I released a small commercial game on the Android Market several months ago. There was one unsuccessful download and no more interest or feedback. Unfortunately, I cant test the download works, as I am the developer and I just get a server error message. I dont know anyone with an Android device.
Details and screenshots of the game can be seen
here.
It features sound effects and original music.
I need some kind soul to search for it on Android Market and tell me the what happens.
Payment can be cancelled within 15 mins!
I think I may have made an error in the manifest as it is called .tapulla on my phone but it still works.
I need to know if the dot is causing problems or if 6MB is considered too large a size for a phone.
Please help, so I can find out where the problem is!
The thought of going back into the build process is causing nightmares!
Thanks in anticipation...!
I've been working on a small game written in Processing for a few months now. Yesterday I finally got it near release but decided to switch to the 190 build for the icons facility. This worked like a charm and with a few minor changes i generated an apk and signed it. It worked great in the emulators and on my Android phone. The icons displayed great, both in the list of applications and for the launcher.
I needed to change the manifest to not use debug so I deleted the line and I think I filled in the application name and label name. I saved it with its final name and exported it as normal, but now it does not generate a bin folder and there is therefore no apk to sign.
I have now discovered that no Android apps are generating the bin folder.
I cant believe that changing the manifest in one sketch would break all apps.
Has there been a recent update?
I even tried reinstalling the 190 build but still no joy.
Any help much appreciated!
I am running this on Windows 7 Professional with all the latest java updates.
Do I need to do anything extra for the standard windows build?
The strange thing is I get this output when I run in Emulator:
Android SDK Tools Revision 6
Project Target: Google APIs
Vendor: Google Inc.
Platform Version: 2.1-update1
API level: 7
Importing rules file: C:android-sdk_r05-windowsandroid-sdk-windowsplatformsandroid-7
antant_rules_r2.xml
Creating full resource package...
Creating thingu-debug-unaligned.apk and signing it with a debug key...
Using keystore: C
:URosie.androiddebug.keystore
filename before sketchpath is /sdcard/downloads/hscores.txt
filename after sketchpath is /sdcard/downloads/hscores.txt
and there are no errors on emulator or device. The sound has even started working in the emulator!
I only need to change the name of the exported file and disable debugging and set it up for android market.
When I export there are no error messages and it reports "Done with Export"
All files are in the Android folder apart from the bin folder
This happens with every android app now
The highlighted lines are not correct.
The first has a "/" missing
The second should be C:Users/Rosie or some such
These are showing correctly in the preferences dialog
I didnt change anything outside my sketch
I noticed there was an update saying local files were left out
Has this been resolved or could this be the problem?
Hi All,
I have written a small game with the Android Tool in Processing.
It didnt take long to write the game complete with music and touch screen graphics, but now I'm really stumped.
I would really like to provide a high score table where users can enter their names but I'm finding this to be impossible to implement.
Is it possible to add an edit text box to a game? I've tried everything I can think of.
I've tried adding it in the usual android recommended ways XML etc but as Im in a PApplet and not an activity this doesnt work.
Ive looked at using a separate library (
AML ), but its an android library project and I tried mixing it with my code but had no joy with it. I can show a list with the levels and high scores but there doesnt seem to be a way of accepting the user's name when they get a high score...
Any help greatly appreciated!