRegular.c, MAFontRobotoRegular.h, and all of the MAFontRobotoRegularxx.bin data files. Please make sure you give credit if you use this - the text engine too me a long time to write
No. I don't think it's going to be possible with this engine I'm afraid, for the reasons posted elsewhere. The only hope for that, I think, is to get Freetype working.Cheers.
Probably won't be releasing anything anytime soon. haha Just wanted to mess around with it really.
Also, any luck on getting non latin characters working at all (japanese etc). ?
Thank @ihaveamac - he did the hard work on the updater@mashers
Love the updater, wish every homebrew programmer would implement it
Thanks for the hard work!
I think in Lua it would be coroutines. Since it's part of Lua, chances are the interpreter that LPP uses has the feature. I'm not that familiar with it though so I'll figure that out after 1.3
Wonderful! A progress bar would indeed be welcome. Also, do you know if Lua can download a zip file? If so then the PHP script could package up the 3dsx in a zip file and Lua could download it at the client end to reduce the amount of data to be downloaded.
That was exactly the solution!
char * glInfo = (char*)malloc(1024);
if (argc > 0) {
sprintf(glInfo, "%s|%d", argv[0], currentversion);
}
else {
sprintf(glInfo, "sdmc:/boot.3dsx|%d", currentversion);
}
logTextP(glInfo, "/gridlauncher/glinfo.txt");
free(glInfo);
