Usage:

place both files into the loaders directory of your IDA installation

tested on IDA 6.8

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.

Currently, about 80% of the DS’s hardware is implemented, and many games are fully playable. However, the software rasterizer for the 3D graphics is still very slow. This release should help those interested in finding bugs contribute to medusa before 0.1 is released, but it is not recommended for actual playing of games.

Some of the more important features that are still missing are:

• Savestates
  
• Several graphical features including edge marking, toon shading and fog
  
• Some audio features such as the square wave and noise channels
  
• Microphone support
  
• HLE BIOS and firmware
  

A more comprehensive and up-to-date list can be found in the readme.

Meanwhile, many popular games have pretty serious issues:

• Mario Kart DS races run at half speed
  
• The World Ends With You locks up during the new game intro
  
• Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum have a lot of graphical issues affecting battles
  
• Pokémon Black/White have graphical issues during the battle transition
  
• Some graphics are missing in New Super Mario Bros. and WarioWare: Touched!, among other games
  
• Star Fox Command’s text is illegible