Yes we have a Green Throttle! (Still waiting for an Ouya and GameStick to arrive.)
Damn, I was hoping the omission was intentional. I’m now back to the previous error message I had. On installing it just gives the message: “App not installed.”
I’m using:
Windows 8 64-bit
Corona SDK Build 1100 (not enterprise)
The same thing happens on both our Nexus 7 and Galaxy S4.
Do plugins only work on enterprise?
Is it possible to use the Green Throttle controller with the simulator or is are plugins another device only feature?
Does the simulator automatically download the latest plugin version?
Hi Walter, I use the Arena app to make sure my controller is properly paired before starting a game like Gunslugs.
My problem though is installing the Corona app I have built, in this case the Pong sample. I download the apk to the device, press install and it gives me the error message: “App not installed.”
Okay, so about the “App not installed” issue using Corona SDK (not Enterprise), we don’t know what happened but there was an Android SDK update we had to install.
Can you guys try again with the latest daily build? You’ll need to use the original build.settings from Pong-Greenthrottle.
Incidentally, if you were using ‘adb’ command line tool to install (instead of downloading the apk), you would have seen this error:
Failure [INSTALL\_FAILED\_DEXOPT]
Just note that Player 1 is set up for the left side even though the ball goes to the right by default, so you need 2 controllers to really play with it!
@roaminggamer You said previously that it didn’t work with 1101 and now you say you downloaded the latest version (1101) and it works. How could re-downloading the same build fix it?
I’ve just tried with 1106 on Win8 and I get the same error: App not installed (Galaxy S4).
@walter The original build.settings? You mean the version before you added in:
Yes, and No. I stated that I tried 1101 on Mac and it didn’t work.
My path was:
1089 Windows (FAIL)
1101 Mac (FAIL)
… wait
… Walter’s reply
1101 Win (SUCCESS)
When Walter said “try the latest build”, and I saw that it was still 1101, I though, “Hmmm. Already tried it…well OK I’ll try again.”
So, just for kicks I downloaded and tried it (1101) on the Window build (my preferred work environment) and was pleasantly surprised when the app installed and ran.
Again, I was surprised, but I’m guessing there was a tooling change on the backend (Corona Labs side).
Note: Ignore the name of the path. I used to develop on my Kindle Fire and never got out of the habit of placing binaries in the ‘Fire’ directory. This was built using the ‘generic Android’ build option.