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I've heard that a new wireless usb protocol has been released recently so I would guess that there'll be regular <-> wireless usb adapters available in the near future, plug a powered one into you gp2x and off you go. Oh yeah don't do it in the UK yet (as if the hardware were actually available...

Alright, cool. Lets hope he doesn't demand a fresh maiden before he approves it. Cheers, charlie

I'm sure it's been asked before so sorry but I uploaded an update to wire3d like 3 hours ago and it hasn't been updated. Any ideas what the issue is? Cheers, Charlie

Actually that game was the inspiration for this even though I have never actually played Rez I have seen it played and I thought it looked fantastic. So thank-you, fine praise indeed. The engine is definitelly capable of a full rails shooter it's really just a case of generating the content and...

Yes, you're right, also the fire and double speed buttons could be better placed (i.e. so you can hold speed and fire repeatedly)

Yeah there isn't much content yet but if you go into the level menu and select "hard" I think you'll be kept busy for a little while (you must destroy *every* cube to pass) From the "hard" level:

Here's an old screenshot, give me a few minutes ...

It been a while since the last release and since I'm pretty happy with the graphics and gameplay at this point I thought I'd make my first upload to archive.gp2x.de. Please grab and test (and enjoy) the latest release. Updates include:Proper game menu system. Campaign and level play options...

Yes, stick a .gpe on the end of a bash script and it's executable. That's how I like to wrap the commands to re-launch the menu after my program has finished, rather than putting it into the acutal program source.

Well according to my version control system I made the first commit for my cube shooter game 7 months ago. I work on this every weekend between 2 and 12 hours a day and many evenings for a couple of hours plus the occasional lunch break. The first commit, I would estimate probably too about a...

Sadly I don't have access to a clean room :( I found that rinsing the protector with water and then carefully drying it with a lintless towel before I applied it worked quite well. I wish I had a method for getting the bubbles out though. C

I suspected that this also might be the case, the problem is that I haven't built a computer in about 10 years and I'm a bit intimidated by the whole motherboard, processor, ram compatibility mess. Plus I already own a gp2x and a big usb hdd. Oh yeah and I have issues with most PCs because they...

I was wondering if it would be even vaguely fesable to build lirc. Having looked at the docs it seems like it might be quite hard to do since it's based on a kernel module but now that I think about it there's no reason not to use an ir joypad. Is there a gp2x usb joypad faq anywhere? I'm glad...

I was sitting at home watching some movies from my Gp2x on my TV and it occurred to me that it would make a really nice little, cheap read-only media centre. I envisage it like this: Sit it in a cradle (with power), connect large usb hdd, connect a usb IR remote, watch anything you can get on...

That is pretty odd, I also just started using that scandir function and I haven't had any problems at all. There are two things that jump out at me from the manpage for scandir. The first is that the strings are sorted using ascii ordering so upper case letters will appear before lower and...

Also bear in mind that the USB cable that comes with the GP2X is rubbish so you might want to try it with a different cable.

I just uploaded a new version of my cube shooter game. It's still very much pre-release. The best new feature is that all content is now external, that is you can create yuor own shapes and write your own levels. It currently ships with a whole big two shapes and one level so enjoy them! Get it...

That did the trick, thanks.

I've been doing some work on my cube shooter game and I re-arranged the files a little bit. I have a shell script in the project root directory that looks like this: #------------------------ #!/bin/sh bin/wire3d_gp2x -l data/level > output # return to the menu screen cd /usr/gp2x sync exec...