Eliminate "Development Build" in Bottom Right Corner for Ad Hoc and FInal Dist Build

I have unchecked the "development build" checkbox in the settings for my Unity Pro based iOS app.

I've done an Ad Hoc Build to test, but I still find the "development build" text still briefly appears in the bottom right and this disappears and does not reappear.

I'm building with the latest version of Unity and Xcode for iOS6 for 2nd Gen iPad or higher.

If I do a full distribution build, is the text going to completely disappear, or will it always show up briefly?

Is there something else I need to to other than make sure the checkbox for development build is not checked?

 

Just Uncheck the Development Build in the Build Tab.

 

I have the same problem.

unityRich did say that he did have the check box unchecked in the build menu already and the "Development Build" shows in the lower right hand corner of the game screen anyway.

The "Development Build" box is uncheck and the "Development Build" is in game still.

 

Are you running a Unity trial?

 

Nope. Just the free license. I have build games without it before.

Is it only able to build for 30 days without the "Development Build" showing and then you have to pay $1,500 US to get rid of it?

If that is the case then I will just have to suffer with it.

$1,500 US is way to much money for unity.

I have used other game engines that perform as well and they were open source and free.

The only thing that Unity does that the others don't do is making the games playable through a browser.

Like I said if that is the case I will just have to suffer with it.

 

The other engines probably didn't export so easily to so many platforms. Use the free version until you make your money back. Don't know the answer to your question though.

 

When you changed from a development build to a non-development build, did you "Append" or "Replace" when updating the Xcode project? (If you do a build-and-run from the menu I believe this does an "Append".) Every so often I need to do a "Replace" to make sure that all changes go through - I assume that stuff is cached on the Xcode side or something.

 

Xcode project? Append or replace?

Huh?

No mention of that, that I can find in the docs.

I always do "Build and Run" from the build menu.

 

Are you building for iOS?

 

Webplayer

 

You might want to post your questions to correct part of the forum then. A little confusing to rage about them here, where everyone thinks you're having problems with iOS build.

 

Sorry, the first post was about IOS but the title of the thread did not say that it was just for that. The issues is the same no matter the platform.

 

Well either way, it's probably worthwhile to clean the build directory entirely before building it again. I do that everytime I push a new iOS build out to clean up older crap messing things up. I never use build'n'run though, a bit too automated task for me (and for example in the Flash build I use separate loader anyway, so it wouldn't fit for it).

 

I also have this problem. I have Unity 4.0.1 (free version) with a legit paid-for iOS license.

I unchecked "Development Build" in the Build Settings several builds ago. Yet it remains on my build in Xcode Simulator. I have even updated elements of the game and I can see the changes in Simulator, yet the "Development Build" in the lower-right corner remains -- it does not disappear at all -- EVER.
I'm also saving as a different name each time with it's own separate folder.

Anyone?

 

I filed a bug report on this a few days ago, although it's not quite the same issue as the original post.

 

Technicat, do you think this is a bug in Unity, and not something i'm doing wrong then?
If it's a Unity bug, how long would I expect to have to wait for Unity to release a new update -- weeks to months?

I've got an app ready to release, so sitting here is crazy.
Would activating the 30-day trial Unity Pro possibly solve it? Or?
Why aren't more people encountering this problem? Is everyone still on 3.5 or something?

 

As far as I know, it's a bug, but not a serious one since I have no problems with device builds (it's only an issue for me if I want ot use simulator builds for screenshots). No idea if or when it would be fixed.

 

annoying filing a bug report. the more they get the more likely they are to fix it.

 

It's 1st red alarm FETAL BUG

Because small developers who don't have artists group wont be able to get screenshot directly from simulator

 

Same problem right now - unity 4.6 pro exporting to webplayer. Always the development build text on the right bottom corner - the development build is unchecked.

Any fixes on this?

 

I have the same problem in Unity 5. Once I created a build with Development Build checked, every time I create another build with this box "unchecked", it still spits out a Development build. Very frustrating.

 

I confirm, the issue is still alive with 5.0.1f1 (Personal Edition).

 

http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/WebPlayerChannels.html

Play your game on a browser and press alt+right-click on the content area in the web page + then changle release channel to "Release"

Best regards.

 

Ok, I have take a look to the menu and the release channel was already on "Release". So the bug is still present.

Since I was using Google chrome, I have just tried it with Firefox and it works fine with this browser.

So the bug seems to be specific to chrome (in attachment: screenshot from chrome).

 

I'm excited about UnityARKitRemote. However, the instructions are unclear and out of order. "Build the scene called UnityARKitRemote out to your compatible iOS device." Easy. Done. And then "You should use 'Development Build' in your Build Settings." Alright, let me check in the XCode build tab for that setting. Don't see it. Why? Because it's in Unity. Ok, fixed it. Build it again. Now I need to change the product name in the bundle identifier? Ok, let me check the my info.plist in XCode. Wait, where are my "PlayerSettings"? Maybe this isn't confusing for Unity veterans, but to those just starting, it's hard to navigate.