wrekr's Forum Posts

  • BlackBerry Tablet OS and BlackBerry 10. Mostly because of preference and the awesome development support.

  • — Thanks. I would like to try my hand at selling my finished product first but advertising is on my list as an alternative.

  • Thanks WaterlooErik and BlackBerry this combined with the Spring Sale made up my mind regarding the purchase of a personal Licence. Awesome as always!

    Any plans to incorporate BlackBerry Advertising Service in the plugin?

  • good game. perhaps have two jump buttons. 1 power jump and 1 normal.

  • Have you considered:

    1. Phonegap (googles your friend)

    2. Cocoonjs (search these forums)

    3. andromo.com can package android apps from html5 code.

    4. Search the tutorial section here on how to make an iOs webapp.

  • Hi,

    This may be of interest, the Wellcome Trust are looking for small game development teams for their "Gamify Your PhD" programme.

    Follow the link below:

    http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/Funding/Public-engagement/Funded-projects/Major-initiatives/Broadcast-media-strategy/Gamify-Your-PhD/WTDV033972.htm

  • haha sure xD

    Edit:

    Tested on my ZTE Light TAB (V9c) with only 600Mhz (overclocked to 725) and it was really slow. The bouncing was slow but 'ok', the particles: 1 or 2 FPS. Fail!

    On my Samsung Galaxy Y (with 832mhz processor) the boucing was somehow the same speed of the tablet, maybe a bit faster and the particles: 5-7 FPS, but it was ok to see the animation...

    Thanks for the feedback! On my Huawei Ideos S7 Slim I got some decent frames with the bouncing balls and 14 FPS initially for the particle test but that drops after the number of particles increases.

    Would be keen to see what happens on the newer dual and quad core mobiles and tablets.

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  • Cassianno

    Thanks. I will try and test some of the other C2 examples.

    I'm familiar with the PhoneGap tutorial, just haven't had time to play with it.

    Let us know how it goes! Perhaps port ClickDaMeme.

  • They say its free if you get a AdMob publisher account.

    Quote:

    "You get 50% of the AdMob impressions -- no strings attached -- and we get to make Andromo a free service. It's a win-win proposition for everyone."

    They also offer to remove the adds from your app if you want to sell it on the Android Market for $99. I believe this is per app.

    Quote:

    "That's right. Only $99 to remove all the ads from your app. This is ideal if you want to sell your app on the Android Market. It's also the right choice for business, professional and promotional apps. And it's only $99 during our beta launch (regular $199)."

    The Admob account is only if you want to share 50% of the ad revenue. The andromo forums have had some queries regarding ownership and their official answer appears to be that the content is yours but the packaging is licenced to the app maker. I've read somewhere that in the end user agreement they do state that you agree that they can also sell your app if they wanted (outside of the android market). Based on the licensing it does appear though that they appear to handle all the sticky codec issues (mp3 use etc) but don't quote me on that.

  • Have you tried PhoneGap Build? How does it compare to that?

    Nope haven't given PhoneGap a spin yet, so wouldn't be able to comment other than the fact the Andromo's Apps are for the most part cookie cutter wizard based app making, the HTML activity they have is apparently for "advanced users", but its a matter of uploading a zipped export from C2.

    I must admit I'm not the most experienced but its an extremely simple process.

    Will play some more and report, maybe some peeps here with more advanced skills can give it a go and see how the mobile gaming experience may be enhanced.

  • Hi All,

    Wasn't too sure about the best place to post this so here goes.

    I've recently come across www.andromo.com, a web service for building Android apps. They have a range of activities that allow one to add functionality to an app. The HTML Archive activity supports HTML5 archives.

    Attached are links to two of the C2 examples that I exported and "built" test apps.

    dropbox.com/sh/x4pciuj9wwxo7wk/hgpJtWt0lk

    I've tested them on my Huawei S7 Slim tablet and they work, albeit slowly, may just be the single 1Ghz Snapdragon CPU though.

    They do have some sticky Ts' & C's though.

    Anyone else try out the service?

  • Check out an awesome little app in the Android App Market called TrueSculpt. Very basic at the moment but allows for basic 3D voxel sculpting (only sphere primitive available at the moment). Keen to see it evolve. Have a look well worth it.

  • Hi,

    A local mobile provider is offering the budget Huawei Ideos S7 Slim tablet running Android 2.2 on a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU with Adreno 205 GPU.

    Anyone have any experience with this tablet? Would I be able to test C2 built games on it?

    Thanks

  • Here's the video link at Techcrunch

    http://techcrunch.com/2011/09/15/carbyn/

    Unlike Chrome's Webstore it'll work on any browser.

  • Check out Carbyn the HTML5 OS at carbyn.com

    Will have an html5 app store and allow for deployment on any device that supports html5.