Remarks:
- Make sure you're connected to a Wifi network prior to launching it.
- The first launch can take a long time (up to 2 minutes depending on the speed of your connection). Be patient, even if it looks frozen, you only need to wait! :-)
- Homebrews that require an extra data folder are not supported just yet.

Soon:
- More information about the homebrews, and in the download window.
- Screenshots browser.
- Faster launching due to background multi-threaded downloading.
- Plugin support!
- Ability to cancel a download/installation.
- Update checking for Apps.
- More stability.
- Opensource release! I want this to become a community project.

Greetings:
- GekiHEN organizers, they inspired me and motivated me to work on this ambitious project.
- Arkanite, he's a great and thoughtful guy. He made the graphics, and he provided help for the programming. Check out his entry VitaPad++!
- Rinnegatamante, I use his VitaDB API (https://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/), and he has improved his API with my requests.
- Davee, he tirelessly answered my questions related to the sdk.
- Yifan and xyz, they are fun guys and they provide quality shitpos.. discussions.
- The Molecule Team, without them this homebrew wouldn't exist.
- The Vitasdk maintainers, for the same reason.
- All the guys from #henkaku and #vitasdk, we share a good laugh.

Vita Object Loader is a 3D model viewer wrote with lpp-vita fully opensource. It can be used for benchmark purposes (take in mind models are soft rendered!) or just for fun. It supports Wavefront (.obj) models but with some restrictions: only triangles primitives, materials are not supported.

How to adapt a model

To be sure your model will be compatible with Vita Object Loader you can use Blender to convert it into a triangles primitives one.
You can follow this short tutorial to do so:
1) Start Blender v.2.7.
2) Remove the default cube and import your model.
3) On bottom screen where you see "Default Mode", click it and select Edit Mode
4) If your model is not selected, press A to select it.
5) Press CTRL+T
6) Export the model as Wavefront (.obj). (Uncheck during exporting the Write Materials box)

Controls

Filebrowser:
DPad = Navigate through files
A = Open Directory / File
Square = Enable / Disable 444 Mhz mode
SELECT = Take screenshot
START = Exit Homebrew

Rendering:
Left Analog = Move Model
Right Analog = Rotate model
L / R = Zoom In / Zoom Out
Triangle = Toggle Fullscreen mode
Circle = Close current model

How to use textures

You can use a texture with your model by inserting a PNG/JPG/BMP file with the same name as the model in the same folder (so like ux0:/model.obj and ux0:/model.png ).

Started learning how taiHen works yesterday, so expect a lot of these little plugins release in the next days during my learning period :P
As the title says, this is a little plugin that works as an FPS counter. It will show an FPS counter on the top left side of your screen.
Currently it causes black screen on homebrews so i suggest you to use it only in games (i added a config.txt file in the release pack that shows how to load the plugin in order to not black screen VitaShell so you can manually disable the plugin with it by commenting the plugin line in your config file).

It is a kernel plugin so enable it in kernel section of your config.txt.

copy noled.skprx to tai folder (ux0:/tai)
edit config.txt:
*KERNEL
ux0:tai/noled.skprx

after that, reboot your vita and restart henkaku.

Unfortunately the led will be back glowing when resumed from standby etc, i couldn't solve this with my noob coding skills. Also only tested on fat Vita.