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I'm still not quite understanding the closing game bug.
So you play a game from the hub. Decide to quit. It then crashes hyperPad completely? Or does it return to the hyperPad home page?
One thing to keep in mind, is that games crashing could be caused by the game it self rather than hyperPad. Since hyperPad is pretty powerful and gives you a lot of creative freedom, you can potentially create a game that crashes.
Hey Drew,
It really helps if you provide specific details on your issues.
What is a "clase a game"? What do you mean sometimes with will crash and kick you out? Is it the same game that si crashing? or all games? is it a game you made, or a game from the hub? Does it crash immediately when opening, or a specific action causing the crash? Can you repeat it with the same actions? If so what are the actions?
Branching we're aware of and will be fixed in an upcoming update.
Regarding display name changes are you getting an error? What do you mean you can't change the name,
@Drewb365 Hey can you make a separate thread about this so it's easier to track and fix?
Include as many details as you can regarding the project wether it is one you made, or something from the hub.
As for the branching, we're aware of this and it will be fixed in the next major update.
You should just be able to redownload it from the App Store like any other app. We don't have any control over how the app store works or functions.
@OminouzDreamz We will also be doing an ios27 pass soon, before ios27 is officially out. We'll do some testflight tests during that time and can add you to that.
These are most likely related to iOS27. We often don't recommend using beta versions of iOS for this reason.
It's usually image sizes, thats the thing most people often overlook. Amount of objects, behaviours etc. Doesn't really affect it.
Music, sounds, and images do.
One thing hyperPad does when it runs your project is dynamically loads assets in memory and creates an image atlas on first load. So it's faster later with switching scenes, and spawning objects etc.
Most people create super large images, and this is generally bad. 2D Game assets typically shouldn't exceed 256x256 px, and thats on the large size. Often times, most games can have a fully animated character fit on a 512x512 sprite sheet. And if you're doing pixel art, even smaller.
We don't have an estimate just yet. But I can add you to the testflight beta if you want early access?
