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dice rolling programme would be beneficial to people who study game theory or game creation. Though it is not useful indeed, in case you do not bring a dice , try this application.
This dice application can roll seven different dices: D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, D100 – and you can roll 99 dice
Changelog:
pokemon is supposed to be heroic but mozzie has made pokemon monster to become/be evil. In this game, you may do anything you want (same as the original GTA), but the different is : you have the control of pokemon monster , not a man!
some comment has just been made that there are some bug inside the game. mozzie will handle that later. It is actually a creative game crossover that I have never seen
Haven’t seen NDS have good homebrews , ant512 has just released Woopsi that can create NDS homebrew via AmigaOS windowing system. update /changelogs are listed below:
Version 0.39 changelog:
- Fixes:
- Removed framebuffer-hitting code from DimmedScreen gadget and replaced with call to GraphicsPort::dim().
- ListBox removes itself from its ListData object when deleted.
- Keyboard example shows cursor.
- Moved DimmedScreen into woopsi folder as an official gadget.
- CycleButton::getPreferredDimensions() populates rect with correct values.
- Const fixed Gadget::getRefcon().
- Gadget::disable() and Gadget::enable() redraw the gadget by default.
- Fixed clipRectToHierarchy() bug introduced in switch to non-recursive function in last release.
- RadioButtonGroup redraws when resized.
- RadioButtonGroup returns correct dimensions from getPreferredDimensions().
- Updated copyright notice in defines.h.
- Bitmap::getPixel() works correctly for large bitmaps.
- Bitmap::drawBitmap() flushes mem correctly for DMA copy.
- Gadget::show() clears rect cache of sibling gadgets with a lower z-index to ensure that they do not draw over the top of the newly-shown gadget.
- A disabled gadget that overlaps another now intercepts clicks correctly, no longer allowing them to fall through to the gadget below.
- New Features:
- TextBox and MultiLineTextBox cursor moves when d-pad left/right are pressed and gadget has focus.
- Added tests folder:
- CycleButton test;
- RadioButtonGroup test.
- Added BinaryFile class to bonus folder.
- Added BitmapIO class to bonus folder – load/save BMP files using libfat.
- Added BitmapLoader example.
- Added SuperBitmap::drawBitmap() overload to handle Bitmap objects.
Giovannini has updated a handy homebrew application that allows you to update the cheat code database of your flashcard directly from your NDS with the following issue (I may try to find other NDS homebrews later)
Version 2.7 changelog:
Author Richard Quirk has released version 0.7.6 of Bunjallo, a free web browser for NDS series and you may look at the latest changelog:
Added saving, loading and expiring of cookies
Fix several cookie-related bugs
Fix redirects to absolute locations. This fixes mobile Google Reader, amongst other things
Fix crash bug while editing bookmarks when you deleted the newline
Show the could-not-load error page again
Show the mime-type on pages that are not supported
New spinner icon (Thanks to an anonymous reader for that)
Fake WAP support for google.com/xhtml
Fix the preferences options for cookie permissions per domain
Fix appending text to HTML node attribute value (isue 10??)
Fix crash when trying to connect to an incorrect address ( issue 103 )
Escape on input fields ( issue 81 )
Try and improve HTTP connection responsiveness
Allow user agent switching via “expert” configuration – set useragent=blah in config.ini
Update to the latest versions of 3rd party libraries (matrix SSL 1.8.7, libpng 1.2.38, latest libraries from devkitPro)
Moved the code to Google Code’s Mercurial hosting
PDF Files are becoming somewhat of the standard for storing large quantities of information. eBooks, Manuals, some Comics, and various other documents now come in the form of PDF files. With so many mobile platforms hardcoding PDF capabilities into their Operating Systems, developers are trying to tell you that it is a popular format that will be here for a while.
On that note, you always have your DS on you, so why not be able to open any PDF file at any time? That’s the idea behind JDB’s PDF Viewer for the DS. After noticing the DS did not have any PDF viewers, JDB set out to program his own Homebrew reader, and he presents you with one of the very first releases!
There is quite a list of features and development notes for such a new release. To see all of them, check out JDB’s blog by clicking on our Source link!
We all have our reasons for using Internet Relay Chat, or IRC, whether it is to talk with other developers, using a channel for live conferencing, or to communicate as a global community. Cluster has brought all of that functionality and more into his IRC client for the DS. Anyone using a previous version of this application should (and will likely) update, as v0.05 is said to have fixed many bugs, stability issues, and contain a boatload of new features:
Version 0.05
Keyboard is faster now.
Nick autocomplete on “tab”.
Scrolling acceleration (hold up or down).
Special mode for left handed people.
Distance from keyboard to /me, /join, /nick and /msg buttons increased.
Input history (press X+Up and X+Down to browse it).
/clear command.
Host on join.
Top screen scrolling using stylus.
/ignore command
%ME% variable
Custom timestamp.
Compiled with new libdswifi and libfat.
New default settings.
Many bugfixes.
Different Flashcarts usually give you different methods of browsing, finding, and launching your DS Homebrew. If you don’t like the browser built into your Flashcart, or just want to try a change, you will benefit from kornflexx’s DSKiosk. The best way to desribe the application is “A Homebrew Channel for the DS”. If you’re still confused, this picture should explain why you would use this application:
The ReadMe is in French, but what we can tell you is that this version allows for users to change the background to anything they want, and use custom icons to represent their Homebrew!
