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Falling Balls game
Game can run on Android, iOS, desktop or in a browser.
Prerequisites: to run on iOS and Android, you should have "Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile" plugin installed either in Android Studio or in AppCode with installed CocoaPods.
How to run
Choose a run configuration for an appropriate target in IDE and run it.
To run on iOS device, please correct iosApp/Configuration/TeamId.xcconfig with your Apple Team ID.
Alternatively, you may setup signing within XCode opening iosApp/iosApp.xcworkspace and then
using "Signing & Capabilities" tab of iosApp target. See also how to prepare XCode section below.
Then choose iosApp configuration in IDE and run it.
Run on desktop via Gradle
./gradlew desktopApp:run
Run JS in browser with WebAssembly Skia via Gradle
./gradlew jsApp:jsBrowserDevelopmentRun
Prepare Xcode to launch on iOS device
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Add your Apple ID.
Xcode -> Preferences... -> Accounts
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Create certificates with XCode in temporary project.
You can create a certificate in Xcode. Create a new iOS app in Xcode.
File -> New -> Project
Choose iOS, App:
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In next dialog set any product name and choose your teamID.
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Run project on iOS Device.
Xcode prompts you to install the certificate. Require password from login.keychain -
Done After a successful launch on the device - you can delete this temporary project.
Certificates will remain in login.keychain
Run native on MacOS
Choose shared[macosX64] or shared[macosArm64] configuration in IDE and run it.