[Angus]

Hi everybody (hope this is in the right place!)

 

My colleague and I are writing our master thesis on gamification and environmentally-friendly attitudes in the online gambling/casino space.

The title is: “How gamification via online gambling casinos can help to positively influence environmentally-friendly behavior”, and to test the hypothesis we created a simple, eco-themed slots game using the Felgo framework. I’m not much of a coder, but the tutorials were great and allowed us to get something basic up and running in a couple weeks.

 

Here’s a video (it still needs some tweaking):

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BvTjLDJ6vDMB9DKR8qnHF7LjJZDXChMy/view?usp=drive_web

And on github:

https://github.com/gaming4climate/BookOfPlanet

 

Our next step is to deploy the slot game to a website in order to run the experiment and conduct the post survey. According to the Felgo documentation, in order to do this, you need a “Qt commercial license to distribute your application with Qt for WASM. Contact us here to get access to the Felgo for WASM package first.”:

https://felgo.com/doc/felgo-deployment-web/#add-felgo-packages-for-web-platform

 

I’ve also contacted Qt but haven’t heard back for some time. So, I thought to ask here. Is it possible for somebody with a Qt or Felgo license to:

1. download our code from Github
2. run the export commands
3. upload the resulting files to Github

So that we could host them and run the experiment. Or am I missing a step?

 

Thanks in advance! We really appreciate it. I’m new to Felgo, so apologies if something is wrong or doesn’t make sense.

Angus & Denys

[Filippo]

Hi Angus,

thank you for reaching out to us. I’m afraid doing this might incur a license breach, so I’ll suggest you directly get in touch with us at support@felgo.com, where we can discuss the possible options we have.

[Angus]

Thanks, Filippo! I’ve just written to support@felgo.com again.