OpenMoHAA Vita v0.0.2-vita.2

Second experimental pre-release of the OpenMoHAA PlayStation Vita port.

Changes since v0.0.2-vita.1

Preserves persistent client-effect events across mission transitions, preventing a confirmed use-after-free during later combat.
Archives stable TIKI model names for transient effects instead of stale renderer-owned pointers.
Recovers complete saves created by recent Vita test builds when their temporary-model TIKI pointer is missing but the archived model handle remains valid.
Skips malformed skeletal render entities safely rather than dereferencing a null TIKI.
Retains the textured-sky, BSP triangle, multitexture/lightmap, transition-cleanup, and complete manual-save improvements from the first pre-release.

The first mission completes at approximately 18–20 FPS on tested hardware.
Natural progression into the second mission works.
Fresh manual saves and checkpoint saves have been created and loaded.
The campaign remains playable beyond the first mission, but full-game validation is not complete.

Install OpenMoHAA.vpk, then place legitimate Medal of Honor: Allied Assault data under:

ux0:data/openmohaa/main/

The VPK can be installed over an earlier OpenMoHAA Vita build. Existing game data and complete saves are retained.

Complete saves containing .sav, .ssv, and .tga may be recoverable with this build.
Older metadata-only slots lacking the required .sav world archive cannot be recovered.
Some save thumbnails may contain black or noisy framebuffer pixels. This is a separate screenshot-capture issue and does not indicate that the .sav payload is corrupt.

Performance is scene-dependent and can drop substantially during NPC-heavy combat.
Save/load and checkpoint behavior remain experimental.
The complete campaign and expansion campaigns have not been validated.
Occasional crashes may still exist in untested effects or mission paths.

This is an experimental pre-release, not a final stable port.