Unable to make expansion obb file

[wesleysingapore]

I have followed the tutorial on how to make an expansion for android apk, but i have only resulted in a single 88mb apk file with no obb files. I am using the daily build 1137.

the config.lua

[lua]application = {
launchPad = false,
content = {
width = 320,
height = 480,
scale = “letterbox”,
fps = 30,

imageSuffix = {
["_hd"] = 1.6,
}

},
license =
{
google =
{
key = “android key”
},
},

}

settings =
{
orientation =
{
default=“landscapeRight”,
supported=
{
“landscapeRight”
}
},

android=
{
versionCode=“8”
},

androidPermissions=
{
“android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO”
}
}[/lua]

the build settings

[lua]settings = {

orientation = {
default = “landscapeRight”,
supported = { “landscapeRight” }
},

iphone = {
plist = {
UIStatusBarHidden = false,
UIPrerenderedIcon = true, – set to false for “shine” overlay
UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend = false,
CFBudleIconFile=“image/LT_logo.PNG”
}
},

andriod=
{
versionCode=“8”,
usesExpansionFile = true,
usesPermissions = {
“android.permission.INTERNET”,
“com.android.vending.CHECK_LICENSE”,
“android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE”,
“android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO”
},
},

}
[/lua]

I’m not sure if there is something wrong with my code or there is a procedure that i need to follow some where.

Thanks.

[rob]

Can you post your config.lua with indented lines? 

You have several things going on.  First in your config.lua, you have parts that should be in your build.settings file.  In your build.settings you have android mispelled at one point (and riod )

Indenting your code will help you solve many problems that you encounter in particular with these nested tables.

[wesleysingapore]

@rob

Can you post your config.lua with indented lines? 

You have several things going on.  First in your config.lua, you have parts that should be in your build.settings file.  In your build.settings you have android mispelled at one point (and riod )

Indenting your code will help you solve many problems that you encounter in particular with these nested tables.

Thanks mate. It was only the spelling mistake all along. A very stupid mistake for me to make.

About the indentation, i am not sure of which setting to use to post code, so i just used the special bbcode function for lua. How do i paste it in with indentation?

Anyway, thanks again for pointing out that mistake!!

[rob]

Had you used and tags (no spaces in there) then it should have preserved any indentiions you had in your source.  It looks like you got it in the code tags, but nothing is indented, so something went amok somewhere.

[rob]

Can you post your config.lua with indented lines? 

You have several things going on.  First in your config.lua, you have parts that should be in your build.settings file.  In your build.settings you have android mispelled at one point (and riod )

Indenting your code will help you solve many problems that you encounter in particular with these nested tables.

[wesleysingapore]

@rob

Can you post your config.lua with indented lines? 

You have several things going on.  First in your config.lua, you have parts that should be in your build.settings file.  In your build.settings you have android mispelled at one point (and riod )

Indenting your code will help you solve many problems that you encounter in particular with these nested tables.

Thanks mate. It was only the spelling mistake all along. A very stupid mistake for me to make.

About the indentation, i am not sure of which setting to use to post code, so i just used the special bbcode function for lua. How do i paste it in with indentation?

Anyway, thanks again for pointing out that mistake!!

[rob]

Had you used and tags (no spaces in there) then it should have preserved any indentiions you had in your source.  It looks like you got it in the code tags, but nothing is indented, so something went amok somewhere.