* 3.compress the folder and rename it to: yourgamename.ipa

But once I turned it off, I made my Payload ipa file and my file size reduced to about 29mb (Image)

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@NipaDidIt Thanks, I'll try it out.

try renaming the final zip appname.ipa not .app

Once I do what was said to do in that thread I get another error message. "The IPA is invalid. It does not include payload directory". Am I still doing something wrong?

Please help with this error

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@NipaDidIt, nice and smooth... nice.

Now this resolution looks just as good upscaled as it does on the iphone5. It looks good on the larger 6 and an iPad, and a computer screen.

I am running 13.40 on my PC and viewer is the same version. When I launch the viewer on my IPAD, creator on PC recognizes it right away.

I did what you said but gettin this error message: the ipa is invalid. it does not include a payload directory

Put the app in a folder called Payload. Zip the payload folder. Call the zip file "yourapp.ipa". Submit that to apple.

ERROR ITMS-90529: "Invalid package. Applications built with sdk 9.0 or later must be packaged as proper IPA files."

ERROR ITMS-90529: "Invalid package. Applications built with sdk 9.0 or later must be packaged as proper IPA files."

I think there are still a lot of people have iPad2,

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to figure out he had discovered your game on our iPad. Nice game, good work!