IceTea 1.0

[dthpsc]

Well, you're a mod so it's cool if for you to pull stuff like that... I just always hate to see kids that don't know what the hell they're talking about trying to take authority, like some internet popos... its pathetic, and cracks me up and pisses me off at the same time.

That's my final word on the subject, sorry if I was offensive in any way.

[chrono75]

-EDIT-
Thanks tommydanger and sazyy for helping me out! High fice to you guys!

[tommydanger]

hmm strange it should work when placing it in the same directory as the eboot :/
Haven't tested it but make sure it has the same game id as the eboot (although I'm sure that shouldn't matter)
and you don't need the keys.bin anymore, obsolete now in 3.03 OE-C

If anyone is interested it also works on Vista 32bit, that is pretty kewl seeing as I don't use any windows gui elements directly

[sazyy]

@chrono

just rename your generated dat file in DOCUMENT.DAT ... put that dat file in the same folder as the eboot file...

ah theres still a 100 page limit... if u select a page thats 10X the software manual crashes... and a message pops up "no software manual available"

enjoy

thumbs up for this neat little prog

[chrono75]

WOW, thank you guys so much for clearing that up, the manual works awesome now! It looks really nice on the psp and is ecspecially good for walkthroughs and such, this is pretty slick. Thanks again and it's working superb! IceTea is a really nice little piece of software I would have to say and this manual support makes it all the better!
:thumbup:

[Cloud_35]

The major reason why I would choose this program over others is because of a couple of serious stand-outs that is has over the other programs... For one, there is a compression setting built in that shaves off about 150MB from 650MB games so now, you don't have to compress your PSX files on folders. Secondly, it has the ability to let you include your own manuals for your game so sticking a walkthru in as a manual is really nice... I'm not sure if my manual is going to work yet, but I'll give it a shot and find out for myself, so, I just get a text document, convert it to a .dat file and put it in the games folder along with the keys.bin and EBOOT.pbp? Sounds too good to be true I'll let you guys know... Also, theres a cool little logo just as you begin the game, haha it's kind of cool but it does take a few seconds for it to pass, so I guess it's just a replacement for the warning information if you don't have your own little custom text PNG. Haha, more customization!

Excellent work!!

-EDIT-
Where do I put the manuals for the games after I convert the text files to .DAT files using this software? It doesn't work if you just put it in the same folder as the game... Hmmm, can anyone help me with this?

Are you sure you renamed the .DAT to "Document.dat"?????

It's the only thing that comes to my mind, i've used a hell of walkthroughs for my games (overall in FF7 ) and other manuals, and they worked that way.......

Awesome app :thumbup:

[chrono75]

Yeah, I got my manuals to work... I guess I just overlooked the fact that the program had the manuals prenamed to document.dat and I wanted to change this for some reason... I never knew how awesome this little feature was until I tried it out for myself, and I must say, the manual feature is superb. It really makes it nice for games like Resident Evil and ecspecially nice for games like Legend of Mana where there is an insane amount of guess work that goes into actually completing events. This is a must have unless there is a stronger program out the that has simlar features, but I don't think so! Check this out! Great work once again and I'm also glad that the manual text is white on black 'cause that's the way it ought to be!

[F9zDark]

This program is awesome. The best POPStation gui out there, period.

How do you make the manauls? Just copy a paste a GameFaq and thats it?

Edit:

Got it, making manuals with this program is mad easy.