![]() ![]() I only noticed that there is much more people downloading my stuff on gamejolt than on itch.Ī last thing is “monetization”. There are so much games on itch that they “drown” in the mass of games and not much people discover it. The second thing I like on gamejolt is visibility. You can get a test trophie if you start the online game. I made an extension that already handles the trophies and scoreboard (I think I don’t know anymore if I released it.) on the same page as the debug console extension. Pretty much what facebook instant game promise but without the struggle and partage possibilities limitation and with trophies. It has pretty much all the important features of itch, and a really good game api (that automatically disables itself when the game is online and the debugging console is openend to avoid cheating) that permits to have trophies, scoreboards and to store data on the account. It would help me to motivate myself to do more for the comunity if I see they enjoy what I produce that much that some people here feel like they should donate me a mug of coffee.Īnyways, I hope you all have a great day, Bye! If this extension is really useful to you, and you are ESPECIALLY nice you could also donate me a coffee on to support me. I also need people here to tell me what I should add as default commands. I Took much time, an entier day and an entier night to create that, I didn’t sleep and it’s 6 AM for me right now, and I gave much efforts, so I would really like it if you could try it out and give me some feedback, so that I can make it better. Here is the download link: Game Jolt - Share your creations Just do like this: .put(Īll you need is a function that takes one argument and there you are! You can map it to any name, but be careful! A name is not allowed to have spaces (or it will break)! If you know some JS, you can also map any function to a command! You can define custom commands by creating an event with a condition Command … is entered, and get arguments with either the expression or by storing all arguments into a struct. When you are done with it, you can hide your text and just deactivate the console. I recommend to map the buffer to a text object with the expression getBufferedText to see what you are entering. It has an action, activateConsole, that turn on an invisible text entry and automatically detects command patterns and execute what you want. It is meant principally for debugging, but can be used in games to add mechanisms like the commands from minecraft. ![]() Hello dear comunity! I had a new idea, and as I can’t support anymore to have 1000 ideas and never do any/have any finished, I picked this easy one, and proudly present today the first version of my Debug Console.
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