Dissidia 012: Duodecim Final Fantasy

[kenny43]

(04-27-2013 08:05 PM)limen123 Wrote:  

(04-27-2013 07:57 PM)kenny43 Wrote:  

(04-27-2013 07:48 PM)limen123 Wrote:  Hey guys, new to PPSSPP here. Just found out about this and I'm really excited and can't wait until more compatibility is available. But anyways, how do I go about making it work for Android? I see people saying it's like the folders on the PSP. So, would I make a PPSSPP folder, have an ISO folder there, and for DLC, add in PSP>GAME?
Also, what else do I need to know before I can get this up and running? Do I need any other folders and files?

PPSSPP once opened creates it's own folder called PSP on the root of your sd card, in which you'll find SAVEDATA where the games savedata is stored, then there's PPSSPP_STATE, where the save states are saved, and finally if you are going to use DLC, as you said, you create the GAME folder inside the PSP one and then place your DLC.

There's not much else to know as it isn't really complicated, roam around the forums and see what can you learn by yourslelf, then feel free to always ask anything on the corresponding forum/thread, I'm sure you'll get your answers.

Finally, the performance you'll have will obviously depend on your device, which do you own?

Well, I didn't get my folder made. I only opened to change the settings though, so that may be why? Also, I read earlier in the thread something about the flash0 folder. Do I need that?

And I'm on a pretty low-end device. I've got an S1/Vibrant. But I'm hopefully planning to upgrade in the near future, so I just wanna test this out now and get used to its features and such for when I do upgrade. c:

Oh, and one more thing. I'm currently already transferring my ISO and DLC to my external card. Could everything be read from there, or would I have to move it all to my internal later?

Yeah you probably need to start a game and save a state or such for it to create it, I guess so. And no, Flash0 is where fonts are which they are already implemented, so you don't have to mess with that.

Well you already know it won't work so fast then, not to say that powerVR devices suffer of lower performance, Henrik said he'd work on it.

ISOs can stay on the external but the PSP folder will be created on the internal SD card, so the DLCs will be there.