Uploading Adobe Air APK 300MB
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I have made a game using Adobe Animate, and I'm trying to upload it to the Play Store. However the limit for uploading is 100MB and my project is 300 MB. I've followed this guide to create an expansion. My issue is that I'm not exactly sure where to put the script, and I'm new to programming as well. I have tried adding the code from the guide to a frame, what am I doing wrong? Any help would be great.
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I have made a game using Adobe Animate, and I'm trying to upload it to the Play Store. However the limit for uploading is 100MB and my project is 300 MB. I've followed this guide to create an expansion. My issue is that I'm not exactly sure where to put the script, and I'm new to programming as well. I have tried adding the code from the guide to a frame, what am I doing wrong? Any help would be great.
actionscript-3 flash air adobe android-expansion-files
edited Nov 19 at 20:24
JM Lord
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asked Nov 19 at 14:59
Thilan
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Sorry to disappoint you straight ahead, but your problem does have a simple solution (the guide link is pretty explanatory), but in order to implement this solution you need is a lot of understanding. What is APK, what is SWF application, how to split your project into pieces and how to load/unload/manage these pieces at runtime - at the very least.
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I have made a game using Adobe Animate, and I'm trying to upload it to the Play Store. However the limit for uploading is 100MB and my project is 300 MB. I've followed this guide to create an expansion. My issue is that I'm not exactly sure where to put the script, and I'm new to programming as well. I have tried adding the code from the guide to a frame, what am I doing wrong? Any help would be great.
actionscript-3 flash air adobe android-expansion-files
edited Nov 19 at 20:24
JM Lord
533620
asked Nov 19 at 14:59
Thilan
41
I have made a game using Adobe Animate, and I'm trying to upload it to the Play Store. However the limit for uploading is 100MB and my project is 300 MB. I've followed this guide to create an expansion. My issue is that I'm not exactly sure where to put the script, and I'm new to programming as well. I have tried adding the code from the guide to a frame, what am I doing wrong? Any help would be great.
actionscript-3 flash air adobe android-expansion-files
actionscript-3 flash air adobe android-expansion-files
edited Nov 19 at 20:24
JM Lord
533620
asked Nov 19 at 14:59
Thilan
41
edited Nov 19 at 20:24
JM Lord
533620
asked Nov 19 at 14:59
Thilan
41
edited Nov 19 at 20:24
JM Lord
533620
edited Nov 19 at 20:24
JM Lord
533620
edited Nov 19 at 20:24
JM Lord
533620
533620
asked Nov 19 at 14:59
Thilan
41
asked Nov 19 at 14:59
Thilan
41
asked Nov 19 at 14:59
Thilan
41
41
Sorry to disappoint you straight ahead, but your problem does have a simple solution (the guide link is pretty explanatory), but in order to implement this solution you need is a lot of understanding. What is APK, what is SWF application, how to split your project into pieces and how to load/unload/manage these pieces at runtime - at the very least.
– Organis
Nov 19 at 15:22
add a comment |
Sorry to disappoint you straight ahead, but your problem does have a simple solution (the guide link is pretty explanatory), but in order to implement this solution you need is a lot of understanding. What is APK, what is SWF application, how to split your project into pieces and how to load/unload/manage these pieces at runtime - at the very least.
– Organis
Nov 19 at 15:22
Sorry to disappoint you straight ahead, but your problem does have a simple solution (the guide link is pretty explanatory), but in order to implement this solution you need is a lot of understanding. What is APK, what is SWF application, how to split your project into pieces and how to load/unload/manage these pieces at runtime - at the very least.
– Organis
Nov 19 at 15:22
Sorry to disappoint you straight ahead, but your problem does have a simple solution (the guide link is pretty explanatory), but in order to implement this solution you need is a lot of understanding. What is APK, what is SWF application, how to split your project into pieces and how to load/unload/manage these pieces at runtime - at the very least.
– Organis
Nov 19 at 15:22
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Sorry to disappoint you straight ahead, but your problem does have a simple solution (the guide link is pretty explanatory), but in order to implement this solution you need is a lot of understanding. What is APK, what is SWF application, how to split your project into pieces and how to load/unload/manage these pieces at runtime - at the very least.
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