@NeilSenn said in WWDC26 Announcements for iPadOS26!: @KrystalYee Appreciate the feature update. Truth be told I rarely pay attention. A two iPad setup with customizable voice commands could get rather interesting. Seeing the new external storage capabilities makes me think I'll be building an asset library as time goes on. Really cool, thanks! Reply Glad you liked the update! Totally hear you, this new update could really open up some awesome creative possibilities! Can’t wait to see what cool games you build.

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@NeilSenn I think the big issue is people biting off more than they can chew and lose motivation. Especially for a first game. Usually what happens, people discover an app like hyperPad realizing they can finally make games they've always dreamed of. But ignore the fact that a lot of the games they've been playing and inspired by were created by larger teams or people with years of experience. Thats why when people start, I always recommend starting with a small game. Do something like Pong, or brick breaker. And then try to add to it, make it more unique and exciting. From this you will really learn the toolset, and not lose motivation so quickly. You don't need to make the next GTA, or epic RPG as your first game. Start small, and celebrate the little wins along the way.

@KrystalYee That sounds awesome! Exporting to Xcode makes the publishing process so much easier.

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@Bryce-studio but hyperPad is like adobe flash already.... I guess you could, why not. Its not easy though.

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@Shady91 As of right now, not really. We are using a bunch of APIs that aren't made by Apple, so this most likely won't work like Murtaza mentioned. However, if we migrate to using more native Apple APIs, then this seems feasible. I don't know much behind how this works yet. If you do try, let us know if it works!

@Murtaza Thank you so much for your reply! I'll have a look!

Yeah, community isn't as active as it was before, but I'm still glad that it's still here. I also prefer forums over Discord 'cause I find them more organized and easier to follow.