How to Support YellowAfterlife's Work
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YellowAfterlife (yal.cc) is a personal blog by a developer who writes code for videogames and publishes GameMaker-related assets and extensions. If you want to support that work, the site's own guidance points you to one specific place: the summary post "A summary of my GameMaker assets," which the author states also answers the "how do I support your work" question that some readers have. The site itself does not display pricing signals or payment links, so the post is the intended reference for current details.
Where the answer lives
The relevant page is the blog post "A summary of my GameMaker assets" (dated Aug 1, 2019 in the excerpt). Its stated purpose is twofold:
- It collects descriptions and links to the various GameMaker-related assets and extensions published over time.
- It explicitly addresses how readers can support the author's work.
Because the post has grown over time (the author notes it roughly doubled in size since 2017), it functions as the maintained index for both the assets and the support question.
What to do
- Go to yal.cc.
- Open the post titled "A summary of my GameMaker assets" (it appears under the GameMaker / extension category).
- Read the section of that post that covers supporting the work — the author wrote it specifically to answer that question.
What not to assume
- The site data shows no pricing keywords and no payment platform links on the main page. Do not assume the blog is free, paid, or that any particular payment method is offered.
- Support methods are only referenced as being described inside the summary post, not on the homepage. Details may have changed since the post was written, so treat the post itself as the current source.
Why this matters for readers
If your goal is to understand what YellowAfterlife publishes and how to give something back, the summary post serves both purposes at once: it is the catalog of GameMaker assets and extensions, and it is the author's own answer to the support question. Start there rather than looking for a separate donation or pricing page, which the site does not present.