Be sure to do what @brendanzh926 said to do first. Then, to make the .zip file into a .ipa, literally just change the end of the name to .ipa. It will then ask you "are you sure you want to u

No you dont have to change anything to ipa

I am not exactly sure, but I think you need to change the zip file to a .ipa file (Just delete .zip then change to .ipa)

I thought I would update everyone on my new project. Check out some screens and video below! Please leave some feedback. I love hearing from everyone!

NOTE: I think this game would work best on larger devices (tablets, iPad), but please download, as it wouldn't hurt! (Image)

iPad

Just tried the "publish" route to make an IPA that way and use Testflight and GS is telling me I don't have the latest iPhone SDK installed...

I have a big problem. When connecting my iPhone or iPad to my Mac, and then opening Xcode, the devices show not up. There is only the yellow color beside the devices, but not the green one. Can someon

I'm a UI/UX designer by trade and have done a ton of conversions between iPhone to iPad and iPhone to Android. I also turn things around really fast and if that's all you need, we can definitely do so

I currently have a layout for a game that I like on the iPhone, but given the added real estate on the iPad, I think that I need to upgrade the look of the layout and UI for the iPad. I have three sc

It's not an error. You have to make a completely separate app, which means you'll have to choose a new name. The most common iPad name change is "whatever HD". So, if your app is Ang

agree with @MJMDesign: garageBand is great! … especially easy to use on the iPad/iPhone

my main update would be ipad support. i don't mean publishing to the ipad. what i mean is you will be able to create games on the ipad. because sometimes i am on vacation ans only have an ipad with me

this was technically for the iPhone version but I like the ipad version best

@beefy_clyro - I don't value your opinion on anything, ever :bz Haha. That's what I was thinking, it may be a smart move to get the name out their and the game design and code will be done, just a mat

web apps look and behave like native iPhone and iPad apps, and using HTML5's Offline Application Cache, your web apps work even when the device is offline. With web apps, you have flexibility to deli

There are at the moment already some iPad games with Joypad Support.

I am asking a question in regards to making a iPad game & iPhone game.

By the way... Your app description says only for iPhone 4 and up or iPad 2. I downloaded it on an iPod 2g. Description change? Or does not mentioning the iPod Touch mean that all generations of iPod w

If I use it on iPhone, it gives back 480 x 320, so that's great. It also returns 1024 x 768 on an iPad project, and 1024 x 600 on a Kindle project. Fantastic.