Spoofer PSP

Spoofer
General
Author(s)	plum_429 (plum)
Type	Plugins
Version	0.7.1 (9 Nov 2011)
Licence	Mixed
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Spoofer is a plugin that has the ability to spoof your PSP System Software, Dayviewer, Mac Address to anything you want.

Developed by plum, it integrates features from both DayViewer plugin from Total_Noob as well as Davee's Unlimited Character Version and Mac Spoofer v3 plugin:

• DayViewer - Display XMB date/clock character string in any format.
• Davee's Unlimited Character Version and Mac Spoofer - Change the display of the System Software and MAC Address on PSP.

Installation

Copy spoofer.prx and spoofer_config.txt to the seplugins folder in the root of your Memory Stick.

Open vsh.txt (create it if you do not have it) in the same seplugins folder and add either one of the following line in respective to your device.

For PSP, append this line to the text file

ms0:/seplugins/spoofer.prx 1

For PSP Go, add this line instead

ef0:/seplugins/spoofer.prx 1

User guide

Edit display settings

You can change the display settings by editing the Config file spoofer_config.txt.

[FormatString]	You can set the date and clock display characters in the upper right corner of the XMB.
[WeekNames]	Allows you to set the names of the days to be used during the week.
[MonthNames]	Allow you to set the names for every month.
[VersionSpoof]	You can set the character string to be displayed in System Software.
[MacAddressSpoof]	You can set the character string to be displayed in MAC Address.

FormatString

You can start a new line using '/' and a maximum of 255 characters can be displayed.

For example if you write

/%year-%month-%day, %batpercent%%(%batlifehour:%batlifemin)/Spoofer, plum

Will be shown on the XMB as

2013-04-29, 76%(01:58)
Spoofer, plum

These are the character codes you can add/omit while writing your own FormatStrings.

%weekday	Displays the day of the week described in spoofer_config.txt.
%monthname	Displays the month described in spoofer_config.txt.
%year	Displays the current year.
%month	Displays the current month.
%day	Displays the current day.
%hour	Displays the current time in 24-hour display.
%hour12	Displays the current time in 12-hour display.
%min	Displays the current minute.
%sec	Displays the current second.
%ampm	"AM" is displayed in the morning and "PM" is displayed in the afternoon.
%batpercent	Shows how much battery is left.
%batlifehour	Shows how many hours the battery is left.
%batlifemin	Shows how many minutes the battery is left.

VersionSpoof and MacAddressSpoof

• Format characters can be used.
• You can disable the function by setting it to (null).

Media

PSP - Plugin Spoofer (juliekadegesus)

Compatibility

Supported Firmwares:

CFW 5.00 to 6.60

Tested and works on the following Custom Firmwares:

6.37 ME
6.20 TN
6.20 PRO
5.50-GEN
6.35 PRO
5.00m33
6.38 ME
6.39 ME
6.60 ME and Updates
6.60 PRO and Updates

Changelog

v0.7.1

• Fixed a bug in %monthname.

v0.7

• When the remaining battery time cannot be obtained correctly on PSP-GO, "--" is displayed.
• Fixed a bug that VSHMENU flickers by stopping the operation only when VSHMENU is displayed on PSP-GO.
• Format characters can now be used in the [VersionSpoof] and [MacAddressSpoof] items.

v0.6

• Improved DayViewer functionality makes it much lighter.
• Changed the specifications of the configuration file.
• Rewrote all source code.

v0.5fix

• Fixed a bug where the plugin didn't work.
• Fixed a bug that was crashing if dayviewer_config.txt was missing.

v0.5

• Improved operation of Day Viewer function.

v0.4

• Fixed a bug that the day of the week was off.
• Fixed a bug where the day & date was fixed.
• Rewrote all source code.

v0.3fix

• Fixed a bug where the PSP was easy to freeze.

v0.3

• Changed the patch of DayViewer part and changed the maximum number of characters to be displayed to 100-> 1024.
• Adjusted compatibility with other plugins.

v0.2fix

• Fixed a bug in the display part of DayViewer.

v0.2

• Added of Day Viewer function.

v0.1

• Public release with Source Code.

Credits

Plum.

External links

• Author's Tweet - https://twitter.com/plum_429/status/134250130583990272