devkitPro

You want to look at the current tutorials that come with libnds. Many tutorials and code you find online are old and will not work without changes.

This library is also very useful.
http://devkitpro.org/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=2333

This is a good article about cache. Its a bit old and it more PC oriented but describes the basics well.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/reviews/ ... aching.ars

http://www.cyclopsds.com/cgi-bin/cyclods/engine.pl

They offer free units to homebrew developers too.

I guess it must use WinterMute's code somehow?

Thanks for making more documentation. While I was working on pixel art a while ago I spent some time seeing how much detail I could get with different sprite sizes while still keeping the figures proportional. My vague plan involved using really large sprites. I won't have room to store the amount o...

This is the texture packer that is used in the examples?
http://rel.betterwebber.com/junk.php?id=106

Is this a accurate description of how to move textures from main memory to vram frame by frame?
http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t ... ++textures

I'll do my best. I haven't done much with 3d engine so I may not know bugs when I see them. I going to try to get a couple layers of background and a character moving around. Also try to get the dual screens working.

thanks for releasing this.

I was looking at Headspin's Guide to Compression again and was wondering if grit can compress general data? I was thinking about text, audio, and general binary data. I remember reading that GBA Crusher use was deprecated.

I need to learn how to use the 3d hardware. Having 1000 sprites sound amazing. How many sprites can be individually animated in a frame using the 3d hardware?

I'd recommend looking at the examples here C:\devkitPro\examples\nds\Graphics\Backgrounds They are more current then any tutorials on the web. libnds has changed often. References to actual hardware are usually still true but the libraries are often different. I copied the default examples somewhere...