Zip the folder and then change .zip to .ipa

Are you running an antivirus or firewall at all? Or possibly on a public network? How are you packaging your IPA?

Set up a rule where your left and right screen presses rotate this controller actor. For example . . . (landscape iPad screen sizes used) . . .

using application loader like i did before i get this screen every time. Can't figure this out.

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P.S are you sure iPad Mini 4 should be on your list of 'earlier devices' not supported ? The iPad Mini 4 is the current iPad Mini, it's less than a year old ?

Principal Hmmingway has disappeared from Hmmbridge University! It is now up to Hum, a ordinary secretary, to find out what has happened to him. But soon she finds herself entangled with spies and arm

So for example if the Model attribute returns 'iPad4,6' then you know you have an iPad mini, you also know the screen is 20cm (longest side) at 2048 pixels, therefore it's 102.4ppcm.

* iPhone6 Plus and iPad Pro - Loading screen starts off correct, then as the game starts, the scene appears in the wrong portrait orientation for a split second, then corrects itself to landscape orie

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Update: Just finishing up the iPad (only) version. Turns out HTML 5 is having more and more issues the deeper I go.

I thought that I had to zip it and then change the suffix to .ipa

When you publish via the GS portal just click on the publish button and the .ipa will be automatically created, no need for zipping files or changing the .app file. (see screenshot below)

@SikkJewFro GS gives iDevices default scene sizes and camera sizes in points (instead of pixels). Points are half (or a third on new big devices i6+ and iPad). So, the Galaxy S7 Edge has a screen re

I'm putting the .app file produced by GS into a folder called Payload, zipping it and then renaming it to the name of my game and changing .app to .ipa. I've also tried just .zip, and without putting

I've been developing it for iPad all these years, but mostly playing it on Mac while developing in Game Salad. So it is nice to be able to output a Mac build, as it really does work better there with

@freneticz I was working on an iPad project with pixel art but it always looked slightly blurred no matter how big or small the artwork.

Where (on what) are you previewing the game, an Android Fire, an iPhone4, in Creator on a PC, on a Retina iPad . . . ?

I tried to replicate that with 6s/9.3 and ipad mini/9.3 but I couldn't succeed.