Marching Band Drill Writer changelog
v0.25 · Apr 28, 2008
It's been a while since we last heard about homebrew developer andyauff's marching band drill-writing homebrew for the PSP, Marching Band Drill Writer, and now we catch wind of its update that now lets you save, load or delete your sets. Is that awesome or this that awesome? Well, if you're into making drills for your marching bands, then very yes.
Besides the fact that you can save, load or delete your sets, not much is changed from Marching Band Drill Writer. It still has the same interface, the same direct visuals, pretty much the same functions from the last version. Simple and neat, right? And also very convenient, since any help in making band drills is already icing on the cake in the sense of tackling such an insurmountable task.
As always, be sure to read the readme file bundled in the archive before you do anything else, as well as keep yourself informed with the latest trends in homebrew. Enjoy!
v0.15 · Dec 16, 2007
Specialized homebrew applications always provide a breath of fresh air. Here's something interesting: andyauff's Marching Band Drill Writer. It's a Lua application designed to help you create your own drill sets for your marching band.
Today's release clocks the application to v0.15. There have been a couple of new features implemented on the project since its earlier version. Here's the changelog from andyauff:
- Added stable delete function using CIRCLE
- Added screenshot function using the RIGHT TRIGGER
- Added pause/options menu with working "New Set" feature
Make sure you take a look at the readme for more details and notes from the author. You may also want to visit the forum release thread and send a message over to andyauff.
v0.1 · Nov 30, 2007
PSP homebrew developer andyauff - the brains behind the Jewel Thief game - dropped by the QJ.NET PSP Development Forums recently to announce the release of Marching Band Drill Writer Ver. 0.1. As the name implies, this application's an easy-to-use tool for helping PSP owners develop drill sets for marching bands.
Getting into details, the application's measurements are drawn based (roughly) on you typical high school football field. The display also comes with yard lines to give you a better reference point. Full instructions for Band Drill Writer Ver. 0.1's controls are available in the readme. You may also want to visit andyauff's release thread over at the Qj.NET PSP Development forums if you're interested in providing your feedback.