For test: ¿share files compiled with GLB?

[Hark0]

Hi!

First of all, sorry if this question are answered on this forum.

Currently I have two project game started and in progress stage. One are paused at 60% due health problems of one of my parents... I'm are travelling to my home to mother's house day after day... PC on home, Mac on other house... bffffff.... I no have more time for long projects....

The second project its very simple rpg game for iPad... your can see on my blog... and for me its a perfect solution for test short programs codes, ideas, designs... I use VirtualBox on Mac for these tasks and translate to OS X for compile/install on my iPad...

Resuming... Im are finishing iPad RPG project and I need for test in other machines and users. The win32 test no are valid due to speed (FPS).

HOW share my code for test with other people?

Maybe a better solution are zip compiled file ONLY with GLB plus /Media files needed to other persons and them finish the job compiling and signing with his keys on own iPad...


What do you think? Another ideas?



TIA

PS Sorry for my looooooong explanation.

[ampos]

Compile on XCode and on Organizer, chose "share" to create the .ipa file.

This .ipa file can be installed on any Jailbroken/Install0us iThing or you can add the iThing serial number of your betatesters in the apple-app page and sent them the ipa. They will be able to install it using iTunes.

[okee]

Maybe try a site like http://ibetatest.com/iphone/controllers/welcome/
You can do private betas and just invite testers you want

[bigsofty]

Not tried it but you could use xcode ad-hoc keys to distribute a beta...

See here, http://answers.oreilly.com/topic/1434-how-to-prepare-an-iphone-app-for-ad-hoc-distribution/

Cheers,


Ian

[matchy]

Ad-Hoc provisional files is the right way to do it!

[Hark0]

Thanks to all for the replies...

@ampos: This are my initial idea... but I think other solutions posted are best. Gracias!!!
@okee: Very interesting link... I'll read it later quietly.
@bigsofty / marchy: Hmm Ad-Hoc ... new for me... read later quietly too.