A Visual Studio template bundle for the official PS4 SDK. Quickly scaffold SPRX and ELF eboot projects with automatic fself scripts and StubMaker integration.

• SPRX Project Template: PS4 module project
• ELF Eboot Template: Standalone executable project
• Automatic fself Scripts: make_fself.py included in Scripts folder
• StubMaker Ready: Pre-configured External folder for StubMaker
• Precompiled Headers: Standardized library management across configurations

1. Download the latest .vsix from Releases
2. Double-click to install (requires Visual Studio 2022/2026)
3. Wait for "Updating configuration" to complete (this can take 1-2 minutes)

1. Open Visual Studio
2. File → New → Project
3. Search for "PS4"
4. Select your template (SPRX or ELF)
5. After creation, set up your dependencies:

# Option A: Initialize git and add StubMaker as submodule
cd YourProject
git init
git submodule add https://github.com/OSM-Made/StubMaker.git External/StubMaker

# Option B: Just clone StubMaker directly
git clone https://github.com/OSM-Made/StubMaker.git External/StubMaker

YourProject/
├── YourProject.sln
├── YourProject/
│   ├── YourProject.vcxproj
│   ├── stdafx.h          # Precompiled header - includes
│   ├── stdafx.cpp        # Precompiled header - library links
│   └── main.cpp/prx.cpp
├── Scripts/
│   └── make_fself.py     # Fake self signing script
└── External/
    └── StubMaker/        # Clone or submodule here

The templates use a standardized precompiled header approach for easy library management:

Add your system includes and headers here:

#pragma once
#include <kernel.h>
#include <string>
#include <queue>
#include <vector>
#include <mutex>
#include <variant>
// Add more system libs here...

// StubMaker
#include <KernelExt.h>

// Your project libs
// #include <...>

Link your libraries here:

#include "stdafx.h"

// Standard Libraries
#pragma comment(lib, "libSceLibcInternal_gen_stub_weak.a")
#pragma comment(lib, "libkernel_stub_weak.a")
#pragma comment(lib, "libkernel_gen_stub_weak.a")

// Additional Libraries
// #pragma comment(lib, "...")

This approach keeps library management consistent across Debug/Release configurations and makes it easy to see all dependencies in one place.

1. Extensions → Manage Extensions
2. Find "PS4 Templates" and click Uninstall
3. Restart Visual Studio
4. If VS has issues starting, run:

   devenv /updateconfiguration

• Visual Studio 2022 or 2026
• Official PS4 SDK
• StubMaker