Yes, VB6 sounds like a good idea. I will give it a go. So RCOEditor is made in VB6?!?! It looks very nice! Any pointers for good eBooks and/or sites? Also some code samples and tutorials would be great if you know of any. If you couldnt be bothered that's alright though :P Batch is a bit intimidating to the n00b yeah. But i use a custom shell called.. well it's simply called Console, based on eConsole which makes it a bit nicer. And a lot of the program uses 32-bit GUI tools for questions and menu's which are called from the command line with parameters - i could completely hide the console and the program would still be fine, but the console outputs valuable information as to what the program is actually doing/checking/scanning/building/etc. Still, VB6 sounds good.

Sorry, i was typing a bit turbo there. I WAS trying the % and __SCE__ combinations on the FOLDER of Snes9XTYL, not the EBOOT. But yeah, maybe i did something wrong... and i do know about the 9 char limit on prxlauncher - i still can't get it to work. On 3.03 OE-C i had networkupdate.prx as the prxlauncher, and it would load ms0:PSP/GAME/networkupdate.pbp completely fine. In this case, the networkupdate.pbp (which was PSP Filer) was hidden from the casual XMB homebrew menu, and i could load it from the network update menu entry. I loved it. It doesn't work as is with 3.52 M33 though... Doesn't really matter about the folder hiding anymore anyway. Something will come up soon though hopefully.


I am very interested in finding more out about the RCO structure. If I could grab that, you will be the first person on my list of credits if this program is ever released, i assure you!


I use UltraEdit for most things (an older version, i can't STAND the newest one) but there is a certain flaw in either unicode find and replace or unicode searching or something i cannot remember... i think the newest version adds the feature, but the newest version has something not right about it... i don't like the 'feel'. XVI32 is a great freeware HEX editor, it's very lightweight, and has great "block-copy and pasting" for splitting up large binary files and such. But I will definately give HexWorkshop a go though, see how that is.



Thanks heaps once again Zinga. I might bang together a half-respectable release of "Mod That PSP!" within the week and upload to a new thread. I would very much enjoy it if you and Anger could give it a look-see and comment/criticise/suggest on the software so far. Peace.