engine

[Baker]

I apologize for making assumptions, particularly that the download was the same one at time I used that same thread.

"Last edited by Team Xlink on Sun Jul 11, 2010 6:55 pm, edited 15 times in total." --- Sigh He changed it!!!!!! And it isn't the same as it was.

sniper ...

Actually you have to do this stuff BEFORE you can compile ....

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Kurok PSP
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Step One:
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Useing an SVN client, such as Tortoise SVN

Go to this Link

http://bladebattles.com/kurok/SVN/

Then export it to this directory

Main Parition You Installed Cygwin On:/Cygwin/home/user/kurok

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Step Two:
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This is the error you will get eventually:

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../psp/video_hardware.cpp:39:38: error: m33libs/include/kubridge.h: No such file or directory


The source code calls for files that are in the wrong spot.

Navigate to this directory in your Kurok folder:

  Code:
\psp\m33libs


Make two new folders one named:
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lib


And the other named:
  Code:
include


Add this file to the " lib" folder:

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libpspkubridge.a


Add this file to the include folder:

  Code:
kubridge.h

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You could now try to compile Kurok

Once again it will give you errors.
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Step Three:
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You will get this error:


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../psp/video_hardware.cpp:220: error: 'INT_MAX' was not declared in this scope


To fix that error:

Open up
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video_hardware.cpp


At the very top of the file insert this code:

  Code:
#include <limits.h>


What this does is it includes limits.h
Limits.h is not a file that is in your kurok source directory.
Basically it is required to declare

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INT_MAX


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You could try to compile it now.

If you do you will get errors:
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Step Four:
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You will get this error:

../psp/network_psp.cpp:154: error: cannot convert 'char*' to 'SceNetApctlInfo*'
for argument '2' to 'int sceNetApctlGetInfo(int, SceNetApctlInfo*)'

Replace This code:

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if (sceNetApctlGetInfo(8, szMyIPAddr) != 0)
strcpy(szMyIPAddr, "unknown IP address");


With this code:

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if (sceNetApctlGetInfo(8, (union SceNetApctlInfo*)szMyIPAddr) != 0)



That is the End of the Kurok PSP Version
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Time for the Quake PSP Version

Then you go to the Kurok directory.

Here is what I believe happened. I think Team Xlink initially uploaded a download that included the Kurok engine source code. Then later he broke it into a separate step and edited the tutorial at some point.

Anyway, I wanted to see what was up with your problem and I re-downloaded the whole thing only to discover it didn't have the layout that mine had back in early 2010 or late 2009 or whenever it was.

You will need to complete the above steps in the tutorial BEFORE you can compile.

[sniperz227]

i thought kurok was the name of the engine so i navigated to my engine?

[sniperz227]

and i dled the kurok engine from there is that what your trying to say?

[sniperz227]

nvm its because i manually dlled all the svn files and i missed the m33 lib folder then i used turqouise and re dled and yes it compiled and got the error and now im oging to read the tutorial and see if i can get it to compile properly

[sniperz227]

edit i got an error that isnt in the tutorial...

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AKASH@AKASH-HP ~/kurok/psp
$ make -f makefilenormal
clipping.cpp
../psp/clipping.cpp: In function 'bool quake::clipping::is_clipping_required(con
st glvert_s*, size_t)':
../psp/clipping.cpp:242: warning: unused variable 'temp'
../psp/clipping.cpp: In function 'void quake::clipping::clip(const glvert_s*, si
ze_t, const glvert_s**, size_t*)':
../psp/clipping.cpp:398: warning: deprecated conversion from string constant to
'char*'
video_hardware.cpp
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:30:38: error: m33libs/include/kubridge.h: No such file
 or directory
../psp/video_hardware.cpp: In function 'void VID_Init(unsigned char*)':
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:154: warning: deprecated conversion from string consta
nt to 'char*'
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:160: warning: deprecated conversion from string consta
nt to 'char*'
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:165: warning: deprecated conversion from string consta
nt to 'char*'
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:170: warning: deprecated conversion from string consta
nt to 'char*'
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:255: error: 'INT_MAX' was not declared in this scope
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:267: warning: deprecated conversion from string consta
nt to 'char*'
../psp/video_hardware.cpp: In function 'void SCR_ScreenShot_f()':
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:515: warning: deprecated conversion from string consta
nt to 'char*'
../psp/video_hardware.cpp:554: warning: deprecated conversion from string consta
nt to 'char*'
make: *** [normal/psp/video_hardware.o] Error 1

