iOS port (for desktop_version) #1137
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Jan 25, 2024
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Here's an IPA for testing: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Szx9lOgHgcL2rb-uQlZFOE7g9BBjJ_vA/view?usp=sharing Apple doesn't want you to be able to install an IPA directly, but you can use a tool like AltServer or TrollStore to do so. |
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This still okay? I want to merge as soon as possible 😛 Would also be nice to get an updated IPA for testing on a real iOS device. |
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Btw this needs to be updated to account for #1174. |
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Waiting for my iPhone to charge to test on hardware, but a simulator build seems to work: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kuCdl2CrVHs9H7_7frJzyOWG2r7VRhv2/view |
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Android CI failure appears to be unrelated to this PR. |
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Works on hardware, tested with a DualShock 4. |
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Changes:
An iOS port of the C++ version to go with the Android port in #1004. The same caveats as that PR apply. An Xcode project for the ARM64 simulator can be created with a command like the following:
Similar commands should work for the x86_64 simulator and real hardware, though I haven't tested the former yet. Some further changes will likely be required to properly support app signing, though I think the details of that might differ between free and paid developer accounts? To force Xcode to build for real hardware without signing, you can use this command:
A tvOS port would likely be fairly easy (and could potentially capitalize on a market for platformers playable with the Siri Remote?), but the only non-hacky way to store save data on tvOS is via Game Center, which requires a paid developer account.
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