5.1.1 1208 Bugfix update released

This thread is a few years old. Some details may refer to an earlier version of Visionaire Studio. Current tutorials

1. Sunday, 05. July 2020, 14:19 · 6 years ago#10

   Save files from another OS should work, I've had Windows to Linux, but I think you need the exact same version of the game the save file was saved with, I don't have a Mac
   I've been given saved game files to test fixed scenes
   
   

   
   

   I don't know f you are doing Linux but the save path is /home/username/.local/share/company name or /home/username/.local/share/VisionaireStudio/gamename

   
   

   If you can launch the game in the mac terminal it looks for a config.ini in the folder you need to look in
2. Sunday, 05. July 2020, 18:29 · 6 years ago#11

   Has there been any changes on the iOS export?
   Instead of an IPA file it exports a ZIP now.
   
3. Sunday, 05. July 2020, 19:06 · 6 years ago#12

   Yes, that's an Xcode-project.

   
   

   Save files are compatible between all platforms.
4. Sunday, 05. July 2020, 22:15 · 6 years ago#13

   Yes, that's an Xcode-project.

   
   

   Save files are compatible between all platforms.

   
   How do they install that on iOS?
   Does it need any other third party software to install?
   
5. Sunday, 05. July 2020, 22:28 · 6 years ago#14

   You need to be on a Mac and have Xcode installed, that's from Apple in the App Store, open the project, connect the device, select it and press play (maybe you need to change the id).
6. Sunday, 05. July 2020, 22:29 · 6 years ago#15

   You need to be on a Mac and have Xcode installed, that's from Apple in the App Store, open the project, connect the device, select it and press play (maybe you need to change the id).

   Ty!
   
   
7. Tuesday, 07. July 2020, 07:43 · 6 years ago#16

   I understand that there is no x86 support anymore and exporting for Windows will only be x64.
   Is there a way to have a different export which also supports it?
   
8. Friday, 17. July 2020, 09:28 · 6 years ago#17

   Why would you still need 32bit support ?
9. Friday, 17. July 2020, 16:31 · 6 years ago#18

   Me too. I want to create games also running on a 32bit machine. 

   I have accepted that the editor will not run on 32bit, but a final game should.
10. Friday, 17. July 2020, 17:33 · 6 years ago#19

    Why would you still need 32bit support ?

    
    Well , Visionaire is quite a light engine and it generally works good on low end machines. Those low end machines are usually 32 bit so like Machtnix said , I don't mind if the developing part is done in 64bits but there should be an x86 export (unless it is impossible with the current update)
    
11. Friday, 17. July 2020, 17:45 · 6 years ago#20

    Is this just hypothetical or are there people won't able to play it (except Machtnix ofc) if it's not 32bits ? 32bits or 64bits is not really about performance. Some parts are much faster in 64bits, but then it needs more memory. The main reason to move over to 64bits is because of the jit compiler for the programming language, that has no x86 support and don't really want to waste time on working something out there.