I don't think there's really enough justification quite yet. Maybe if the scene explodes after the IOSU exploit or a lot of stuff comes out now that the Homebrew Loader is a thing, but otherwise there's just not much there
Yeah, the browser was the only thing that was updatedAny one know what the browser version is for 5.5.1 , is the same as 5.5.0 = 3.0.4.2.11 ??
no matter found it , its 3.0.4.2.12 .. would you beleive.
I was working for a while on trying to do sound in my game. If I try to get a handle to sounduser2.rpl the Wii U screen gets messed up, and trying to use any functions from it results in it locking up. If I use sounduser.rpl instead, getting a handle will work fine, graphics are still fine, yet when you use any type of function from it, the Wii U locks up. Anyone know if it is just a memory issue, or is it just not able to ever be done on 5.5 until there is kernel or IOSU access available? I was also having a few issues using the zlib library rpl as well, which may be related to memory, but I made my own RLE type encoding library which is compressing my images enough that I don't need zlib anyway. I don't even need to compress the files, it's just nicer having an elf image that is around 100k in size, instead of over 500k.
I plan to add a few coloring book type images to U-Paint after I get everything in Ast-U-Roids all finished. It will be good for kids to use, although I should just wait until I finish the ability to save and load pictures from a PC server. My only problem with that, is that if the Wii U does not successfully connect to a server, it will lock up, even if I clean everything up if it doesn't connect. It's probably an issue with the coding, I will just work on that some more in the future.
I plan to add a few coloring book type images to U-Paint after I get everything in Ast-U-Roids all finished. It will be good for kids to use, although I should just wait until I finish the ability to save and load pictures from a PC server. My only problem with that, is that if the Wii U does not successfully connect to a server, it will lock up, even if I clean everything up if it doesn't connect. It's probably an issue with the coding, I will just work on that some more in the future.
Does some found a real solution to generate a random Number?
The standard rand(); function from: "cstdlib" will freeze the wiiu.
My current solution:
The standard rand(); function from: "cstdlib" will freeze the wiiu.
My current solution:
Code:
int crand() {
static long seed = OSGetTime(); // the seed value for more randomnes
seed = (seed * 32719 + 3) % 32749;
return ((seed % 32719) + 1);
}
For the most robust solution, you could include this small library and use it, it's well regarded as one of the most "true" random number generators.
http://www.math.sci.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/~m-mat/MT/TINYMT/index.html
Code:
#include "tinymt32.h"
// And if you can't link:
#include "tinymt32.c"
#include <time.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, const char* argv[])
{
tinymt32_t state;
uint32_t seed = OSGetTime();
tinymt32_init(&state, seed);
for (int i=0; i<10; i++)
printf("random number %d: %u\n", i, (unsigned int)tinymt32_generate_uint32(&state));
}
Last edited by Kakkoii,
Look up Mongoose server for self-hosting. It's very straightforward. Just launch the .exe from whatever directory you want your server pointing to. When you launch Mongoose, it will bring up a browser tab on your PC. Whatever IP address in the the address bar of that tab, navigate to that address in your Wii U browser.
Hi guys, I'm trying to finish my keyboard project at the moment. The last feature to be implemented is the "library" for developers.
So I'm trying to make my keyboard a function which returns the entered text.
My solution looks like this:
Everything works fine (exiting too) but when I press A the application crashed and I have to reset my console. Please help me fix this to make it easier for others to use my keyboard in their projects!
So I'm trying to make my keyboard a function which returns the entered text.
My solution looks like this:
Code:
char* keyboard()
{
unsigned int coreinit_handle;
OSDynLoad_Acquire("coreinit.rpl", &coreinit_handle);
unsigned int vpad_handle;
OSDynLoad_Acquire("vpad.rpl", &vpad_handle);
int(*VPADRead)(int controller, VPADData *buffer, unsigned int num, int *error);
OSDynLoad_FindExport(vpad_handle, 0, "VPADRead", &VPADRead);
static struct renderFlags flags;
//[set all the flags to 0]
VPADData vpad_data;
__os_snprintf(flags.theme, 32, "Zelda ");
__os_snprintf(flags.touching, 32, "");
flags.text[0] = ' ';
int error, n;
VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error);
while (1)
{
VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error);
if (vpad_data.tpdata.touched == 1) {
flags.touch=1;
__os_snprintf(flags.touching, 32, "%i, %i", vpad_data.tpdata.x, vpad_data.tpdata.y);
//[check for all the keys etc.]
}
if ((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_X) || flags.xTouched) {
for (n = 0; n < flags.textLength; ++n)
flags.text[n] = ' ';
flags.textLength = 1;
} else if ((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_B) || flags.bTouched)
flags.b=1;
else if ((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_PLUS) || flags.plusTouched)
flags.plus=1;
else if((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_HOME) || flags.HomeTouched)
break;
render(&flags);
}
return flags.text;
}
Code:
void _entryPoint()
{
unsigned int coreinit_handle;
OSDynLoad_Acquire("coreinit.rpl", &coreinit_handle);
unsigned int vpad_handle;
OSDynLoad_Acquire("vpad.rpl", &vpad_handle);
int(*VPADRead)(int controller, VPADData *buffer, unsigned int num, int *error);
void(*_Exit)();
OSDynLoad_FindExport(vpad_handle, 0, "VPADRead", &VPADRead);
OSDynLoad_FindExport(coreinit_handle, 0, "_Exit", &_Exit);
struct renderFlags flags;
flags.y=0;
flags.x=0;
flags.a=0;
flags.b=0;
__os_snprintf(flags.aPressed, 32, "A button pressed");
__os_snprintf(flags.bPressed, 32, "B button pressed");
__os_snprintf(flags.xPressed, 32, "X button pressed");
__os_snprintf(flags.yPressed, 32, "Y button pressed");
VPADData vpad_data;
VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error);
while(1)
{
VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error);
if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_A)
flags.text = keyboard();
if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_B)
flags.b=1;
if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_X)
flags.x=1;
if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_Y)
flags.y=1;
if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_HOME)
break;
render2(&flags);
}
int ii = 0;
for(ii; ii<2; ii++)
{
fillScreen(0, 0, 0, 0);
flipBuffers();
}
_Exit();
}
void render2(struct renderFlags *flags)
{
int i = 0;
for(i; i<2; i++)
{
fillScreen(0, 0, 0, 0);
drawString(0, 0, "Press A to open the keyboard.");
flipBuffers();
}
flags->a = 0;
flags->b = 0;
flags->x = 0;
flags->y = 0;
}
Code:
#include "vpad.h"
#include "types.h"
#include "draw.h"
struct renderFlags {
int a;
int b;
int x;
int y;
char aPressed[32];
char bPressed[32];
char xPressed[32];
char yPressed[32];
char* text;
};
void _entryPoint();
void render2(struct renderFlags *flags);
if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_A) flags.text = keyboard();Hi guys, I'm trying to finish my keyboard project at the moment. The last feature to be implemented is the "library" for developers.
