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Hi everyone,
I've been working on a small Pokémon fan game recently and I ran into something that I think many people here might have faced too. When starting a new project, it feels like the most common issues are either:
I wanted to ask: what are the most effective ways you use to prevent or fix these kinds of early bugs?
Do you usually set up a testing framework, or do you rely more on community feedback while developing?
I came across some resources that helped me understand the basics a bit better. One of them is here:
👉 https://modhello.io/
It's not a dev-focused site, but I found it useful because it gave me some clean APK builds to test mechanics and compare stability. Thought I'd share in case it helps others starting out.
Would love to hear your best practices or quick tips to make sure a fan game doesn't fall into these "newbie traps."
Thanks in advance!
I've been working on a small Pokémon fan game recently and I ran into something that I think many people here might have faced too. When starting a new project, it feels like the most common issues are either:
- Sprite alignment not showing properly in battle scenes
- Game freezing when loading certain maps
- Scripts clashing with plug-ins or assets I downloaded from different sources
I wanted to ask: what are the most effective ways you use to prevent or fix these kinds of early bugs?
Do you usually set up a testing framework, or do you rely more on community feedback while developing?
I came across some resources that helped me understand the basics a bit better. One of them is here:
👉 https://modhello.io/
It's not a dev-focused site, but I found it useful because it gave me some clean APK builds to test mechanics and compare stability. Thought I'd share in case it helps others starting out.
Would love to hear your best practices or quick tips to make sure a fan game doesn't fall into these "newbie traps."
Thanks in advance!