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		<description>Tutorials for Homebrew Development are in here.</description>
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			<title>[Lua] Hello World Tutorial</title>
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			<dc:creator>CarBoyCam</dc:creator>
			<description>Here is the first Tutorial for Lua. This will help you print text and define colours in a simple Lua script.



First of all, I recommend Downloading the Lua DevKit R2 Final Beta. Once it's installed, create a new file. (Or if you haven't installed it, create a new .txt file in notepad).



To title up your Lua script, you would do the following:



Code:-- Hello World coded in Lua for PSP

-- Created by *Your Name Here*

-- Created on *Insert Date Here*



The &quot;--&quot; tells  ...</description>
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