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PaintMIXER changelog

v2.5.0 · Aug 5, 2008

Doodling on your handheld has never been easier thanks to Gefa's homebrew application, PaintMIXER. The developer recently dropped by the QJ.NET forums to inform us that a new build to the MSPaint-like app is now available for download.The new build (version 2.5.0) now allows you to tweak the PSP's CPU clock, with the initial setting of 266 MHz modifiable through the PaintMIXER .ini file. The developer was also able to add a couple of improvements to the app's controls to give users an easier time using it.As for the rest of the new changes since our previous coverage, here's the complete changelog taken from the project's release thread:- Added a new option in the ini file, in the witch is possible to change CPU Clock -initially setted on 266 MHz-.- Added new fonts- Improved the keyboard, now is possible to write numbers- Improved the sensibility analog managementIf you have any feedback regarding the latest version of PaintMIXER, you drop the developer a line by visiting the PSP Development forum, accessible through the link in the main article. Also, don't forget to check out the Readme documentation included in the file bundle before copying any files into your handheld.

v2.3.0 · Jul 29, 2008

Short and sweet. That's how Gefa's release for PaintMIXER v2.3.0 today could best be described. For those of you who's just discovered this homebrew application, PaintMIXER s a drawing application that is reminiscent of MSPaint.For this version, Gefa reveals his the changelog as follows: * added a new functionality, Ellisse * added new fonts * added a new option in the ini file * added "Size file" in KB when you load an imageAs usual, do feel free to report any bugs you may chance upon in using this app to Gefa. And again, as usual, make sure to go through the readme for proper installation instructions and more. He's got an English version apart from the Italian one so there shouldn't be any reason for you not to check it out.

v2.2.0 · Jul 22, 2008

Gauging from the response of the homebrew community to Gefa's PaintMIXER homebrew application, it is pretty safe to say that you folks enjoyed it immensely. Well the fun just keeps going as he's now released the latest version, PaintMIXER v2.20.If this is your first time to encounter this, where the heck were you? it's basically a drawing application, a clone, if you must, of MSPaint. This release has several added functionalities that's sure to make you enjoy this app even more. Check out the changelog: * Added functionality Triangolo * Added functionality Testo, with possibility to change the font * Added functionality Irradia * Added an option in the ini file, in which it is possible to change the program's languageBetter make sure to check out the readme for more information. Although it's still in Italian, that shouldn't be a reason for you to not check it out.Til the next PaintMIXER release then!

v2.1.0 · Jul 18, 2008

Homebrew enthusiasts who like the idea of drawing on the go with their PSPs will appreciate the newest 'brewed drawing application by homebrew developer Gefa, PaintMIXER. PaintMIXER is actually a clone of the well-known Paint application, MSPaint.It's a pretty good mock-up of Paint, and it even uses the same icons that will ensure users of MSPaint won't have any difficulty with telling which tool does which. Check out the changelog for more information, though some of the terms are written in Italian:v 1.0.0 * First release.v 1.0.1 * Save's bug fixed.v 2.0.0 * Added in the programs directory a file .ini, in which you can change some settings program. * Added functionality Rettangolo * Added functionality ScegliColore * Added functionality Zoom * Added functionality Cerchio * Added functionality Pennello * Added functionality Graffiti * Added functionality Riempi * Added functionality Muovidisegno * Added a menu with different featuresv 2.1.0 * Now the X, Y coordinates are approximate * Added the battery status * Added an option in the file iniDownload the file below, and enjoy. Don't forget to read the readme file before you install the app, as always.