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Unfortunately the SDK is something you download using a desktop app that Nintendo give you when you become a publisher, so there isn't any link I can share. What did Nintendo say when they rejected your application? What reasons did they give?

Thanks! Do you mean the YAML file at 13:30 in the video? I don't think there is an API key in there. I don't use OpenAI in this tutorial. Did you mean in one of my other videos? I have done a few on OpenAI that included API keys.

Yes it's part of the Nintendo SDK

What errors do you get, can you send me some examples?

@@indierevo3495 hi! Thanks for the reply. I actually just managed to fix my issues Yesterday by trying with a previous version of Unreal, and got a template running on my devkit. I forgot to update my post here! Sorry about that~

@@elligemini No problem at all, I'm glad you fixed it

"It worked! Which version of .NET did you use, can you tell me?"

Worked for them, but didn't work for me. Can you help me?

@@EmomaliOlimov Weid, i did exactly did he did. what is not working for you?

I used gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct and didnt have to comment out maxtoken 🤷🏽‍♂

"It worked! Which version of .NET did you use, can you tell me?"

Yes there is a limit, I think it’s 5000 per minute

⁠@@indierevo3495what’s the chances of 5000 searches per min?

"It worked! Which version of .NET did you use, can you tell me?"

Worked for them, but didn't work for me. Can you help me?

"It worked! Which version of .NET did you use, can you tell me?"

When you sign up as a developer you also need to pay for the Switch dev kit, and then Nintendo will give you Unity Pro for free as well as tools that let you download the SDK

@@indierevo3495 can u create a video on topic, It will help me like many others.

@@CryptoGround that would be hard because all major game platforms (Steam, PS, Xbox, and Nintendo) all put you under a non-disclosure agreement therefore if you are talking about anything on the funny website you shall mysteriously disappear and/or be sued by the Nintendo Ninjas

@@conabe if you blur the whole screen and shows only where to click it will be ok

Hi, yes you need a Switch Dev Kit from Nintendo, which includes the Nintendo SDK

@@indierevo3495 How i can got, Is their any guide

Good, if you need any help let me know.

@@indierevo3495 I'll keep you posted. Thanks! :)

No you have to use a Switch Dev Kit which you can get from Nintendo

@@indierevo3495 ah i see ok thanks

Well spotted, I'd never seen that before 😄

The dev kit is a Switch Development unit that can be bought direct from Nintendo

Thanks

Possibly, I've never tried it myself though. Let me know if it works and I might do a video on it.

Hi, you need to go onto the Nintendo Developer portal and register for a Switch Dev account, and pay something like £400. They will then send you a dev kit.

@@indierevo3495 thx

Hi, did you pay your fee to Nintendo? I know I had to complete the form, then pay a fee of around £400 for the developer kit, then I received it a week or so later. This was in 2018, however, so the process may have changed.

The first minute of the video, the background is deliberately blurred to give focus to the console app. From that point on, the video runs clearly at 1080p, or should do at least.

Yes, through the Nintendo Developer portal. There should be an order form on there.

You need a Switch dev kit first, you can't deploy ROM files to the consumer Switch.

@@indierevo3495 even if it's modded?

Glad it helped you out

Yes Nintendo aren't great at providing tutorials. Do you have a Switch development kit then?

@@indierevo3495 yes, since yesterday. And the videos on Nintendo site are a joke. I just dissect the few basic samples they provide (the ones I need the most are pre-built, without the source code) and read the docs and API reference which has no examples. I'm like wow: I thought I hate iOS development xD

@@spam.stuff.things Congratulations on getting the dev kit! I've developed a couple of Switch games in Unity using the dev kit, and I've found that the main areas to understand are 1) the build process (e.g. how to build the ROM file); 2) the input system (how to get input from the joycons; 3) how to write and retrieve saved data (such as high scores etc). I found these three areas the trickiest to understand. But I got there in the end! If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. I will also do more videos when I have the time!

@@spam.stuff.thingsHello! I’ve tried to get access to the SDK too but I got rejected. I’ve got a website with a description and a gameplay video of my project. I that enough? Can you share you’re experience? Thanks!