Is it possible to Support TapTap SDK (C++) ?

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  • r359 introduces a new C++ extension SDK. Things that were previously unimaginable suddenly become possible.

    Although Ashley and DiegoM already have more work to do than they can finish in 6 years, I still want to see if C3 can challenge themselves to enter the Chinese game engine market.

    TapTap

    In China's mobile game market, TapTap is currently the most mature and complete game application market, similar to the Chinese version of Google Play. It also supports some functions unique to the game store platform, such as login, achievements, rankings, social networking, community, sharing, cloud storage, statistics、Advertising、message push, gifts, DLC, anti-addiction and other functions.

    This is its SDK manual

    developer.taptap.cn/docs/en/sdk

    Previously, many of its features did not support the JavaScript SDK. Only SDKs for Android/iOS and Unity/UE4 and CPP.

    it now seems possible

    github.com/taptap/TapSDK-CPP

    Will it be possible to support TapTap's platform one day in the future?

  • The new C++ extension system is specifically designed for integrating other C/C++ SDKs like this. However I doubt we'll do it ourselves - we just don't have the resources to integrate every possible third-party service out there, which is exactly why we're (about to) publish the SDK so third-party developers can do it themselves without having to wait for us.

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  • The new C++ extension system is specifically designed for integrating other C/C++ SDKs like this. However I doubt we'll do it ourselves - we just don't have the resources to integrate every possible third-party service out there, which is exactly why we're (about to) publish the SDK so third-party developers can do it themselves without having to wait for us.

    Thank you for your reply. I will try to send C3 C++ SDK to the platform and ask them if they are willing to connect to C3.

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