IOS Runtime

Status	Released
Release Date	July 2011
Available for
Purchase
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The iOS Exporter is an exporter that allows you to export to Apple iOS Devices, including iPhones, iPods, and iPads. You will also need a Mac running Xcode and a Registration in an Apple Developer Program. (You can test on your own device for free with Xcode 7 and up.)

Build Types

iOS Xcode Project

iOS Xcode Project is the build type you should use on your first build.

• This will generate a ZIP file containing multiple files and folders, including a CCI file and an XCODEPROJ file.
• Transfer the ZIP file to your Mac (using a Removable storage device, Online storage, or Home Server) and unzip the file by double-clicking it.
• Open the XCODEPROJ file.(You will need Xcode installed. Download page.

iOS Application (.cci)

iOS Application is the build type you should use when you update your game.

• This will generate a CCI file.
• You must name it Application.cci , or else it will not work.
• Transfer the file to your Mac.
• Drag it into the folder that used to be the ZIP file that was previously created.
• If it asks if you want to replace the file Application.cci , click Yes.
• Open the XCODEPROJ file again. It should be updated.

iOS Final Xcode project

When you are ready to publish your project, select the build type iOS Final Xcode Project.

• Follow the same steps as iOS Xcode Project.
• Build the file in Xcode.

Requirements

• Xcode (Download) is needed to simulate/test/publish your application.
• You will need a Mac to run Xcode.

Quick Guide to Install Apps

1: Fusion

1. Set the build type to iOS Xcode Project
2. Under iOS Settings, choose the Bundle id, Orientations, Devices, and Version.
3. Go to File> Build> Application

2: Transfer

4. Upload/copy the ZIP file to online storage, a home server or a removable storage device
5. Go to a Mac with Xcode and download/move the file.
Note: Steps 4 and 5 are not required if you run Fusion and Xcode on the same computer.

3: Xcode

6. Double-click the ZIP file (in Finder), then double-click the XCODEPROJ file.
7. In the Project navigator, click on the Project name
8. In the main area, choose your Build number
9. Choose a Team
10. Click "Fix issue" under the Team drop-down
11. Plug in your device
12. At the top, choose your device in the drop-down and press Play.

4. Device

13. After the app downloads, you will see a dialog box. Press Cancel.
14. Go to Settings> General> Profile> [your apple id] and press Trust
15. Confirm the trust.
16. Open the app from the Home screen.
Note: if the app runs without a dialog box, then skip steps 13-16.

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