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Turns out you can crash the vita by not aligning memory headed for the GPU. That was my problem, though I'm still curious about the whole "I messed up so bad the Vita had to shut off"

I was trying to get accelerated 3D to work, but to no avail, and I was trying to pinpoint a bug by commenting out certain parts of the code, and when I launched the app, it was a black screen that read, "An error has occurred. PS Vita will now shut down." and it had this loading bar, and when it rea...

MrSilverstone wrote:How did you setup your view matrix?

That's part of my problem. I couldn't get the lib to work, and I'm still trying to understand 3D rendering as a whole. Aside from that, I'll give GLM a try and use the matrices from that.

EDIT: glm::lookAt() seems to work.

I looked at the libvita2d sources and the initialisation of the lib also initialises some shaders needed by the lib. It should not be a problem, but I think that initializing the context by yourself would be a cleaner method. I tried to create a small 3d renderer : https://github.com/MrSilverstone/...

Just look at the vita2dlib for context initialisation. Then use your own shaders an setup matrix for 3d rendering. You can use this for compiling shaders https://github.com/xyzz/vita-shaders (you will need an arm version of gcc and an arm emulator). THANK YOU!!!! So can I just call vita2d_init() an...

Is there an implementation yet? I know the Vita supports OpenGL ES 2.0, so are there any headers in the SDK? I really want to know, I have a really good 3D game idea

Skippywilcox wrote:Isn't the vita arm based.? I mean it's probably not impossible, maybe a version of android?

a port of the pi version could work.

Nevermind. ySpeed is now defined as a signed int, but the problem persists.

***. I knew it was something simple, sometimes you just need a fresh pair of eyes to check over your code, eh?

Do you mind posting the code for your collision of the top of the screen? A number of popular issues come to mind when hearing this. if((ball.y + ball.radius) > SCREEN_H) { ball.y = (SCREEN_H - ball.radius); ySpeed = -ySpeed; } ball is an object of a typdef struct called circle. ySpeed is a uint32_...