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Suspense Comix3 years ago

Do you have a discord? We can share files and chat there.

Off-On Tech3 years ago (1 edit)

yeahhhhhh I got a channel, I'll send you the link just hold on a sec

Just look for Jaeger#8144

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Suspense Comix3 years ago

I want to use Unity to make my "I HAVE TO PEE!!!" game mobile. But I want to reuse the assets from my Scratch game, otherwise my mobile game will have a different art style

Suspense Comix3 years ago

Can I attach an HTML file as an app?

Off-On Tech3 years ago

Nahhhh it's an extremely complex process that requires you to download Android studio and set it up download the ndk and download Java JDK and then implement that in unity and it's much more complex than a HTML file, a good tutorial should help either way just YouTube or Google it whichever you prefer

Suspense Comix3 years ago

So I can't?

Suspense Comix3 years ago

Also can I install an HTML file onto my mobile device with itch.io?

Off-On Tech3 years ago

no not really you can run it in your browser but it's not an actual app whatsoever it'll just be there like I said it's an extremely complex process so if you think you are up to the task you can look it up on Google or YouTube.

Suspense Comix3 years ago

I just saw your profile...Your game engine is Godot? You made Godot?

Off-On Tech3 years ago

Well Yes and no, yes as in it's open source so you can get the engine and change stuff and no one can do nothing to you, you can change the name of the engine and the logo and add features and remove features and what not, it's all up to you so every code you write even the code for the engine is yours and no royalty attached whatsoever and no as in the engine is being built by 1000+ people on GitHub, there are people fixing bugs, adding features and just making the engine a whole lot better. So yeah that's that I really recommend Godot though it uses a python-like programming language and the UI is pretty friendly I do recommend you try it out.