Psycho Hamster Games Automatic Patcher 1.0
by J L · 01/16/2012 (12:33 pm) · 7 comments
Psycho Hamster Games automatic patcher is an inexpensive automatic patching software released toward the gaming industry. We have created a Auto-Patcher that will be compatible with almost every project out there for game developers who utilize Windows and Linux based computers for their client platform.
Psycho Hamster Games Autmatic Game Patcher is very customizable. The options are almost limitless. Customize the background, all buttons including the close box, minimize box, and the play button. With RSS features the developer can post news on the website of their choice and be able to add the RSS feed to the Psycho Hamster Games Automatic Game Patcher. The game developer can even customize the color of the RSS feed text.
Whats New
- Free Version
- Easy to use
- Fully customizable user interface
- Skinned
- Basic
- Multi-threaded
- Cost effective
- Use promotional ads
- Use your own ads
- RSS feed integration
Coming Soon In An Updated Release
- Use google ads
- Automatic Files Creation See Screen Shot Below(Not game files)
- More coming soon (see website for details)
Psycho Hamster Games Automatic Game Patcher is available in Four different licenses.
- Free Version (Limited to Simple Launcher)
- $19 Requires Powered By: Psycho Hamster Games and our logo.
- $29 Requires Powered By: Psycho Hamster Games
- $39 Requires nothing
Client Config Tutorial
Server Config Tutorial
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#2
Good luck with it though, I'm sure many will find use for it!
01/17/2012 (4:47 pm)
This is nice and all, but you're too late to get me on this train seeing that I already went through the fun process of writing my own auto-patcher :PGood luck with it though, I'm sure many will find use for it!
#3
Server side can be anything that can handle text files and of course the files that need to be updated. Must be http server (Macs should not be a problem, we can setup a 7 day full version demo for you to test.)
@Robert
Yeah, I am not sure which was worse the tutorial or the code, probably the code :D and thanks for the luck :)
01/17/2012 (7:17 pm)
@NetwyrmServer side can be anything that can handle text files and of course the files that need to be updated. Must be http server (Macs should not be a problem, we can setup a 7 day full version demo for you to test.)
@Robert
Yeah, I am not sure which was worse the tutorial or the code, probably the code :D and thanks for the luck :)
#4
The patch then only includes the bits that are different so you dont have to download the whole file.
Do you have something like that? Is your system flexible enough to plug in a different tool if we have a license to one of those other tools?
The one thing those other tools are missing is a nice configurable front end like yours. But trying to determing if your an end-to-end usable solution or if it needs one of those other things to get it
more optimized.
Needless to say its still cool either way :)
01/21/2012 (1:38 pm)
What are you using to create the diffs? For example there are tools like rtpatch, xdelta, apatch etc that create patches and apply them.The patch then only includes the bits that are different so you dont have to download the whole file.
Do you have something like that? Is your system flexible enough to plug in a different tool if we have a license to one of those other tools?
The one thing those other tools are missing is a nice configurable front end like yours. But trying to determing if your an end-to-end usable solution or if it needs one of those other things to get it
more optimized.
Needless to say its still cool either way :)
#5
01/21/2012 (4:58 pm)
As of right now it is manual. We are 5 minor versions from where it will detect differences and do everything automatically. 
#7
Sorry, that does not include source code. We are how ever weighing that option yet it would be a bit more on the expensive side. We have added a lot of new features to the patcher of which will be released in the next couple weeks.
05/19/2012 (1:35 pm)
@MquakerSorry, that does not include source code. We are how ever weighing that option yet it would be a bit more on the expensive side. We have added a lot of new features to the patcher of which will be released in the next couple weeks.
Torque Owner Netwyrm
Canopic Games
May I ask if any particular server is required for client delivery (as opposed to patch construction)?
Although the game binary only runs on PCs at the moment, my supporting infrastructure is made up of Macs handling database, logic and web chores.