So I'm trying to make my keyboard a function which returns the entered text.
My solution looks like this:
Code:char* keyboard() { unsigned int coreinit_handle; OSDynLoad_Acquire("coreinit.rpl", &coreinit_handle); unsigned int vpad_handle; OSDynLoad_Acquire("vpad.rpl", &vpad_handle); int(*VPADRead)(int controller, VPADData *buffer, unsigned int num, int *error); OSDynLoad_FindExport(vpad_handle, 0, "VPADRead", &VPADRead); static struct renderFlags flags; //[set all the flags to 0] VPADData vpad_data; __os_snprintf(flags.theme, 32, "Zelda "); __os_snprintf(flags.touching, 32, ""); flags.text[0] = ' '; int error, n; VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error); while (1) { VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error); if (vpad_data.tpdata.touched == 1) { flags.touch=1; __os_snprintf(flags.touching, 32, "%i, %i", vpad_data.tpdata.x, vpad_data.tpdata.y); //[check for all the keys etc.] } if ((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_X) || flags.xTouched) { for (n = 0; n < flags.textLength; ++n) flags.text[n] = ' '; flags.textLength = 1; } else if ((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_B) || flags.bTouched) flags.b=1; else if ((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_PLUS) || flags.plusTouched) flags.plus=1; else if((vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_HOME) || flags.HomeTouched) break; render(&flags); } return flags.text; }Code:void _entryPoint() { unsigned int coreinit_handle; OSDynLoad_Acquire("coreinit.rpl", &coreinit_handle); unsigned int vpad_handle; OSDynLoad_Acquire("vpad.rpl", &vpad_handle); int(*VPADRead)(int controller, VPADData *buffer, unsigned int num, int *error); void(*_Exit)(); OSDynLoad_FindExport(vpad_handle, 0, "VPADRead", &VPADRead); OSDynLoad_FindExport(coreinit_handle, 0, "_Exit", &_Exit); struct renderFlags flags; flags.y=0; flags.x=0; flags.a=0; flags.b=0; __os_snprintf(flags.aPressed, 32, "A button pressed"); __os_snprintf(flags.bPressed, 32, "B button pressed"); __os_snprintf(flags.xPressed, 32, "X button pressed"); __os_snprintf(flags.yPressed, 32, "Y button pressed"); VPADData vpad_data; VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error); while(1) { VPADRead(0, &vpad_data, 1, &error); if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_A) flags.text = keyboard(); if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_B) flags.b=1; if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_X) flags.x=1; if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_Y) flags.y=1; if (vpad_data.btn_hold & BUTTON_HOME) break; render2(&flags); } int ii = 0; for(ii; ii<2; ii++) { fillScreen(0, 0, 0, 0); flipBuffers(); } _Exit(); } void render2(struct renderFlags *flags) { int i = 0; for(i; i<2; i++) { fillScreen(0, 0, 0, 0); drawString(0, 0, "Press A to open the keyboard."); flipBuffers(); } flags->a = 0; flags->b = 0; flags->x = 0; flags->y = 0; }Everything works fine (exiting too) but when I press A the application crashed and I have to reset my console. Please help me fix this to make it easier for others to use my keyboard in their projects!Code:#include "vpad.h" #include "types.h" #include "draw.h" struct renderFlags { int a; int b; int x; int y; char aPressed[32]; char bPressed[32]; char xPressed[32]; char yPressed[32]; char* text; }; void _entryPoint(); void render2(struct renderFlags *flags);
?? I'm not sure if this is the problem but it looked different than everything else. In program.c
Yeah of course the problem lies somewhere there, that is when it tries to launch the keyboard and crashes.
Hey @NWPlayer123 has push into github the deal to run on 5.5.x firmware the customs isos.... https://github.com/dimok789/loadiine_gx2/commits?author=NWPlayer123
Similar threads
-
Psionic Roshambo
-
Sicklyboy
-
Xdqwerty
what are you looking at?
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
@
Sicklyboy:
Lazy day for me. Was gonna go grocery shopping but it's raining so I don't feel like going out. Listened to music and messed with server stuff instead
-
-
-
-
@
Sicklyboy:
I feel like school, back when I was actually in school, was more entertaining though, because of how much I get to interact with people, hang out with friends, and other stuff like that. All I get to talk to at work is my boring coworkers lol
-
-
-
@
Psionic Roshambo:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6aie4t8lZ7k&pp=ygUuaSBhbSBub3QgZ2F5IGJ1dCAyMCBkb2xsYXJzIGlzIDIwIGRv...