Archives February 2022

Maybe you have already been dabbling with Ui. I found this tutorial by BlackThornProd very well done and helpful. Check it out here.

Recently, my webpages has been getting inundated with hacker attacks. The attacks are coming in the form of attacks attempting to login with fictitious login attempts.

I am going to try implement a restriction to username logins and see if this helps the matter. You can learn more from WpDynamic here.

Good Luck!

As of late there are several games that we have been seeing and wanting to play. I decide to you our humble blog to share those games with you. This blog post will also hopefully help us keep track of small indie games and there development as well as share news and upcoming events.

The below list isn’t going to be put in any order. In fact it may change from time to time. Also to add I would love to add a comments feature but I am still to dumb to manage one. I the past when I allowed comments I was crushed under tons of daily spam. This doesn’t mean we don’t want to hear from you. Please feel free to share your thoughts and ideas, games and feedback here in out Contact page. We would love to get to know you better.

THE WILD AT HEART

The Wild at Heart game by Moonlight Kids.

I have been working diligently with GitHub, Unity 3D, WordPress, Google Site Kit, Apple Developer, App Store connect and as for the past couple days Google’s Google Play Console.

I want to use this blog post to offer quick links to other topics and resource. Hopefully doing so will help bring all the quagmire of techno clutter all together on two just one page… Maybe?

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Turning on Samsung Developer Options described but this was a great youtube video by WorldofTech on a

Running into the wall because my borrowed android phone won’t connect to my iOS Mac Monterey Computer.

Disconnect the USB cable from your android device, go to Settings > Developer Options and turn off and on the USB Debugging . Also tap on “Revoke USB Debugging Access”. Now, connect the USB cable. When prompted tap “Yes”.

A first glance looking at the Google Play Console Dashboard can appear to be very challenging. And sadly on second and third and forth glances it does get any easier. But hopefully the below video may help.

You can find some boring black and white, hard to read text at Google Play’s Help Center here.

Processed ephemerally’ is when data is only stored in memory on the active device.

Here is a link to Google Play’s short form “bullet point” Data Safety information. If you are looking for the long form specific and “detailed” Data Safety information you can find it here.

Google will ask you…

“Does your app collect or share any of the required user data types?” Click here to learn more.

Google will ask you…

“Is all of the user data collected by your app encrypted in transit?” Click here to learn how to answer.

Google will ask you…

“Do you provide a way for users to request that their data is deleted?” Click here to learn how to answer.

This is not a paid advertisement for Notion.so, but as and indie game developer I wish it was. Here is Notion’s Privacy Policy. Apparently Notion is updating their Privacy Policy and if you follow this link and they should keep it up to date for you.

Ions ago when Evernote became to costly plus there was word it may shut down, I came across Notion.so.

I use Notion’s Online Note Keeper everyday all day to keep my to-do lists, notes, tasks, thoughts together.

Managing Target audience and App content settings in the Google Play feels like an enormously daunting task to accomplish.