[AlexCons]

Hey guys,

 

I have recently been having problems installing V-play. I am running a Mac OS X 10.8 with latest Xcode 4.6.1. In the middle of the installation, I have to cancel it because there is an error. It says it couldn’t install the ndk.nokia.api.simulator.components (at least something like that). I have tried everything but I can’t find a solution to this.

I really like Felgo and I don’t want to leave it because of this error. Please help me

 

Thanks

[AlexCons]

Guys, I managed to fix the problem.

 

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[AlexFelgo Team]

Glad you fixed this on your own. Did you change any settings in the installer or was it just a temporary problem?

Cheers,

Alex

[deeeds]

I’ve had exactly this same problem.  I didn’t fix it.  I chose to push [IGNORE] a dozen times as it came up for all the Nokia gear.

 

What is the fix?

 

Should the nokia stuff be on the computer already?

 

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[AlexFelgo Team]

Hi,

unfortunately we could not reproduce the problem here (not even in this minute), you could however try to select the “Custom” installation in the installer tool and deselect the Symbian/Harmattan Simulator/Emulator packages manually (they are not supported by Felgo at all).

Thanks,

Alex

(Re tagging: Thanks for the hint, we’ll add a hint)

[deeeds]

This might seem obvious to everyone, but having been on a Mac for most of the last 5 years, and having no experience with Qt, or v-play, I had to actually goto this page:

 

http://felgo.com/doc/vplay-qml-and-qtcreator-usage.html

 

The reason I had to go here was that “v-play” didn’t launch after install, which is what I’ve come to expect when installing software.  The other thing… it’s not installed in my app folder.  I had to do a search for it, only to find the folder, and the confusingly named stuff inside it, through a Finder search.

 

On the above linked page it’s not obvious WHAT I should open.  You don’t start with “Open Qt Creator…” or “Launch Qt Creator…” and it’s not obvious to me that I should be creating v-play stuff (so heavily branded into my consciousness because of the install process) with something that isn’t called “v-play IDE!”.

 

It’s just a personal opinion, but I think you should be loud about the fact that this is an SDK, that you edit and create stuff in Qt Creator, because I was really looking for the v-play IDE.  Maybe it’s just me.