Occasionally I find some handy solutions to unusual errors. Today, I moved our company package from Unity 4.6 to 5.1, and had some interesting issues. Most noticably Line Renderers no longer work properly with unlit vertex lines. And some shaders, when you try to build to a WebPlayer plugin, cause errors such as HideFlags.DontSave.
Are you trying to get BFB (Built for BlackBerry) designation for your Unity game on BlackBerry? Or just looking for the quickest way to setup the Moga gamepad? Arguably, the easiest way is to simply add gamepad support. This post will show you step-by-step how to add the Moga game-pad to your Unity game without…
This article is a growing article, covering tips and tricks for resolving errors using BlackBerry Cascades.
Have you ever wished you could remotely control your BlackBerry 10 phone? At times, this can certainly come in handy, and after starting my new career in 3D software development and touch-less interaction, I couldn’t resist seeing what this could do with my brand new BlackBerry Passport. Caution: Your mileage will vary. This is not…
What’s better than a game on your BlackBerry 10? Many different games on your BlackBerry 10! Well, thanks to some open source code that was left around by these awesome guys, I was able to port the code over to BlackBerry 10 and to build a fairly decent looking GUI for the GB emulator 🙂 …
This is a quick troubleshooting tip when building for BlackBerry 10 using Unity, and receiving an error about required signatures missing.
After recently getting an Arduino Yun from Newark Canada, I decided to put together a fun build video for IoT fans out there! This video will show you how to build your own Arduino Tweet Box using an Adruino Yun and an EMIC2. For fun, I decided to add a 2 line LCD as well…
With myself focusing more on Arduino and Raspberry Pi articles – I wanted to share two great contests I’ve come across that are being run right now. Connectedly a Month of Pi Contest One is being run by yours truly, and gives you 4 chances to win a Raspberry Pi from Newark. Just drop a…
Using Buttons and Switches with an Arduino Welcome to the fourth instalment of the working with Arduino series! So far we have covered everything from blinky lights, to calculating resistors, to working with graphic displays! The majority of these have been output based components (what you see). In this article, we will cover input based…
In a previous article, I discussed how to create a Nokia 5110 LCD Display with a TMP36 sensor. Today I will cover this in more detail, with a bit more detail around the how! Parts In this article, I’m just going to list the parts I used. Mini breadboard – $3 China | $4 Sparkfun…
