“A Summary of the WWDC25 Group Lab”

Please, if you can, report back.Atlases and their auto-generation is claimed to be a feature useful for designers to help them more rapidly iterate through art creation.But from the inception of Sprite Kit it's had problems of all sorts, none of which are easy to discern and/or resolve for designers, the group for whom this feature (apparatently) exists.Conversely, designers (especially for games) tend to have enormous experience packing their 2D assets in the traditional ^2 sheets for programmers to use, and even go so far as pixel peep (not to annoy programmers) to make sure there's no edge bleeds or other issues when it's unpacked in the engine.

It's a great shame (sham?) that Apple doesn't feel compelled to do better, current and informative documentation for Sprite Kit and Scene Kit.Thank you, Karim, for taking the time to impart the knowledge gleaned at the only place where they seem to share and discuss things pertinent to their frameworks.Once a year. In America. For a few days. In between presentations. In the free-for-all labs.// Anectodotal story approaching:I filed a support ticket to do with shouldRasterize not seeming to work, and actually causing problems in CA a couple of years ago.Every attempt to focus on the issue was met with obfuscation.Not a denial, didn't ever get to addressing the actual problem. Instead several walks around and through other distractions to (seemingly) deliberately avoid discussion of the issue despite sending several demonstrations of the problem in complete isolation.Eventually received two suggestions:focus on the latest hardware because by making it perform great on that you help Apple sell more new

What you’re trying to do here is encrypt data at rest. I generally recommend that you use a standard data format for that, something like CMS. That way the security of your data format has been checked by experts. Alas, iOS has no high-level APIs for CMS or any other standard data at rest format; there are APIs for many of the building blocks, but nothing that puts it all together.Note If you'd like to see such support added in the future, I encourage you to file an enhancement request describing your requirements. Please post your bug number, just for the record.In the absence of such APIs you have two options:implement your own data at rest formatimplement a standard data at rest formatThe latter is tricky because the standard formats are generally very complex, so you end up needing a huge library of code to do the job (something like OpenSSL).OTOH, implementing your own format is tricky because it’s very (very very) easy to get things wrong. I found the discussion in the Best practice security section of

I've had this issue for a while. Turning on Associated Domains in Capabilities allowed me to upload for TestFlight but with an empty associated domains array, which has the potential to get the app rejected during a review for the Store.The only thing that worked for me was the following:Turn ON associated domains in Capabilities, but leave it empty.Find the entitlements.plist file for your app in the bundle, manually delete the entilement for associated domains. Don't turn off associated domains in capabilities.Visit https://developer.apple.com/account/ios/identifiers/bundle/bundleList.action and click on App IDs, then your App ID and make sure Associated Domains is turned off.Archive your project, and then the summary when validating/uploading shouldn't include the associated domain entitlement

We found exactly the same issue here.It seems that the NSColorSpace does not like this icc profile. Did you try with the Generic Lab Profile.icc that can be found in /System/Library/ColorSync/Profiles ?

A number of you have submitted requests for DTS support and I've responded by providing instructions as to how to submit a bug report that will get the attention of the iTunes Product Support group. I'm investigating this issue with iTC. In the meantime, I myself was able to replicate this problem with my production account using a third party app that offered an in app purchase to remove ad support. I've documented the problem extensively in the bug report. The issue appears to be that the expected process of handling incomplete transactions is not working in iOS 9.As a recap, when the user attempts an in app purchase and the StoreKit flow issue occurs - that is the StoreKit detects a problem with the credit card info, the user is taken to the Settings App -> Apps and iTunes Store -> User Account Settings -> Payment Information screen to update their credit card info. In the meantime, the initial purchase is failed - in case the user doesn't update their info. However if the credit card inf

I have the same problem. I cannot chanc=ge my Developer Account Summary.