Wikitude

Hi Alex,

You would only need to run this once from the CLI. The command ensures that only the indicated architecture remains in the framework and is a permanent change.

If you need to run your app in both device and simulator, make a copy of the original file and run the command for each architecture on each framework. This way you would have a framework to use for device builds and another framework to use for simulator builds.

Sorry for the inconvenience, we are looking into a long-term solution to this issue.

- Damian

Hi,

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Xcode 12.3 introduced a change that affects all iOS legacy frameworks that include support for multiple architectures. Our frameworks include device support (arm64) and iOS simulator support (x86_64). We are working on a long term solution, but in the meantime, you can still build your project with Xcode 12.3 by stripping our framework from all architecture support except for arm64:

lipo -thin arm64 /path/to/WikitudeSDK.framework/WikitudeSDK -output /path/to/WikitudeSDK.framework/WikitudeSDK

You will not be able to build your app for the iOS simulator, but it will build and run just fine on an iOS device. If you need to run your app on the simulator, save a copy of the original framework and use it in your project after running this command:

lipo -thin x86_64 /path/to/WikitudeSDK.framework/WikitudeSDK -output /path/to/WikitudeSDK.framework/WikitudeSDK

Please let us know if you have any further issues.

- Damian

Hi,

Could you please provide the following details:

• Which version of the SDK are you using?
• Are you working with the JS API or the Native API?
• Are you using any of our Extensions (Cordova, Xamarin, Unity)? If yes, which version are you using?
• Did you make sure to follow the setup instructions in the documentation?

Thx and greetings

Nicola