This is really cool! Would it be possible to use this service without the distribution part? I mean uploading my .love, and simply downloading a .app, .exe and a .deb to distribute myself? If I want to sell my game, I can't have it distributed for free somewhere else. Either way, an option to build...

This is really cool! Would it be possible to use this service without the distribution part? I mean uploading my .love, and simply downloading a .app, .exe and a .deb to distribute myself? If I want to sell my game, I can't have it distributed for free somewhere else. Either way, an option to build...

I see. So maybe you should remove the link from your footer until it become public? Or maybe you could not click it? Sure. I just assumed that if you "publish" something you want others to look at this, so either this was published by mistake, or the access to the page was restricted sinc...

miko wrote:

Affi wrote:Cross-platform builds (Linux, Mac, Windows).

If you could provide an *.apk for android some day, that would be great!

BTW, the page from your footer says "{failed.authentication}" - is it a bug, or the page is not that public?

It's not public .

New issue.

002: Building for Ubuntu currently fails horribly, this is being looked at currently.

That's awesome ! I don't know if you've seen it, but we were working on a project like this a while back. It never got past the mockup phase, IIRC, but those were some nice mockups! EDIT: By the way, you should add a tooltip or a placeholder text to the "bundle ID" field. I had no idea wh...

This project now has a new home following a change of brand after our bootstrap phase. As a result, this thread also has a new home .

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7980

Where http://reflex.so/build/love What Following up on our change of brand for the Affinity Play project after our bootstrap phase, the web based builder that previously sat at http://play.affinity.so/build now has a new home. With this change, comes a revamped build process and a number of new fea...

http://play.affinity.so/build will take your .love and give you om nom distributable archives.

I can confirm that network security is an absolute nightmare, we've dedicated months of time to it so far on the server-side in terms of Affinity Play.