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handle the unlock when the offer is received by checking the reference id, unlocking the game and showing a notification to the user (screen3).When an offer is found it will close and call a function within our game, else the user can return to the game with the close button, with the device’s back button or by clicking anywhere around it. (screen2) This popup will listen for an offer. when the button is pressed, a new dialog activity is created, and shown as a popup.add a button to the game, in my case a top-left yellow button with a gift icon (sceen1).configure Batch as soon as the game starts, with the right API_KEY.My solution for my Alpaca Jump, as you can see from the screenshots above, is to: If you find a better solution, please let me and the Game Maker community know about it 🙂 Maybe it’s tricky, and It’s quite naive and incomplete, a “better than nothing” implementation, but it seems to work well for my actual, simple, needs. However, it can be a start, a possibility, for me, and for the Game Maker users, to implement and start using Batch. I couldn’t find a good solution for making Batch working automatically, my solution needs a button to be clicked and a popup that will be opened.

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We are going to implement the Batch automatic unlocking system, for handling the so called “feature” and “resource” offers in an “automatic” way.Īnd here’s the great problem that I encountered: Game Maker Studio does not allow us to modify its main application and activity, called RunnerApplication and RunnerActivity, so we cannot add some calls to their onCreate, onStart etc, as required for the Android Batch setup for automatically handling the unlock through a listener.

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Obviouysly, you’ll need Game Maker Studio Pro v1.3+, and a text editor for handling some Java code.Īnd you’ll need to have an idea on how Android SDK works.

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It’s pretty simple.Īnd you’ll need to have a Batch account and download the batch.jar library, which is found within the Batch Android distribution.

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Second, check the Batch documentation, and API reference, here: Īnd check how to implement Batch within an Android game. However you can still use this extension for the basico login into the service.Īlso, the information below will always work as a tutorial for creating a Game Maker Extension.įirst of all, you should know how to create a basic Game Maker Extension, so check this linkĪnd try to create a simple extension as explained there. Since the team closed their Unlock service, part of this extension won’t work anymore. NOTE: I’ve published this extension in the Game Maker Marketplace, for free, under the name of batchSimpleFeatureEx: It’s really a basic extension, since it can only handle one offer at time (see below for more info), but I hope that this guide can be handy if you want to implement a more complex interface for all the Batch functionalities you need. I will show you how to create a simple extension for handling the Batch unlocking feature. So I’ve had to do it by myself, and I’ve decided to create this simple tutorial to help future Game Maker + Batch users. Well, I couldn’t find anything around the web explaining how to implement Batch into a Game Maker game, or similar, and the Bath team was pretty busy at the moment, because their product is growing really fast! It’s really good for running 24h promotion if, for example, your app is going to be featured within services like AppGratis. If you don’t know it, Batch is a great tool for scheduling and managing automatic offers, bonuses, push campaigns, statistics, and many other things within your game. I’m creating this tutorial because in the last days I needed to implement the Batch automatic unlocking system (see ) into my last Android game made with Game Maker: Alpaca Jump, available on Google Play for free, here:

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