MultiDemoDS

**TeenDev** · March 6th, 2007, 03:47

via TeenDev (aka. Me and the team).

"Hey everybody! In the last few days I decided to start learning C/C++ so I could do DS coding. Today I made my first app with PAlib. It’s kind of a multiple demo kinda thing.

Features:

Shows user info from the firmware.

Demonstration of all 3 PAlib splash screens

Shows a picture of a Hamster playing a DS Lite on the top screen

Shows a picture of a stick man pour gasoline on his head and starting on fire

plays a sound when you close the lid

if you can suggest anymore features to add in tell me.

Does anyone know how to launch NDS files in a program?"

Enjoy!

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EDIT: This version doesn't actually work (at least with my MMD) go to the blog to get the updated version that works with MMD.

**DooMeh1** · March 6th, 2007, 20:07

Hey Max, its DooMeh1 (obviously). Anyway its nice to see your learning C++! Anyway, good luck coding your upcoming project!

:thumbup:

**TeenDev** · March 6th, 2007, 21:36

thank you! actually this version doesn't work! im uploading to my current in like 5-10min.

**denniss4000** · October 31st, 2007, 05:58

Lol i know this might sounds way off the topic but seriously i have been working on an idea to create this program for ds homebrew, Its called DSTUBE. yea i know most have not heard of it because its not currently in development because i need more , i mean team work. lol and the main issue is that i only know just tiny bitty on programming on ds which you should now know that it means i need tutoring on ds based c++ coding. i will talk more about how the project work, infact i have totally laid out the whole plan just to code it out is the issue. So if u want to help me or we can discuss on how we can team up to develop this project i will be glad to know. Thank you

**DanTheManMS** · November 2nd, 2007, 00:48

Wow, no way, you must be the first person to even think about making a Youtube streamer for the DS!

Seriously, the "I don't know coding" is a major problem. Ideas are a dime a dozen, but actually having the skills to carry out the ideas is much less common. I kinda doubt you'll get much support for the project.