Hey everyone,
I would like to download the iOS SDK for Fusion 2.5 to develop an extension.
However, I cannot download it, it says I don't have the appropriate permissions, yet I have Fusion 2.5 with the Android and the iOS exporter with Steam.
What should I do?
@ADS_3000 you should be able to access that from the Community Passport.
Sorry but it doesn't work.
I already have registered my products a long time ago in this forum.
When I go to the community passport, I see my MMF2 stuff, but no steam or fusion 2.5 related products.
So I tried to put my steam id in the appropriate input, but it didn't work.
I got this message instead : "Vous avez d�j� ajout� un identifiant Steam � votre Compte Communaut� Clickteam. Vous ne pouvez utiliser qu'un seul identifiant Steam par compte."
Which means in English, 'you already have added a steam id. You can only use one steam id per account'
What to do from now???
No idea?
Can someone send to me the iOS SDK by mail? ( contact@getsplasher.com )
I will Venmo you $10
@ADS_3000 I emailed you about this, please check your inbox.
So, now I can see the iOS link to download the SDK.Originally Posted by Simon
However, the link is wrong... it is downloading the Flash SDK instead...
the link is:
http://download.clickteam.com/sdks/flash.zip
Even if I never had the Flash runtime...
I tried to change "flash" by "iphone", "iOS and "ios" in the URL but still, it doesn't work...
It seems its coming from CLickteam's website
What should I do? (I am coding a small bot, I let you know)
Did you look at this link:
https://community.clickteam.com/threads/90661-Official-iOS-Extension-SDK
Thank you! I gonna start working with this.
The only problem I have is this link is from 2014... is it the latest version @Simon ?
I downloaded the SDK, but the help file seems to be out dated / broken. Is 2014 really the latest sdk? Is there documentation I can find elsewhere?
I have a question - the Extension manager PDF help that MMF2.5 links to on the start page mention C# as an extension development language.
However, the only extension SDK for Windows seam still to be based entirely on c/c++ . It is also quite outdated from 2014 and doesn't seam to have any Visual studio project files?
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