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Tell me if you like this :p
#1
Title says it all, just wanted to post it for fun and what people would think.
Excuse also the small misalignments and size stuff, it was just to get a general idea:

[Image: ppssppxmb1.jpg]
[Image: ppssppxmb2.jpg]

Tell me your thoughts!
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#2
That's nice, but although the XMB is very practical for a PSP which have a D-Pad, this configuration can be not as good as on a real PSP on PC or on a smartphone with Android for example...
What do you think about that ?
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#3
very nice,maybe for the games make something like import under ppsspp,so that you don't have to load the game for it to get saved but just point it to the path
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#4
Easy, you can select the horizontal menu with a press and then scroll the vertical menus with your finger and select them, when you press one menu the other gets hidden. It's pretty simple.

(04-19-2013, 07:25 PM)the avenger Wrote: very nice,maybe for the games make something like import under ppsspp,so that you don't have to load the game for it to get saved but just point it to the path

My idea on that was PPSSPP checking for (a) specific folder(s) that you have your isos/eboots on and list them all.
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#5
(04-19-2013, 07:25 PM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote: Easy, you can select the horizontal menu with a press and then scroll the vertical menus with your finger and select them, when you press one menu the other gets hidden. It's pretty simple.

OK, that's interesting for Android devices Smile
But how about Windows ?
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(04-19-2013, 07:28 PM)vnctdj Wrote:
(04-19-2013, 07:25 PM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote: Easy, you can select the horizontal menu with a press and then scroll the vertical menus with your finger and select them, when you press one menu the other gets hidden. It's pretty simple.

OK, that's interesting for Android devices Smile
But how about Windows ?
Come on! The answer is easy!
1. Mouse, same as Android
2. Keyboard, as a controller
3. XBOX360 controller as on PSP/PS3/PSX(not PSOne, I mean that ill fated Japanese PS2-DVR hybrid)
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#7
That was very nice....
For windows I think same thing will do, click and hold one and drag it up/down.
Mind to share it? or make a pull request?? :p
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(04-19-2013, 07:32 PM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote:
(04-19-2013, 07:28 PM)vnctdj Wrote:
(04-19-2013, 07:25 PM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote: Easy, you can select the horizontal menu with a press and then scroll the vertical menus with your finger and select them, when you press one menu the other gets hidden. It's pretty simple.

OK, that's interesting for Android devices Smile
But how about Windows ?
Come on! The answer is easy!
1. Mouse, same as Android
2. Keyboard, as a controller
3. XBOX360 controller as on PSP/PS3/PSX(not PSOne, I mean that ill fated Japanese PS2-DVR hybrid)

Umm... Why not, after all ! Wink
We just have to become familiar with this if this is implemented one day Smile
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#9
Like this.
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#10
Really cool concept. I'd also like to see the PSP XMB as the emulator's interface.
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#11
But now the problem can be that the XMB is the property of Sony... So, can we use a similar configuration whitout problems ? Huh
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(04-19-2013, 07:54 PM)vnctdj Wrote: But now the problem can be that the XMB is the property of Sony... So, can we use a similar configuration whitout problems ? Huh
Yep, it's not XMB actualy and there are dozens of concepts like these around the net for anything you can think of. The icons and the fonts are free to use after the official XMB creation tool release.
(04-19-2013, 07:34 PM)ket_kul Wrote: That was very nice....
For windows I think same thing will do, click and hold one and drag it up/down.
Mind to share it? or make a pull request?? :p
It's won't be functional, I have no idea how I could port something like this to the actual code PPSSPP uses. How did Henrik do the UI? I could tell my cousin to do that with the tools that the current UI was made of, he'd be better than me.
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#13
(04-19-2013, 08:12 PM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote:
(04-19-2013, 07:54 PM)vnctdj Wrote: But now the problem can be that the XMB is the property of Sony... So, can we use a similar configuration whitout problems ? Huh
Yep, it's not XMB actualy and there are dozens of concepts like these around the net for anything you can think of. The icons and the fonts are free to use after the official XMB creation tool release.

Oh, I didn't know that, thanks for your explanations ! Wink
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#14
Awesome. Wink I like it.. It would be nice if PPSSPP would look like that. Wink
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#15
I agree this looks awesome. I would love it if the XMB was used for the menus. Looks classy. Even without it though PPSSPP still has the best looking interface I've seen for any emulator.
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