Posted Jul 24, 2008 at 03:25AM by Charles D.
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Many homebrew devs have benefited from danzel's Danzeff OSK (On-Screen Keyboard), incorporating the virtual keyboard program into their own applications. Coder Sakya recently released an updated version of the original, adding support for devs who use OSLib functions.Danzeff + OSLib comes with several pre-made functions which can help users who want to integrate it into their own homebrew projects. The Readme.txt file explains these functions in more detail, so please make sure to check it out before modifying the code. The modified OSK comes with a sample Eboot as well as its source code, which can be downloaded through the link we've provided below. If you have any feedback regarding the program, you can drop the developer a line through the project's release thread on the PSP Development forum. Download: Danzeff + OSLib Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development forum |
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Nice. This is a pretty good keyboard design, GT4 used something similar. I still prefer Sony's one, but this is a good alternative.
Nice. This is a pretty good keyboard design, GT4 used something similar. I still prefer Sony's one, but this is a good alternative.
» Yeah But sony's OSK is not in all the most hombrews that are made...
So this is a good Idea to Update the old oneOSK
Thanks!
PSPMAN90
So this is a good Idea to Update the old oneOSK
Thanks!
PSPMAN90
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