kompster Wrote:

Vegetano1 Wrote:Thanks! for the wave!

could you post the complete theme!? i like the 01-12.bmp! and also this is dif version of "Just fonts??"

SexuallyAttractedToFire Wrote:Free resources if anyone wants them, decided to work on something different. Should be pretty easy to decipher what I wanted to do. PSD files attached.

kompster Wrote:

Vegetano1 Wrote:Thanks! for the wave!

could you post the complete theme!? i like the 01-12.bmp! and also this is dif version of "Just fonts??"

Here it is! :P Enjoy... Oh, and it is a slightly modified version of blessedhand's Justfonts 3.90, now has default font and alignment fix, menu color fix, my trippy blue/green water wave, also included is Hellcats Wallpaper Changer/Randomizer v1.1 and a load of my sweet wallpapers!

http://rapidshare.com/files/103059546/Ju...r.rar.html

smokepsp32 Wrote:included on attachement is the wavepaper changer...how to use it, what is the command to change the wallies?

HELLCAT Wrote:N00b-Note:
You must have set "Use Wallpaper" to "ON" or "YES", or whatever the phrase is, in the Theme-Settings of your PSP for the papers to show up! ;-)


Installation
===============

Copy wpchanger.prx into /seplugins on your memstick (create the folder, if it doesn't exist).
Open (or create) vsh.txt and add this line:
ms0:/seplugins/wpchanger.prx

Done, base installation is finished. Didn't hurt, eh? ;-)

Now go into recovery menu and enable the plugin.


Usage
========

This wallpaper changer fetches the images to use from the folder /PICTURE/WALLPAPER on your memstick.
From all images you put in there, this wallpaper changer will pick one randomly and set it as the next wallpaper for the XMB.

Wallpapers BEHIND the XMB waves
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The wallpaper changer can also change/randomize the background behind the waves in the XMB, so you keep the waves showing on top.
The nice thing: It does it *WITHOUT TOUCHING THE FLASH0:!* - so this is 100% safe! :)
(if you want prove: remove memstick and reboot, you'll have the original background back.

The wallpapers for the background behind the waves got into the following folder on your memstick:
/PICTURE/WAVEPAPER

They usually have a resolution of 60x34 - see note 1.

** NOTE 1: **
Usual restrictions for 01-12.bmp (a.k.a. background behind waves) replacement still apply (filesizes and such)!

** NOTE 2: **
If you only get a white background, you don't have a propper multi-image 01-12.bmp (or 13-27.bmp) replacement!
There are two things you can do about this:
1) Select the very first of the Slims additional colors (that pinky one) or the silver/grey color for January (works on Fat+Slim).
2) with this plugin came two PC based tools, use the "Wavepaper Stitcher" to make propper (99.9% compatible) 01-12.bmp (or 13-27.bmp) replacement multi-image .BMP
Find more details in the README in the PC_Tools folder of this archive :-)

Date-Based wallpapers
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Like stated, you can set a predefined image for any given date.
The special (fixed) wallpaper for a specific day are fetched from /PICTURE/DATEPAPER
The names of the images in there follow a very simply rule: mm-dd.bmp with "mm" beeing the month (two digits, WITH leading zeros!) and "dd" is the day of the month (again, with leading zeros).
So, if you want to make a special wallpaper for January 12th, you'd name the file 01-12.bmp and put it into /PICTURE/DATEPAPER so the complete path would be
/PICTURE/DATEPAPER/01-12.bmp

As another example, for March, 33rd ;-) it'd be:
/PICTURE/DATEPAPER/03-33.bmp

If a special (fixed) wallpaper is defined this way for the current day, only this wallpaper will be set instead of a random one from the .../WALLPAPER directory.
SO you will see the special wallpaper all day long (unless you delete it from .../DATEPAPER, which will result in a random wallpaper again).

Obviously, you can mix both kinds of wallpapers.
Usually having random ones and for special days (birthday, aniversary, reminder, whatever....) you can set a predefined and fixed one.

Modes ("Evertime" and "Once per day")
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By default a new wallpaper is set on EVERY XMB startup. That also counts in leaving a game or homebrew!
If you only want to have your wallpaper changed once a day, you can "tell" the plugin to do so:
When turning on your PSP, hold the /\ (Triangle) button pressed until the XMB shows up.
This will switch the wallpaper changer into "Once per day" mode and the wallpaper will only be changed on the first startup of a day.

If you feel more randomish again, holding O (Circle) while turning on the PSP switches back to "Everytime" mode.