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# Create a new class that implements <code>backends/dlc/store.h</code>. See <code>backends/dlc/android/playstore.cpp</code> as an example. | # Create a new class that implements <code>backends/dlc/store.h</code>. See <code>backends/dlc/android/playstore.cpp</code> as an example. | ||
# Set the <code>dlcspath</code> in appropriate backends. | # Set the <code>dlcspath</code> in appropriate backends. | ||
# | # Use <code>#ifdef USE_DLC</code> where applicable. Before building, make sure to enable DLC support by using <code>--enable-dlc</code> with <code>./configure</code>. | ||
Revision as of 03:22, 27 August 2023
Introduction
This page contains information for packaging and distributing freeware games & demos (as DLCs) through in-app DLC downloader.
Platform-specific Guides
How to extend DLC support to more distribution stores
The general steps/tips are:
- Identify if the store have DLC support and have appropriate API or SDK for managing on-demand downloads. You may check this sheet containing information about various distribution stores for reference (might be outdated).
- Create a new class that implements
backends/dlc/store.h. Seebackends/dlc/android/playstore.cppas an example. - Set the
dlcspathin appropriate backends. - Use
#ifdef USE_DLCwhere applicable. Before building, make sure to enable DLC support by using--enable-dlcwith./configure.