Brightpad changelog

Developer's note:

Hey guys, finally came up with a couple of ideas for a release. I also changed some stuff in the configuration file. Here's the

Changelog:

Replaced 'minimal brightness' by 'default brightness' in the configuration file
Removed 'show remaining' and replaced it by 'button mask time', where you put the button to hide or show the battery's remaining online time.
Added a bar where the current brightness is shown while changing, you could say it's the beginning of a GUI
As usual, in-game you'll first have to press 'primary button mask' and then 'button mask time' to hide or show the battery's remaining time.

Homebrew coder mootjeuh has released a new version of Brightpad, a handy homebrew plugin that allows you to fully control the brightness level of your PSP's screen.

Changelog:

Brightpad automatically detects if you're in-game or in the XMB, if you are in-game, then you'll HAVE to press two buttons to change the brightness. You can change them both in the configuration file.
While the first button is pressed, Brightpad will not allow the other button presses to go through to the running game/homebrew.
I also did my best to avoid flickering while in-game

Note: to avoid any confusion, this one PRX is destined to run in the vsh AND in game, so don't post that there's one missing.

Developer's note:

Hey all,
added some interesting features to brightpad and thought I'd release it even though it's only been two days. Anyway, here they are:

If you press square+analog left, it will go to the minimal brightness (see second feature)
Added a configuration file where you put your desired minimal screen brightness, and some other stuff
If brightpad finds that JoySens is up and running, the PSP will immediately turn off
When you change the brightness, it's level is printed on the screen
You can choose (by editing the configuration file) if you want to show how much time is remaining on the battery

Developer's note:

Just put together a little plugin that lets you (fully) control the brightness of your PSP's screen. Instead of being limited to the 3 (4 if you're using hold.prx) standard levels, you can use your analog stick (up or down) to change the brightness. There's only a xmb version for now.