Hello!
I wanted to give myself a coding challenge and attempt to improve on one of my favourite trackers.
I've made some workflow improvements, collected some features lying around in forks on Github and made builds for deb32, rpi32, PSP and Win32.
I don't have access to all the included platforms, I'd be very happy if you could try it out and see if the new features work as I intended
There's more further down in the pipeline but I'm curious of what features would you like to see?

DISCLAIMER
This build is derivative of the work of the original
author m-.-n aka Marc Nostromo. The original work and
releasing the source code has laid the foundation for
everything included below.

This build should be considered an alpha and should not
currently be considered to replace your daily driver.
Although implemented features have been tested,
there's no guarantee a project won't crash.
All implemented features so far have been
tested not to break old projects but make backups
of your old cherished work nonetheless

https://github.com/djdiskmachine/Little … lpha-5.zip

Changelog Jan 15 2023
1.3o-alpha-5
    Adds native SteamOS build
    Adds  Adds Bittboy/RS97/RG350 builds
        Merge of Gameblaba, CalebCDE and RafaVicos work
        Shoutouts!   
1.3o-alpha-4
    Adds Save As menu item - save a copy of your project with a new name
        Courtesy of yoyz (https://github.com/yoyz), biggup!
    Working Win32 build
        Requires included SDL.dll file in the same location as the binary
    Including mapping.xml
        Contains macro button examples
    Restored ping pong loop mode
        Know inssue: Starting in reverse is same as regular loop
    Sample song demoing new functionality
    Platforms: Added Win32
1.3o-alpha-3
    Change default colors
    Introduce cursor color
1.3o-alpha-2
    Add filter attenuation (volume post Scream)
    Platforms: Added deb and raspberry
1.3o-alpha-1
    Experimental ping pong loop mode
        not done and removed in following builds
1.3o-alpha-0
    Add Slice loop mode
    Platforms: PSP only

Just posting here that LGPT is running well on Bittboy Pocket and Bittboy Pocket GO. The Pocket Go is a pretty nice handheld, the build quality is better than all the other current emulator handhelds. The only downside is a 30hz screen so it's pretty bad for gaming. But for LGPT, it's absolutely perfect.

If there's interest, I could buy some Pocket Go's and offer them on my store preflashed with CFW and ready to go. Otherwise, they're available most places for about $40.

Heyo all!
In a hopeful attempt to bring the remaining Piggy community together again.
I've made a public server for all LittleGPTracker users!

https://discord.gg/NMQVbrFgr3

Thank you all!

I've been trying to get it to work on steamdeck but the problem is it has a readonly filesystem which you can disable but steam might overwrite it on an update.

i tried the win32 with bottles but no luck.

i tried running the debian binary but it says i don't have libsdl-1.2.so.  i'm guessing i can't install that.

anybody have any input?

Hey Y'all.

Havn't been on these forums in MANY years and havn't used LPGT for even longer since my PSP was stolen back in 2012.

Anyway, I still don't have a new PSP but downloaded the piggy on windows and have been tinkering with it using default samples. I remember waaay back I stumbled on a thread that had a lot of people linking different sample packs ready to install and use on the tracker but now I can't find that thread. I've found a couple packs here and there so far but does anybody have a database they use to find cool samples to use or maybe even the link to this thread I've lost?

Hope everybody is staying safe and healthy these days!

Thanks in advance for any help here!

https://youtu.be/hQzlJ_ViYE0

Just figured I’d share. It’s basic stuff but I wanted to give it a go, I don’t see too many samples being shared here.

Hey guys, it's been a while!

I got an Ambernic RG280v and I can't make LGPT run on it. I got the opk file, but I dunno if its not running because it's for the later model.

I'm still trying some stuff here, but anyone has any clue?

Done some research on this and ive still got a few unanswered questions. Wondered if anyone here might be able to help me out.

So Ive got it running on my arch linux laptop, the sound outputs fine (ran into problems with jack falling back to SDL but it sounds fine so not touching it for now)

Does midi sync work on linux? I cant find the answer online. Has anyone experienced this working and did you have to jump through a bunch of hoops? My plan is to sync with LSDJ through arduinoboy. I have a second laptop, would my time be better spent sticking windows on it and running LGPT from there?

Cheers

Drop your Color Schemes here!!! if you have any... or just copy&paste yours from this website...
http://poyo.co/lgpt/ (really thanks http://chipmusic.org/mk)

HEY DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY CONFIG FILES FOR THIS?

Hey guys, curious to know if anyone got piggy running successfully on 64bit Ubuntu?

It runs for me, but the songs all sound pitched up a little. Also, my USB interfaces aren't working.

A bit of a long shot, but would anyone know what the specs are for the power supply for the F200 Docking Station? I've had one for nearly a decade and haven't found much information on what I need. DC, center positive/negative? AC? Voltage? Amps?

Hello,

I finally got a gp2x (f100) with midi interface. But I found the mapping keys completly garbage. A and B are at the opposite...

Do you know how to map it with config.xml? For have A on Right, close to B on Left like on the DMG-01 and all gameboys and like on sness controllers.

I already tested all these :

<MAP src="but:0:11" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:12" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:14" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:13" dst="/event/b" />
<MAP src="but:0:15" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:16" dst="/event/a" />

<MAP src="but:0:12" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:14" dst="/event/b" />
<MAP src="but:0:13" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:15" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:16" dst="/event/a" />

<MAP src="but:0:12" dst="/event/b" />
<MAP src="but:0:14" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:13" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:15" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:16" dst="/event/a" />

<MAP src="but:0:12" dst="/event/b" />
<MAP src="but:0:14" dst="/event/b" />

<MAP src="but:0:12" dst="/event/b" />
<MAP src="but:0:14" dst="/event/a" />

<MAP src="but:0:12" dst="/event/a" />
<MAP src="but:0:14" dst="/event/b" />

<MAP src="but:0:12" dst="/event/b" />
<MAP src="but:0:13" dst="/event/a" />

But none of it did what I expected...

It is acting weird I often don't understand what happening. I know something for dump events but that worked on linux for a usb controller, I don't know how use it on gp2x

Hello hello! First post in an absolutely indecent amount of time, hope everyone's staying safe and well.

Having spent a few years out of the game I'm keen to get Pigging again, but alas my primary platform is MacOS and I'm running one of those new MacBook Airs that only does 64-bit apps.

I tried to do the decent thing and installed Xcode, download the source code and compile it myself, but I very soon hit errors that I had no idea how to solve. So is there a kind soul out there who might be able to get a 64-bit binary up and running? Would such a thing even be possible?

Thanks in advance to anyone who might be able to help or even give some pointers...

https://bbs.nextthing.co/t/littlegptrac … ed/9293/10
https://www.instagram.com/p/BNNVzdehMft … peterswimm

Things I got working:

Midi out!
Bluetooth control - youll need it!
Loads default projects and sends midi.