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Has anyone here ever used the JoySens application? I tried it last night and semi-bricked my PSP. The Readme is a bit vague, I don't know what they're talking about as far as the .txt files are concerned. Where are these files supposed to reside, and what is supposed to be in them besides the ms0:/SEPLUGINS/joysens.prx? Any help would be MUCHO appreciated!

The readme is as follows:

1. How to install



Copy joysens.prx and joysens.ini (unless you're just updating) to ms0:/SEPLUGINS/ (Create if the folder doesn't exist).

Add the line "ms0:/SEPLUGINS/joysens.prx" to the following files:

game.txt for UMD games and homebrew loaded from the GAME folder

game150.txt for homebrew loaded from the GAME150 folder

game3xx.txt for homebrew loaded from the GAME3xx folder

pops.txt for games played with POPS

vsh.txt for VSH/XMB

Create those files if they don't exist.

You using a plugin man You have to add "ms0:/SEPLUGINS/joysens.prx" to all those .txt files which are basically lists of plugins. Like if you add it to VSH.txt, then enable it through the recovery menu, you can use the plugin while your in the xmb. I'm not sure where all the text files go, all i know is I put my VSH.txt in my SEPLUGINS folder. I guess you can still all the other text files in the SEPLUGINS folder too. What is that plugin for anyways?

It's a calibration hack for the analog stick. But the main reason I'm putting it on (or trying to, I'm still having a bit of trouble) is because it has a feature that maps the stick to the d-pad, which I'm hoping will allow the pad to work in all 8 directions instead of just 4. Also, where does the SEPLUGINS folder go, at the root of the memory stick? Seems like no matter what I try, it just bricks my PSP, so I'm about done with it.

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