Un développeur de GBATemp nous propose un homebrew fort sympathique et fort utile, il s'agit d'un réveil, une alarme si vous préférez, qui vous permettra de régler une heure et le déclenchement d'un fichier son.
Le programme supporte les fichiers Wav et OGG, il faut pour cela les placer dans le répertoire "alarms". Il est possible aussi de changer le fonds d'écran en chargeant des PNGs. Cet homebrew porte le nom simple d'Alarm Clock et est disponible sous format 3dsx uniquement.
Controls
A: Turn on the alarm using the selected alarm time/Select file on file explorer.
B: Turn off the alarm and stop it if it's playing.
Y: Open alarm explorer.
X: Hide/show all UI elements (there's no way to turn off the screens as of yet); touching the screen will show the UI again too.
D-Pad Up/Down: Change alarm hour/Scroll on file explorer.
D-Pad Left/Right: Change alarm minutes.
L/R: Change clock color.
Select: Open background image explorer.
Start: Quit.
Changelog
-1.4: You can now set a background image for the top screen. However, for some reason it crashes when selecting an alarm file (the initial alarm select still works though) since I added the background feature, so depending on your priorities you might want to use 1.3.2 until this problem is solved.
-1.3.2: An alarm WAV now comes included. Updated lpp-3ds build.
-1.3.1: Improved/fixed audio loading speeds, and large files don't crash the 3DS anymore (thanks @Rinnegatamante once again).
-1.3: Added OGG support. Note that they take a long time to load (probably over 10 times the loading time of a WAV), so while it may seem crashed, it (most likely) isn't. I'm hoping to fix this in a future update.
-1.2: An "alarm.wav" isn't needed anymore. On startup the file explorer opens up to select a WAV from the "alarms" folder. If there's only one, it doesn't open and instead that one is used. If there's none, you're prompted to exit.
-1.1: Added support for selecting WAVs (thanks @Rinnegatamante for the script) and color switching for the clock on the top screen. Read Controls for instructions (note: an initial alarm.wav is still needed).
-1.0.2: Fixed so you can ACTUALLY change the names to whatever the hell you want (thanks @ddraco).
-1.0.1 (I guess?): Lets you change the name of the .3dsx and its directory to whatever the hell you want.
Téléchargement : Alarm Clock v1.4
