Can't find storyboard

Hi,

I have a project that works fine using the current build 2015.2646

However to try and sort a separate problem regards the iOS targeted I have also downloaded 2015.2719 daily build and when I try this version I get the following error message:

Module ‘storyboard’ not found:

no field package.preload[‘storyboard’]

no file ‘/Users/stephen/Library/Application Support/Corona/Simulator/Plugins/storyboard.lua’

no file ‘/Users/stephen/Documents/Current/LProjects/FD-Solutions/storyboard.lua’

no file ‘/Applications/CoronaSDK-2719/Corona Simulator.app/Contents/Resources/storyboard.lua’

no file ‘/Users/stephen/Library/Application Support/Corona/Simulator/Plugins/storyboard.dylib’

no file ‘./storyboard.dylib’

no file ‘/Applications/CoronaSDK-2719/Corona Simulator.app/Contents/Resources/storyboard.dylib’

File: module ‘storyboard’ not found

They are using the same code base.  Is there a setting somewhere that I need to change?

Thanks

Stephen

Hi Stephen,

Yes, in a recent daily build, Storyboard was officially removed from the core (this was a long time coming and we kept it in there several months longer than initially stated).

The solution (for you) is to simply get the Storyboard library from GitHub and include it in your project. See this post for more details:

https://coronalabs.com/blog/2015/08/11/tutorial-treasury-composer/

Of course, I highly recommend converting your project to Composer, but if you really want to keep using Storyboard, you can.

Take care,

Brent

Thanks for the answer and yes that solved the problem.

This project is a fairly old one that I did an upgrade on for a client earlier this year (I wasn’t the original developer).  The current build is just to fix a small bug so I don’t want to make any more changes than essential hence sticking with Storyboard.  For any new projects or a more major upgrade to this I’ll certainly look to move to Composer though.

Thanks again.

Stephen

Hi Stephen,

Yes, in a recent daily build, Storyboard was officially removed from the core (this was a long time coming and we kept it in there several months longer than initially stated).

The solution (for you) is to simply get the Storyboard library from GitHub and include it in your project. See this post for more details:

https://coronalabs.com/blog/2015/08/11/tutorial-treasury-composer/

Of course, I highly recommend converting your project to Composer, but if you really want to keep using Storyboard, you can.

Take care,

Brent

Thanks for the answer and yes that solved the problem.

This project is a fairly old one that I did an upgrade on for a client earlier this year (I wasn’t the original developer).  The current build is just to fix a small bug so I don’t want to make any more changes than essential hence sticking with Storyboard.  For any new projects or a more major upgrade to this I’ll certainly look to move to Composer though.

Thanks again.

Stephen