The premium graphics feature(object.fill) is restricted to Pro(or higher) subscribers.

Solar2D Android
#1

Hi, all!

I updated an existing app in Google Play yesterday, following the usual build procedure. The app is 100+MB so it has an expansion file.

First I built it with Corona 2014.2189. After downloading the app from Google Play, it showed an expansion file download screen that had a simple dialog titled “Download Error” and a message “Licensed” beneath it. The downloading stayed at 0% and didn’t move.

So I built the app  with Corona 2014.2381 and re-published it. Now the expansion file is downloaded properly, but on first run of the app I get a message “The premium graphics feature(object.fill) is restricted to Pro(or higher) subscribers.” with buttons “Upgrade” and “Quit” below. Quitting the app and re-entering again shows it properly and the error is never shown again, but it is very frustrating for first-time users. I have a Basic license and  don’t use object.fill anywhere in the code. Also I am not the only one getting this issue:

http://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/49908-having-trouble-with-expansion-file-with-apk-in-beta-testing/#entry258541

I tried building the app without an expansion file and manually installed it on a device and it ran smoothly, without any error messages, so it seems that the expansion file support is broken. Of course Google Play won’t allow me to upload it like this, so I’m stuck.

Any ideas?

Regards,

Orlin

#2

I sent in a bug report about this the other day. They replied “This will be fixed in a new public release coming soon.”

#3

OK, thanks a lot!

#4

I sent in a bug report about this the other day. They replied “This will be fixed in a new public release coming soon.”

#5

OK, thanks a lot!

#6

I used object:setFillColor instead, worked fine for my polygons

Not sure what the difference is.

#7

The difference is the .fill method allows you do things like fill with images, gradients, video and other features as well as combining images using things like multiple and screen.   :setFillColor just fills with a color.

Rob

#8

I used object:setFillColor instead, worked fine for my polygons

Not sure what the difference is.

#9

The difference is the .fill method allows you do things like fill with images, gradients, video and other features as well as combining images using things like multiple and screen.   :setFillColor just fills with a color.

Rob

#10

Hi, we are using this build.

Windows simulator build date: Mar 19 2015 @ 02:19:47

Copyright © 2009-2015  C o r o n a   L a b s   I n c .

        Version: 3.0.0

        Build: 2015.2585

Platform: iPad / x64 / 6.1 / GeForce GTX 560 Ti/PCIe/SSE2 / 4.5.0 NVIDIA 347.25 / 2015.2585

We get this warning:

WARNING: object.fill is a premium graphics feature that requires a Pro (or higher) subscription. To view your project on a device, you must upgrade your subscription.

We are a non-paying Enterprise user.

Are we doing something wrong?

#11

Try going to preferences and Deregister and Logout.  when you login back in this should go away.

Rob

#12

Hi, we are using this build.

Windows simulator build date: Mar 19 2015 @ 02:19:47

Copyright © 2009-2015  C o r o n a   L a b s   I n c .

        Version: 3.0.0

        Build: 2015.2585

Platform: iPad / x64 / 6.1 / GeForce GTX 560 Ti/PCIe/SSE2 / 4.5.0 NVIDIA 347.25 / 2015.2585

We get this warning:

WARNING: object.fill is a premium graphics feature that requires a Pro (or higher) subscription. To view your project on a device, you must upgrade your subscription.

We are a non-paying Enterprise user.

Are we doing something wrong?

#13

Try going to preferences and Deregister and Logout.  when you login back in this should go away.

Rob