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The plugin displays the battery level in percentage at the bottom corner of the screen.
This plugin displays the battery level in percentage at the bottom corner of the screen.


== Features ==
== Features ==

Latest revision as of 07:31, 12 February 2025

SimpleBatteryColor
General
AuthorSkyline969
TypePlugins
Version1.0
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2011/04/30
Links
Download
Website

This plugin displays the battery level in percentage at the bottom corner of the screen.

Features

  • Displays your battery percentage in the bottom-left corner of the screen.
  • Toggle display by simply holding the PS button for a few seconds. Repeat to enable again.
  • Fades from white to yellow from 100% to 50%, and yellow to red from 50% to 0%.
  • Will not display anything if a battery is not inserted.

Installation

Copy SimpleBatteryColor.prx in ms0:/seplugins/.

Add this line to vsh.txt, game.txt and/or pops.txt:

ms0:/seplugins/SimpleBatteryColor.prx 1

Go to Recovery and reset VSH.

Screenshots

simplebatterycolor.png

simplebatterycolor2.png

Known issues

  • Flickers occasionally.
  • Displays when a video is playing (just disable it before you watch a video).
  • Displays as a solid color when gameboot plays.
  • Does seem to be incompatible with the PSP Go (but that may be a PSP Go thing).
    • Displays 60%, then 30%, then 0%, it could be that Sony hasn't implemented some sort of proper battery sensor in the Go.

External links

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