StoryBoard Working on simulator , Not After Compling and installing into Smarthphone

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#1

i’m a newby of corona for sure, but i’m not able to find the reason

why my code works perfectly on the simulator , BUT once compiled and installed on Phone/Tablet

i get an error  : “This application encountered a Lua error…”

I’m trying to build a multi menu’ level selector for a game , using storyboard. maybe some one can help me. Maybe i’ve not understood the story board api , but neither the description or tutorials about it are complete or completely clear.

Thanks in advance for the help.

main.lua

display.setStatusBar ( display.HiddenStatusBar )

local storyboard = require  ( “storyboard” )

storyboard.gotoScene ( “Intro” )

intro.lua

display.setStatusBar ( display.HiddenStatusBar )

local storyboard = require (“storyboard”)

local scene = storyboard.newScene()

– Create  Scene Function    

function scene:createScene(event)

    local screenGroup = self.view

    background = display.newImage(“sfondolegno.png”)

    screenGroup:insert(background)

    startbutt = display.newImage(“START.png”)

    startbutt.x = display.contentWidth / 2

    startbutt.y = display.contentHeight / 2 +100

    screenGroup:insert(startbutt)

    

end

function start(event)

    if event.phase == “began” then

        storyboard.gotoScene (“menu”, “fade” , 200)

    end 

end

– Enter  Scene Function    

function scene:enterScene(event)

    local previous_scene = storyboard.getPrevious()

    storyboard.removeScene( previous_scene )    

    startbutt:addEventListener ( “touch”, start )

    

end 

– Exit  Scene Function

function scene:exitScene(event)

    

    startbutt:removeEventListener ( “touch”, start )

end 

– Destroy  Scene Function

function scene:destroyScene(event)

end 

scene:addEventListener ( “createScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “enterScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “exitScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “destroyScene”, scene)

return scene

menu.lua

display.setStatusBar ( display.HiddenStatusBar )

– requires

local storyboard = require “storyboard”

local scene = storyboard.newScene()

function scene:createScene(event)

    

    local DX = display.contentWidth /24

    local DY = display.contentHeight/40

    local screenGroup = self.view

    local background = display.newImage(“sfondomenu.png”)

    background.x = display.contentWidth / 2

    background.y = display.contentHeight / 2

    background.alpha =1

    screenGroup:insert(background)

    

    

    button01 = display.newImage(“LVL01.png”)

    button01.x = 4*DX

    button01.y = 13*DY

    screenGroup:insert(button01)

    

    

end

function start01(event)

    if event.phase == “began” then

        storyboard.gotoScene (“LVL1”, “fade” , 200)

    end 

end

function scene:enterScene(event)

    local previous_scene = storyboard.getPrevious()

    storyboard.removeScene( previous_scene )

    

    button01:addEventListener ( “touch”, start01)

    

end 

function scene:exitScene(event)

    

    button01:removeEventListener ( “touch”, start01)

    

end 

function scene:destroyScene(event)

end 

scene:addEventListener ( “createScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “enterScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “exitScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “destroyScene”, scene)

    

return scene

LVL1.lua

display.setStatusBar ( display.HiddenStatusBar )

local storyboard = require (“storyboard”)

local scene = storyboard.newScene()

function scene:createScene(event)

        

    local screenGroup = self.view

    

    background = display.newImage(“sfondo.png”)

    screenGroup:insert(background)

    

    button01 = display.newImage(“LVL01.png”)

    button01.x = display.contentWidth / 2

    button01.y = display.contentHeight / 2

    screenGroup:insert(button01)

    

    

end

function back_to_menu(event)

    if event.phase == “began” then

        storyboard.gotoScene (“menu”, “fade” , 200)

    end 

end

    

function scene:enterScene(event)

    local previous_scene = storyboard.getPrevious()

    storyboard.removeScene( previous_scene )

    button01:addEventListener ( “touch”, back_to_menu )

    

end 

function scene:exitScene(event)

    button01:removeEventListener ( “touch”, back_to_menu )    

end 

function scene:destroyScene(event)

end 

scene:addEventListener ( “createScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “enterScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “exitScene”, scene)

scene:addEventListener ( “destroyScene”, scene)

return scene

#2

The #1 cause of “it works in the simulator but not on device” is file name case sensitivity.  The Simulator doesn’t care about the case of file names, but the devices are sensitive.

Make sure your LVL01.png is really LVL01.png and not lvl01.png.  That’s an example.  You need to verify every time name, image, audio, .lua scene files filename case on the operating system matches what you have in your code.

The #2 cause of this is an error in your build.settings file.

#3

The #1 cause of “it works in the simulator but not on device” is file name case sensitivity.  The Simulator doesn’t care about the case of file names, but the devices are sensitive.

Make sure your LVL01.png is really LVL01.png and not lvl01.png.  That’s an example.  You need to verify every time name, image, audio, .lua scene files filename case on the operating system matches what you have in your code.

The #2 cause of this is an error in your build.settings file.