Possible good projects to port in c#

[sirauron14]

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think the PS SDK will have more coding options?

[Coldbird]

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The biggest problem we got with PSS, besides the horrible Terms of Use is the fact that the VM is throttled on the Vita, both on graphic output and CPU runtime...

Most likely to counteract emulator development or other CPU intensive applications...

[romain337]

Take a look here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjsB4XKsoYg

[konit_oo]

Is it hard to make Dummy Defence for PS Vita using PS Suite? For now it's just for iPhone, maybe pod and pad (I don't have all of them to know). If you don't know for what I'm talking about take a look of that > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEGRoDYYj8c
I'm asking because for the moment I don't have any special codder abilities but I want to try somehow to make it, so... your suggestion...

[m0skit0]

If you have no idea about coding, just forget about it. That involves physics as well.

[konit_oo]

Yeah, I know that and I thought this is the main problem - physics simulations but if there are some integraten engines in PSS or you're sure there aren't? If someone likes the idea of port of that game, please try to make it, I'll be very pleased.

[m0skit0]

I don't think PSS integrates any physics engines, I could be wrong though.

[romain337]

There is a physics (Sce.Pss.HighLevel.Physics2D) library in the SDK, also some sample use it. I dunno if it is very efficient.

[sortadan]

Take a look here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjsB4XKsoYg

Is that using two threads (one for the rendering, and a second thread for the emulator, or even splitting the emulator into more than one thread)? In my initial testing with the SDK I can modify an image the size of the screen repeatedly and paint it at about 60fps... The Vita is quad core, so I don't see why emulation couldn't work, it would just take a good amount of work I imagine optimizing the code. Is this demo that you linked to have code published anywhere that I can download and play with? If you open source the code then you don't need to publish to the PS Store, people can just pay for the dev kit and compile it themselves. I'd be happy doing that to get my emulators working consistently.

[romain337]

Take a look here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjsB4XKsoYg

Is that using two threads (one for the rendering, and a second thread for the emulator, or even splitting the emulator into more than one thread)? In my initial testing with the SDK I can modify an image the size of the screen repeatedly and paint it at about 60fps... The Vita is quad core, so I don't see why emulation couldn't work, it would just take a good amount of work I imagine optimizing the code. Is this demo that you linked to have code published anywhere that I can download and play with? If you open source the code then you don't need to publish to the PS Store, people can just pay for the dev kit and compile it themselves. I'd be happy doing that to get my emulators working consistently.

The code is not downloadable. This is just a test from a developper. Also, sony will NEVER agree about buying the SDK license just to build Open Source project (especially emulators). In this video, there is just a bit of Genesis hardware emulated, so even 1 core is sufficient. Multi-threading system is cool to speed up some application, but that can't be used everywhere / in all cases.

In my initial testing with the SDK I can modify an image the size of the screen repeatedly and paint it at about 60fps... <-- That mean nothing.