Thank you very much for this update.

thanks mate. let me have a look into it what you said earlier. i was hoping it would just be as easy as paying to renew my apple dev account and everything would work again.

i'm pretty sure it's connected to you bundle identifier. whatever you use on apple (the identifier that is usually something like com.yourAppName), so if what you put on apple is different to what you

is your developer id when build your app the same as what you have on apple?

The support team (blue chat) might have some suggestions, but it looks like you need to refresh the link between your developer identity, profile, and signing cert.

https://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/comment/615963#Comment_615963

If you are trying to start a new project in Creator 2.0 it is absolutely great. I rarely have to go back to the old creator. And with features that don't even exist in the original creator (like zoom)

I know that the team has lots of features planned for Creator 2.0. If you haven't played around with it yet, I'd encourage you to do so!

Unzip an there should be a ".app" package. You can drop that into iOS App Signer and it will sign it and turn it into an IPA.

2.0 uses your online portfolio to store the projects. So if you publish something from a desktop computer to your online portfolio it is then available in 2.0 to be edited. Also if you create somethin

If you hit Build RC between the post and now for Android with IAP, do it again. We found one more issue and pushed an update, but not quite worth a whole new posts for it.

Hey, APK signing hasn't been updated on Windows yet. Though signing shouldn't have anything to do with functionality as it only seems to matter to Google when you submit to the play store.

Also if you have signing issues with GameSalad in the future, another open source option is:

To get these benefits use "Build RC". It doesn't matter which version of GameSalad Creator you publish with as long as it's a version 1.25.x.

Publish your game as if you were going to make an app. You don't actually have to generate the app, just upload it to your portfolio.

To answer your question on HTML5, there are some text rendering differences (most notable if you're using unusually not not very well defined fonts). It's pretty easy to test, especially if you import

publish? you mean publish to the arcade? publish to where? sorry I may be a lil more confused than i should be. your saying publish it somewhere so the 2.0 has access to it?

It's not that unusual for games to play slightly differently on computer and viewer. I recommend you do a full build and uploading it to your device to test it on device rather than using the viewer a

I presume you just need to unzip it.

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