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Tuts+ Marketplace Upload Instructions
Before you can upload to the Marketplace, you’ll need to be accepted as an author. You can go through the application process on the ‘Sell Your Work‘ page.
When you want to upload an item, the first thing to do is decide which category is most relevant for your item. Browse the Tuts+ Marketplace category tree [...]
CodeCanyon: HTML5 Upload Instructions
Each marketplace category has specific upload instructions to ensure items will be accepted to the marketplace and will be as useful as possible to buyers. This article outlines the upload instructions for the CodeCanyon HTML5 category.
Read Article ›Why is my Earnings Balance Negative?
This article explains why authors earnings balances may slip into
Read Article ›ActiveDen: Building a UnityPackage
Building a Unitypackage is a relatively painless experience that will help your customers integrate your code a lot more easily than a regular zipped project file. Unitypackage files automatically import and set up the correct files and folders into a Unity project, so there’s very little work on the part of [...]
Read Article ›ActiveDen: Unity 3d Technical Standards
Scale
We like files that play well with others. Really, buyers should never need to use the scale tool. We stick to Unity’s default unit scale which is 1 unit = 1 meter.
Project Panel Organization
Each file needs a sample Unity project as well as a UnityPackage. Your project panel should only have 2 folders – 1 [...]
ActiveDen: Unity 3d Upload Instructions
Step 1: Prepare Your File
Before you start building your file take a look at the standards we expect from files uploaded to ActiveDen. Read more.
Comment your code so that it’s easy to understand and modify. Read more.
Create useful, written instructions in English for the buyer in either pdf, doc, txt, or html format. You [...]
ActiveDen: Code Commenting
Code commenting is important to you as a developer to be able to figure out what you’ve done, especially when it’s been a while since you’ve opened your file. It’s even more important for your buyers. Comment your code in a way that makes it quick and easy for a buyer to not only figure [...]
Read Article ›CodeCanyon: Common Rejection Factors
Before submitting your first template to CodeCanyon, consider the following factors, which frequently contribute to rejected submissions. Please note that this list should only be used only as a guideline.
Read Article ›VideoHive: Common Rejection Factors
This post outlines some of the most common factors that lead to a rejection during file review.
Read Article ›ThemeForest: Soft Rejections
This article explains ThemeForest’s soft-rejection process.
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