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optimize scale and change font on PSP #28

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senoworks opened this issue Sep 6, 2023 · 1 comment
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optimize scale and change font on PSP #28

senoworks opened this issue Sep 6, 2023 · 1 comment

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@senoworks
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hi im new here, i just try this on psp it was fantastic.
i dont know how to program or editing things, im just user love music sequencer

how to scale size on psp because looks tiny especially on text.
also i would like to know how to change the text, it will would great if there tutorial

thank you

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yoyz commented Sep 6, 2023

Hi !
Thank you for your interest in this project :)
Unfortunately, finding the right material to build it on PSP require some knowledge in building the software with the psp toolchain. And today, this toolchain might be not as easy to build :/

Most of the text in each synthEngine is located in a single text file which manage the UI.
For example in PicroDrum :
Machine/Picodrum/PicodrumUserInterface.cpp
For example in PicroSynth :
Machine/Picosynth/PicosynthUserInterface.cpp

The more general text is located in this function in PatternPlayer.cpp display_board()
This function will call all subfunction display_board_note display_board_osc display_board_vco etc...

If you want to make some modification, begin with a Linux system first, and try to build the binary there.
And this way, you can go when you feel more confortable with PSP.
But for now, without too much knowledge on compilcation, that's a bit too high for you I guess :)
Have fun !

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