u/ExtensionCaterpillar

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Hey, I am launching a product on Kickstarter for the first time, and I'd love for any and all feedback. Here is the preview link to the Kickstarter.

I'm going for a very transparent approach, showing peeks into the process etc. All of my playtesters are giving really positive feedback so I feel confident that it's time to launch. Would really appreciate feedback.

If you are someone who has successfully funded project(s), is my preview missing anything that's key to a successful?

If you are someone that buys games, what do you think of how I'm presenting my game? Would you buy it?

What do you think about the stretch goal?

Thank you in advance!

Hi all, I have been working on a game for a couple years now, and my playtesters have been giving all positive responses on the latest round so I'm confident it's time to launch.

I would appreciate any and all feedback on my kickstarter preview: Link

To those of you who have bought games through crowdfunding, what do you think about how I'm presenting the game? Would you be interested from this page alone?

Looking forward to your feedback. Thank you in advance!

Hey, I am launching a product on Kickstarter for the first time, and I'd love for any and all feedback. Here is the link to the Kickstarter preview.

I'm going for a very transparent approach, showing peeks into the process etc. All of my playtesters are giving really positive feedback so I feel confident that it's time to launch. Would really appreciate feedback.

If you are someone who has successfully funded project(s) on Kickstarter, is my preview missing anything that's key to a successful?

If you are someone that buys kickstarter projects, what do you think of how I'm presenting my game? Would you buy it?

I do have a question for those of you with more Kickstarter experience: I am uncertain about funding goal. I set it based on the cost of production and shipping for my first production run of the game, but to be honest have already sunk a decent amount of money into this. Should I include that in the funding goal? What do you recommend? Should fulfillment cost/time be baked in as well?

Thank you in advance!

Hi all, hoping from some advice from successful kickstarted small businesses.

1. I have a physical card game product. The pre-production sample is looking good and I have only a few small changes I need to tell the factory for the production run.
2. People I've had test the game love it, and after some revisions I'm only getting positive reviews.
3. I have mostly set up my kickstarter page, but...

...how do I set my kickstarter campaign up to do well, knowing it will only last 30-60 days?

I'd love any and all advice from successfully kickstarter'd businesses, especially physical products! Thank you.

I’m trying to use the new FlutterFlow AI MCP/CLI flow to make a small UI change to an existing working FlutterFlow project, but flutterflow ai run refuses to push because it revalidates existing custom widgets that I am not editing.

Environment:

FlutterFlow AI SDK: 0.2.0
FlutterFlow CLI package: flutterflow_cli 0.0.35
Dart: 3.11.6

Command shape:

flutterflow ai run dsl/edit.dart \
  --project-id <project-id> \
  --commit-message "Add small page UI controls"

The edit validates locally:

dart analyze dsl/edit.dart
# No issues found!

dart test
# All tests passed!

flutterflow ai validate dsl/edit.dart --project-id <project-id>
# [OK] compileDslApp
# Dry run succeeded for project <project-id>.

But the actual push fails:

Error: Custom code validation failed:
Custom widget "ConversationsListWidget" exceeds the 65536-byte limit (got 170952 bytes).;
Custom widget "DiscoverFeed" exceeds the 65536-byte limit (got 229704 bytes).;
Custom widget "ComposeConversation" exceeds the 65536-byte limit (got 287534 bytes).;
Custom widget "Conversation" exceeds the 65536-byte limit (got 201520 bytes).;
Custom widget "EventsClusterMapFM" exceeds the 65536-byte limit (got 128194 bytes).;
Custom widget "DiscoverFeedWeb" exceeds the 65536-byte limit (got 67858 bytes).

The frustrating part: I’m not editing those custom widgets. The project already exists and works in FlutterFlow. I’m only trying to apply a small page-level UI change.

The dry-run trace says the MCP edit itself is valid:

Status: OK
Task: compileDslApp passed
Change Summary:
  Modified pages: 1
  Added pages: 0
  Modified components: 0

I also tried using the SDK validationFilter hook to suppress only the oversized custom-widget errors. Validation still passes, but the server-side push rejects anyway, so this appears to be enforced by sdkPushProject, not just local validation.

Question for the FlutterFlow team: is there a supported way for MCP/CLI to apply a scoped page edit without revalidating untouched existing custom widgets? If not, MCP is effectively blocked on existing projects that work in the visual builder but contain legacy/custom widgets over the current AI push size limit.