AKASH@AKASH-HP ~/kurok/psp
$


[Baker]

Navigate to your kurok/psp folder (doesn't matter if you use Windows Explorer or Cygwin, Explorer is easier).

Make a kurok/psp/m33libs/include directory and find kubridge.h and put it in there. That'll eliminate that specific error.

[sniperz227]

there is already a folder like that and the file...

[Baker]

there is already a folder like that and the file...

Open video_hardware.cpp ... find the statement that says something like #include "kubridge.h" and post that statement here and I can tell you what is going on.

It is easy to fix, but I need to know how that statement goes ...

NEVERMIIND ... browsed the SVN ...

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#include <algorithm>
#include <cstddef>

#include <pspdisplay.h>
#include <pspgu.h>
#include <pspgum.h>
#include <pspkernel.h>
#include <pspdebug.h>
#include "m33libs/include/kubridge.h"

The double quotes means that this is relative to the file doing the include, which is video_hardware.cpp in the kurok/psp folder.

Cygwin is case-sensitive (so is the PSP! The PSP runs a Linux-derived variant!) ... your kurok/psp folder must have a subfolder m33libs/include so the entire folder is kurok/psp/m33libs/include with kubridge.h in there. The path must be all lower case.

[sniperz227]

kk thanks it finished compiling and now im wondering if i wanted to add the engine stuff to my psp kurok source what file would i have to take? like in qc how you transfer the progs.dat file for your qc code what would i do for the engine code? thanks a lot for taking time out of your day to help me and being patient

[sniperz227]

ignore that found it its the eboot in the normal file (stupid me )

[Baker]

kk thanks it finished compiling and now im wondering if i wanted to add the engine stuff to my psp kurok source what file would i have to take? like in qc how you transfer the progs.dat file for your qc code what would i do for the engine code? thanks a lot for taking time out of your day to help me and being patient

Well ... the first step is getting it running like normal. You got USB to PSP cable right (plugging that in operates just like Flash drive, but you have to find the option in the PSP (and I don't have it available)? I am operating on the assumption you have hacked firmware.

I can't exactly remember the folder, but it is something like games150 or some such thing ... I don't have my PSP available right now. And my PSP model is Phat PSP.

(Any of the existing PSP modders could easily answer those questions.)

But long story short, you need to run your compiled engine with Kurok game data successfully before you do anything else. Go to Kurok site and get Kurok PSP version download and look at file structure and study the quake.commandline file in the main folder.

But the engine file is that PBP file. Sounds like you are definitely on the right track.

[sniperz227]

ye ive already done that ive even put in my own models and maps that why i wanted to get into engine so that i can change the main menu and add features in like spinting . p.s would the normal eboot thing work on a slim ?

[Baker]

At times, it is difficult to adequately convey additional information verbally and I defer to the traditional YouTube style response as handed down by my ancestors, and those before them, as indeed in my heritage for several hundred years we only had YouTube to pass on our wisdom ... thus it is today, like yesterday ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq4ojUJ-jwE

[sniperz227]

LOL kk so is that a yay on normal eboot working on slim or nay?

[Baker]

LOL kk so is that a yay on normal eboot working on slim or nay?

It is my understanding that a "normal" eboot *should* work on slim. But I only have a "Phat PSP" so I haven't tried a normal build on a Slim PSP and I like to have first person experience with something to make a comment on it and in this case I don't.