Swings are now available in version 1.2.0 of Hammy Home.
You can find them by clicking the bridge button when editing a home.
If you have previously used Hammy Home, you might need to restart the app or browser in order to update to the latest version. Please let me know if you discover any bugs.
Hammy Home is now on version 1.1.0. Over the past month, I’ve fixed minor bugs, improved the user interface, and decreased the load time. In the latest version I added the ability to spin the wheels when in touch mode. If you aren’t able to spin the wheels, you probably need to restart the app so that the update can be applied.
Hammy Home can be installed on desktop computers simply by going to HammyHome.com and pressing the install button to the right side of the address bar.
When viewing the app on an Android phone you should get a prompt at the bottom of the screen that asks if you would like to install the app. iPhone users will need to go to Hammy Home using Safari and press the “Add To Home Screen” button in the AirDrop menu.
You can also install Hammy Home by going to the following app stores (currently waiting for approval from Amazon App Store).
Introducing Hammy Home, where you design and care for your virtual hamster habitat.
To begin, choose one of the starter cages. For those who like to customize, there are a number of accessories that can be added to the cage. In this version there are cages, bedding, tubes, wheels, food bowls, water bottles, chews, hanging chews, ramps, platforms, a bridge and different background patterns. There are plans to add other accessories such as slides, swings, teeter totters, saucers, etc. This will depend on what the community wants.
Up to 3 hamsters can be added to each cage setup. You can design your hamsters to have different colors and fur patterns. Make your hamster your own as there are tons of unique combinations!
When you are done customizing, relax and watch your hamster. You can use the food button at the bottom of the page to feed your hamsters. The touch button allows you to pet or pick up your hamsters, fill the water bottles and play with them by moving the chew toys or spinning the wheels.
When you are happy with your creation, use the share menu to share with your friends.
Check it out at HammyHome.com.
Please email bugs/issues to [email protected]
a preview of the hamster I've been developing in @babylonjs pic.twitter.com/zlu9x7b7E4
— Adam (@AdmBmn) May 9, 2017
The original hamster widget is now available as an extension of the Chrome Web Store.
Get it here:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ab-hamster/jnpagnhcemblbjmaodhdeopdaoifdeag
I added some new embed code to a lot of the widgets tonight that will work for people who host their blogs on WordPress.com.
The aBowman Dog is now available as a gadget on iGoogle. You can change the look of the dog here and then add the gadget to iGoogle by pressing the button below the customization form. Over the next few weeks, I will be adding some new features, optimizing the code and fixing bugs.
The update I applied today to the Groovy Fish Android app fixes the anti-aliasing issue users were experiencing on the Droid and Nexus One. Those users should no longer see distorted graphics (jagged edges on the fish and lily pads) after installing the update.