So then in that case avoid importing svg and vector images. Best to use png. :).

May be easier to figure out what's going on that way and see what the possible solutions are.

As for the game: What is wrong with these files? Email won’t work, I cannot figure out even one way to download the images to my camera roll. Nothing opens in camera roll no matter how many time I port it over, and Hyperpad is no longer compatible with Dropbox.

And I could have gotten a lot done, even another update to the App Store potentially. Can you give me an actual solution?

Remember: iPad Mini, IOS 9.3.5 (not updateable)

We didn't change the standard import functionality so it should be working fine for regular importing. But it could be another change that introduced the bug.

When I try to open the folder from Dropbox, there is nothing there. When I move images around, still not there. It is impossible to select.

Now, when I try to download just one image from Dropbox to my iPad, nothing happens. No matter how long I wait, my camera roll remains untouched. And I can take pictures, in case you are wondering.

Finally, when I try to download any single image from iCloud Drive, again, nothing happens. It does not open in Hyperpad, nor does it appear in my camera roll.

Emailing works. It just takes forever.
Once the photos do get to my camera roll, I can open it in Hyperpad. But this is crazy, honestly. Why does this have to be such a hard, lengthy process?

Why is this so bugged?

The amount of images you can import at once is dictated by the memory of the iPad. If I remember correctly you're using an older iPad, so you don't have that much memory to start with.

when I try to download anything from iCloud, Dropbox, etc. etc. none of it appears in camera roll.

I've had this problem in iOS 10 and 11. This is not unique to iOS 9... just in case you're wondering.

This is why I use the "email to self, save to Files (iOS Finder), import to hyperPad" technique described earlier. It's the only one sure to work, that I've found.

I feel your pain regarding 100's of images. I have many, too. And experiment with lots of image iterations to get the right "look". Each one manually loaded, one at a time. Same with sounds. Very annoying, very slow, one by one...

It is a shame you drops Dropbox integration. I have no idea what I will do now.

Also make sure you have enough free space.

Infinity Square on the App Store

If using iOS 11...

Save images to iCloud (from Mac), then import (one by one) to iPad from Files ( = iOS Finder).

If making on PC and/or iOS 10: email images to yourself, save on iPad to Files or Photos, then "share" (one by one) to hyperPad.

It boggles my mind that this is the only way to do this other than dealing with the issues and draconian malware that is dropbox.

Now, I am working on an update with 4 modes (there are 2 currently) and 4 themes, each with different backgrounds, colors, animations, etc, etc. 2 of the themes (and the other 2 modes) will cost money, so it is important I make them as rich as possible.

Constant action, many different graphics complete with all sorts of effects... basically, as appealing as possible!

@Murtaza Temporary solution?

There is, so far as I know, only one aspect of Sprite animations working, and that only partly works. That's the custom creation of a sequence from a few images. More than 7 images and this fails, too.

In other words, everything about sprite animations, sprite sequences and bitmap fonts is broken, except the above caveat.