Leecherman’s Adrenaline bubble booter important update released

Leecherman’s adrbblooter v4 plugin released packing a couple of cool new features!

Besides the known features from v3, Lman has added the following :

1. The posibility of adding the STARTDAT image of your choice.
2. Enable/disable MARCH33 driver at GAMEID.txt.
3. Prometheus ISO loader can be enabled with MARCH33 driver.

Below a little tutorial on how to use the new features

First of all, you need to download LMAN’s adrbblbooter v4 plugin from here!

Unpack the downloaded rar file, inside will be two folders and instructions (readme.txt).

The folder you need to copy to the root of ux0: is adrbblbooter .

The folder tai_config_example , as its name suggests is only an example of how you should be adding lines at your config.txt found at ux0:tai/

Inside the folder bubblesdb, Lman has included some txt sample files so you can get the idea on how to create your own GAMEID.txt files.

After copying adrbblbooter folder to ux0, in case you find difficult to get this plugin working properly you can grab a copy of Adrenaline Bubbles Manager from Onelua Team from here!

Enable MARCH33 driver to work with linked PSP content.

Now to the best part, let’s talk about how to enable M33 driver with Prometheus ISO loader!

So, now you might be thinking: and what’s so good about that? Well, that means improved compatibility with PSP content!

After you have the plugin all set up and working, open molecular shell or vitashell, go to ux0:adrbblbooter/bubblesdb/gameid.txt to modify.

Add the nedeed lines below the linked content’s path as shown in the pic (M33 driver with prometheus ISO loader enabled).

After adding lines to ux0:tai/config.txt or doing changes at ux0:adrbblbooter/bubblesdb/GAMEID  you have to reboot for changes to take effect.

Now to finish this tutorial

With this update you have the posibility to use a custom STARTDAT image for every adrbblbooter custom bubble.

But the image to use must be 480×272 pixels besides being in png format.

You can get this accomplished by renaming the image to be used to the GAMEID of the chosen bubble.

To finish this post, I’d like to say thanks to every Dev who has shared their time and effort to the scene to keep us users waiting for the next release!