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Disconnect your PSP or insert the Memory Stick in to your PSP.

With your PSP connected to your computer in USB Mode or with a compatible Memory Stick connected, place the file into the proper “Theme” folder ( \PSP\THEME ).

Name your file, click “SAVE”, and the program will create your PSP Theme File (.PTF).

Once you’ve assigned all of the Icons to your images, go to “FILE” and select “EXPORT”. Here, you can assign a particular highlight colour to your Theme, or have it change monthly automatically.

The “Preview Image” is the preview for the Theme, and needs to be:.

The “Preview Icon” is the tiny thumbnail that appears when you choose your Theme, and needs to be:.

Just like the First Level Icons, these need to be:.

That’s right the “Settings” wrench gets its very own tab! The “ Second Level Icons” tab is for the “Settings” Icon. If you’d like to keep things simple, or not worry about having a pulsing glow around your selection, you can either use the default focus image or leave that space blank.

The “Focus” is the glow that pulses around the icon when you highlight that icon.

You’ll see a request for two files: the “Icon Body” and the “Icon Focus”.

Double click on the icon line or click the “Edit” button.

These are the sub-icons that appear below the category XMB icons.

The “ First Level Icons” Tab is for the icons that appear within a category on the XMB. * either 64 x 48 pixels or 48 x 48 pixels Next tab is called “ Category Icons”, and is for the main XMB Icons.

You can click the “Preview” button to preview your wallpaper once you’ve selected one that is workable.

If the image you select is not useable, an “Error” window will pop-up letting you know what needs to change.

Click on the “Folder” button to browse and select any image that matches the required size and format.

The “Version” is helpful if you want to do keep track of multiple versions of a Theme, but isn’t necessary either.

The “Product ID” is where you assign what the Theme is associated to, e.g.

Put the name of your Theme or its description in the “Title” space.

This will only work if you’ve extracted the Toolbox to your C:\ drive because of the way the project file links to the associated images. NOTE: If you’d like to see a working example of each item, go to “File\Open” and select “PSPTheme_default.txt”.

Open the program (PSPCustomThemeConverter.exe) and we’ll go though it, tab-by-tab.

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Unlike for PS3 Themes, there is an actual program so you won’t have to be worrying about XML code or funky compiler programs.“How To” Basics and Advanced Walkthroughs.You can unzip it anywhere, but if you’ll be doing a lot of Themes or want to use the pre-made default while going through this walkthrough, you’ll have to extract it directly to your C:\ drive (C:\PSP Theme Toolbox\).

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I’m back today to talk about making your own custom Themes for the PSP.įirst thing you need to do is download the “PSP Theme Toolbox” zipped file. For those who don’t know me, my name’s Noel and I’m part of the PSN Store Design Team.