Cannot look at contents of file in Print Queue with Sonoma Before Sonoma, after I selected print in a application, e.g., Word, I could double click on the document stored in the Print Queue and the pages would be displayed. With Sonoma, cannot see file contents?? One last thing pertaining to this Print Queue = I can't delete any of the accumulated "Completed" Jobs .. menu item to delete selected Jobs is dimmed??

New after update to Xcode 15: Error processing request from MAD on result: Error Domain=NSOSStatusErrorDomain Code=-128 "Request was canceled" Here is my code which I call within my GameViewController's viewDidLoad(). present(itsPlayerController!, animated:true) { self.itsMoviePlayer?.play() self.itsMovieIsFinished = false } Here is my code which I call at various times via playMovie(movieName: "pose"): func playMovie(movieName: String) { NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(self, selector: #selector(playerDidFinishPlaying), name: NSNotification.Name.AVPlayerItemDidPlayToEndTime, object: itsPlayerController?.player?.currentItem) present(itsPlayerController!, animated:true) { self.itsMoviePlayer?.play() self.itsMovieIsFinished = false } } // playMovie @objc func playerDidFinishPlaying(note: NSNotification) { self.itsPlayerController?.dismiss(animated:false, completion:nil) nextScene() changeScene() // re-init for next time setupMovie(theMovieName: "pose") } NB: If I do not call playMovie ==> NO ERROR THE PROBLEM = my call to present within playMovie. If I totally comment out present, = NO ERROR If I comment out just the guts of present, other errors are introduced. I have checked the syntax of calling present and I don't see any error there. All the above pertains to the Destination = iPad Mini (6th Generation If the Destination = Apple TV, then we get within GameViewDidLoad Unable to simultaneously satisfy constraints. For both Destinations, the Game runs OK - it's just these Warnings?? HAALP

Too Complex to Compile? Ventura 13.4.1 New error after update to Xcode 14.3.1 from 14.3.0 // ... <= -(roomHeight/2 - kFudge) too complex to compile ?? if (playerPosY - playerHeight/2) <= (kFudge - roomHeight/2) { // ... this variation works, the previous one doesn't } kFudge and the other parms are declared Double! within AppDelegate. I don't understand what is suddenly wrong after Xcode update.

Just submitted version update to my existing app. Exactly how long before App Connect shows Waiting for Review

Nimbus+ game controller not working with Ventura 13.3 and comparable tvOS Prior to updating these OS' yesterday, my Computer App in the App Store worked. After updating, not working. I have contacted SteelSeries, the mgr of Nimbus+, and they refuse to admit it's their firmware. And I have definitely started up their SteelSeries CG application and looked for a firmware update -- none. Replacement of hardware is not the solution. Any contrary ideas you folk may have would be extremely helpful.

Specifically the Nimbus+ ... but I tried for a few days a PlayStation Dual Sense ... and the identical problem with just Mac OS Ventura 13.3. One more thing, ZERO problems with my iPhone and your Apple TV. So, the following problem is ONLY with Ventura 13.3 (NOT 13.2 and earlier - just 13.3). Here's the problem .. the Nimbus+ will not stay connected and after about 15 seconds disconnects by itself. The above PlayStation Dual Sense sticks around for about 60 seconds and then disconnects by itself. For the record, I have several times chatted with Nimbus Tech Support. Total Failure, sorry to say. Some chatter out there in Google Land said that the blinking lights on my Nimbus+ show (to him) that the chargeable batteries are "bricked" and need to be reset. If true, then why does my Nimbus+ work great with my iPhone and Apple TV? Just asking ... I'm a computer programmer but I am not a hardware person who can take apart the Nimbus and hit its reset button. There you have it ... any help at all will be appreciated. JL

