Any android store is okay. Let me know if you have trouble with the listing. It takes a few days between submission and posting.

IntelRobert - Can you accept SlideME, Amazon or Samsung GALAXY Store apps?

I can't register to Google Play.

It sounds like another instance of a chromium//android issue

https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issu ... ?id=240415

You can check by using C2 preview over wifi with chrome running on your android device. It will work in chrome on desktop, but not chrome on android.

Crosswalk issue: https://crosswalk-project.org/jira/browse/XWALK-1126

If you find that it works on chrome/android, but not crosswalk, then PM me with an example to test.

IntelRobert can you give me any hint on this? should i report this anywhere?

Does no one else has volume controll in his games or i am the only one with this problem?

regards

You have 2 options for android and XDK. You can build with 'Crosswalk for Android' or 'Android'.

Android gives you the same thing you get with phonegap build. APK is small. When a user has a phone earlier than 4.4, you won't have webgl, hardware acceleration for graphics, etc. For some games, these features don't matter--you need to test your game on some older phones to know.

Crosswalk puts the chromium webview into your APK, which uses about 16MB of space. It only works on 4.0 and later, but gives you all the features of a recent chromium on all phones.

codah

IntelRobert

Thank you... yes you're right that is a trap, but (on this occasion) it wasn't that problem I think probably I just copied the wrong .zip file across *slaps forehead*

One strange thing with the XDK production route is that the APK files are approximately 20Mb each, but the HTML5 version is total of about 2Mb. That feels like a lot of cruft to me ? Is there some way to easily strip out things unused from APK files ?

There are 2 things that trip people up. As codah says, make sure you are changing android-crosswalk, not android in build settings. Second, make sure you upload the project after changing settings. You have to click on the crosswalk build tile to get to the dialog that lets you upload. If you have just done a build then you have to close the current build dialog to get there.

mrexcessive make sure you are using the right Build Settings tab.

A human has to review it before it is posted, so it happens once or twice a week.

Also, when it asks you which IDE you use, you have to check both XDK and construct2. Some people have just checked Construct2.

FredQ

I don't know for sure, my guess is that it takes a few hours. I published a new app a few hours ago and it was published and did not get the warning triangle. I just published an update to one of my older apps, the triangle is still there.

Cipriux

Zach

We released support for 9 patch in splash screens. Please let us know if it does not work for you.

Facet

FredQ

We have updated the cordova in crosswalk, so please read this:

viewtopic.php?f=146&t=101139&p=846131#p846131

TonyW

mrexcessive

Tekniko

russpuppy

We have updated the cordova in crosswalk, so please read this:

We have updated the cordova in crosswalk, so please read this:

We have published the cordova 3.5.1 update for crosswalk 7&8 (stable & beta in XDK). You don't need to install anything, just rebuild your app and resubmit to google play. I just published a test app and haven't seen a new cordova alert so I think we are okay. Thanks for your patience.

Now I have a request for you. Many of you have been submitting both x86 and arm apk's to google play, but we need more. If you only submit the arm APK, it won't run on the 40 million tablets that Intel sold in 2014. It won't run on the new google nexus player (http://www.google.com/nexus/player/). Your users might get a black screen and give you a bad rating. My boss will come to my office and ask me why your game won't run on his phone.

Submitting both arm and x86 just takes a few minutes. It's a simple way to improve the user experience for you users, and much easier than the hard work you put into making a game.

The build email has a link to a zip file with arm and x86 apks. When you upload the APK in google play, there is a button in the top right that says 'switch to advanced mode' Click on it. Then upload the arm and x86 apk. Publish. That's it! If you have a problem, PM me.

It's the single most important way to show your appreciation for XDK and Crosswalk, so please do it, and help spread the word.

I am expecting the crosswalk cordova 3.5.1 update on Monday. It will be a change to the build server, so you won't have to re-install anything, just rebuild. It will have crosswalk 7 & 8 (called stable & beta in XDK). Sometimes there are unexpected problems in doing updates which cause delays so wait until I post before rebuilding.