Using Swift, how do I continuously test for a GamePad being on/connected? When you build a Browser-based Canvas + Javascript Game, you do the above via: function listenForGamepadConnected() {     window.addEventListener("gamepadconnected", (event) => {                // this is the BIGEE that is always testing     }); }   // listenForGamepadConnected And it definitely works! I cannot find its equivalent in the Xcode/Swift world? I do see the following that’s built into a boilerplate Game that you initially create using Xcode - but it seems that it just looks once, versus continuously:     func ObserveForGameControllers() {                          NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(                     self,                     selector: #selector(connectControllers),                     name: NSNotification.Name.GCControllerDidConnect,                     object: nil)                 NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(                     self,                     selector: #selector(disconnectControllers),                     name: NSNotification.Name.GCControllerDidDisconnect,                     object: nil)             }   // ObserveForGameControllers                  @objc func connectControllers() {                 // Unpause the Game if it is currently paused         self.isPaused = false                 // Used to register the Nimbus Controllers to a specific Player Number         var indexNumber = 0         // Run through each controller currently connected to the system         for controller in GCController.controllers() {                         // Check to see whether it is an extended Game Controller (Such as a Nimbus)             if controller.extendedGamepad != nil {                 print("CONNECTED - Extended Gamepad #\(indexNumber)")                                  controller.playerIndex = GCControllerPlayerIndex.init(rawValue: indexNumber)!                                  indexNumber += 1                 setupControllerControls(controller: controller)             }             else {                 print("CONNECTED - but, NOT an Extended Gamepad #\(indexNumber)")             }                     }             }   // connectControllers          @objc func disconnectControllers() {                 print("DIS-CONNECTED")         // Pause the Game if a controller is disconnected ~ This is mandated by Apple         self.isPaused = true             }   // disconnectControllers I try to call it in a Timer loop, but still does not work:     @objc func testForGamepadIsConnected() {         ObserveForGameControllers         var gamepadOn = !self.isPaused   // does not work             }   // testForGamepadIsConnected     func startTestForGamepad() {         guard (gamepadTimer != nil) else {             gamepadTimer = Timer.scheduledTimer(                                     timeInterval: 1.0,                                     target: self,                                     selector:#selector(testForGamepadIsConnected),                                     userInfo: nil,                                     repeats: true)             return         }     }   // startTestForGamepad     func stopTestForGamepad() {         guard (gamepadTimer == nil) else {             gamepadTimer!.invalidate()             // .invalidate() removes Timer() from gamepadTimer, so reinitialize it.             gamepadTimer = Timer()             return         }     }   // stopTestForGamepad Scoured the Google world, but I’ve come up empty. Would appreciate some genius out there providing what I’m missing. Thanks loads.

With Xcode 14.2, had trouble pairing with my Apple TV (latest update). It continuously showed "Not Connected". So, I unpaired my apple tv and now the ATV does not show under Devices and Simulators. My ATV shows as the Target of my Xcode Project My Ventura 13.3 iMac mirrors to my ATV just great, but not my Xcode 14.2. Have turned off my ATV, quit Xcode and Shutdown and then re-started my iMac and no luck. Help desperately needed. Other posts seem to show an identical problem experienced by others.

Have received no feedback on: Case-ID: 1777202 March 10th Got automated reply Sent added data as they requested in this reply (seems to be a standard component in such replies). Anyway, 17 days ago. Can anyone check on this ID for me Thanks.

Trouble making SKSpriteNode bounce off anotherSKSpriteNode using Bit Masks and func didBegin(..) Here are some brief Code Snippets: For brevity, let's consider 4 SKSpriteNode's The Bit Masks and the .png Strings are defined within AppDelegate, along with: var noCollision: UInt32 = 00000000 var noContact: UInt32 = 00000000 var roomCategory: UInt32 = 00000001 var playerCategory: UInt32 = 00000010 var ballCategory: UInt32 = 00000100 var UCategory: UInt32 = 00001000 Next Snippet appears within GameViewController which calls .addChild for each Node: myRoom = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "room.png") myRoom.size = CGSize(width: UIScreen.main.bounds.width, height: UIScreen.main.bounds.height) myRoom.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(rectangleOf: myRoom.size) myRoom.physicsBody?.categoryBitMask = roomCategory myRoom.physicsBody?.contactTestBitMask = noContact myPlayer = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "player.png") myPlayer.size = CGSize(width: playerWidth, height: playerHeight) myPlayer.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(rectangleOf: myPlayer.size) myPlayer.physicsBody?.categoryBitMask  = playerCategory myPlayer.physicsBody?.collisionBitMask = noCollision myPlayer.physicsBody?.contactTestBitMask = noContact myBall = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "ball.png") myBall.size = CGSize(width: ballWidth, height: ballHeight) myBall.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(rectangleOf: myBall.size) myBall.physicsBody?.categoryBitMask = ballCategory myBall.physicsBody?.collisionBitMask = noCollision myBall.physicsBody?.contactTestBitMask = roomCategory | UCategory myUStake = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "ustake.png") myUStake.size = CGSize(width: U1Width, height: U1Height) myUStake.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(rectangleOf: myU1.size) myUStake.physicsBody?.categoryBitMask = UCategory myUStake.physicsBody?.collisionBitMask = noCollision myUStake.physicsBody?.contactTestBitMask = ballCategory Finally, here's my func didBegin func didBegin(_ contact: SKPhysicsContact) {                                                   let bodyAName = contact.bodyA.node?.name      let bodyBName = contact.bodyB.node?.name               let playerHitBall = ((bodyBName == myPlayer.name) && (bodyAName == myBall.name))  ||                          ((bodyAName == myPlayer.name) && (bodyBName == myBall.name))               let ballHitU      = ((bodyBName == myBall.name)   && (bodyAName == myU1.name))    ||                          ((bodyAName == myBall.name)   && (bodyBName == myU1.name))               if playerHitBall {      //     moveBallIfHitsWall()      //     attaBoy()           print("player hit ball")       }       if ballHitU {       //    attaBoy()       //    moveBallIfHitsUStake(theUStake: UStakes[0])           print("ball hit U1")       } }   // didBegin No print statements show in the Debugger. Anybody that has some light to shine on my error or errors would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

The reason I ask centers on the fact that my "Monster Paddle Pong" has been uploaded to the App Store - and it works! BTW: Search within Apps - not Games! Within Xcode I selected App Category = Games and the above search agrees with that. My question = how can I in the future make my Game appear under Games in the App Store and not under Apps?

Cannot find how App Connect shows "Unresolved Issues" on an Approved + Uploaded App. Would appreciate some hints. Thanks in advance!

What is the best way to change just one image in an App Connect Build while waiting for review? Zero code changes, just one Image Asset. Please tell me I do not have to delete Build and start from scratch! for one lousy image!

App Review Process (1) first attempt: rejected for a reason not supported by App Connect. For example, “You did not state that your App requires a Game Controller”. 100% refuted by App Connect’s description and promotional texts for all Apps in the App Store. (2) second attempt = I get accused of a personal attack. Crocodile tears when in fact I am simply building a stream of logic that refutes their non-factual assertions. This futile attempt to dissuade others is very often used when they can no longer refute the logical responses. This attempt is quite often used by politicians. (3) their last resort is to simply ignore my submission and forever keep my status = In review. Life in prison without parole. (4) good question = do I put my legal team into gallop mode? Why? Because I and many others have reported very similar issues. Someone needs to say “No more!” (5) These issues all reduce to one = a deity complex that many Reviewers have. Synonymously they are saying “We have power and we will crush you”. For this reason their rejection reasons become a moving target. Most of the time this ploy works, but not now. (6) I am a retired United States Air Force officer and we all saw this deity complex in full display in the late 1930’s … Auschwitz occurred and World War II resulted. I saw it up close and personal in Vietnam. I personally saw Quonset huts full of dismembered U.S. heroes. And we see it full grown now here and overseas .. leaving the probability of World War III = high. The clique of long ago App Developers will most likely result in slanderous statements against me. But sometimes an adult must stand and say “ No more!”

Someone somewhere in Apple Development needs to do something. This just cannot be allowed to continue. This has been reported by many others before me .. but nothing changes. What their Reviewers do borders on Assault which is a Crime. How much longer? The very capable folk such as Quinn are tarnished by working along side some of the Reviewers. I truly feel sorry for Quinn. Submitted my Monster Paddle Pong App that operates on Apple TV and iPad with a Game Controller.  SO the Tester uploads my App to their iPad and starts poking their finger all over the screen .. and NOTHING happens.  Maybe their reading skills aren’t ample because that Game Controller requirement is delineated in sentence #1.  Promotional Text: Monster Paddle Pong is FUN! to play on a iPad + Apple TV with a Extended Game Controller. Match wits with your skill to react quickly. See the Description for more info. Description Text: Monster Paddle Pong is FUN! to play on a iPad or Apple TV with a Game Controller. It mischievously matches wits with your skill to react quickly. It's 100% free, so give it a GO!  Pressing the Right Shoulder Button starts the Game and causes the Dinossaur Ball to start moving .. and unless the Ball is moving the Monster Paddle will not move. As a matter of fact, until this Right Shoulder Button is first pressed, only the Left Shoulder Button works (described below). This makes sense because after all what’s so hard in hitting a stationary target? Right? Use your Game Controller’s A, B, X, Y buttons & the Joysticks to move the Monster Paddle and hit the moving Dinossaur Ball. If you’re successful then your Score in the upper right corner advances. If instead your Monster Paddle hits one of the 4 Walls, your score decreases by 1. All this is graphically depicted in the About Scene which can be accessed by pressing your Controller’s Left Shoulder Button once. BTW, press this Left Shoulder a 2nd time, and you will see my Credits Scene. I don’t want to get too detailed here because a big part of FUN! is the thrill of Discovering. So, feel free to DISCOVER, most notably pressing all the buttons on your Controller to see the MAGIC! each of them makes happen.