Hi
Got some problem here…
I can build and install a Unity app to iphone just fine (after some HARD work…) But when I try to install UnityRemote, it builds fine, but don’t install…
“Can’t install application
The Info.plist for application at /Applications/Unity iPhone/UnityRemote/build/Release-iphoneos/Unity Remote.app specifies a CFBundleExecutable of (null), which does not exist”
I’m new to Xcode…
I have search the forum, but I’m stuck…
Anyone have some ideas?
Please help!
Have you hit build and run in Xcode editor?
sounds dumb but you might not have if you have then read below
Not very helpfull but best i can think of is first do a Iphone back up on itunes this will back up your mobile provisons you will have to reinstall your apps however and then hit the “restore iphone” Button in xcode organiser
takes about five minutes and then go back to itunes it will ask if you wish to restore from last save just do that and then try and run remote from the x code editor hope that helps
also… did you use:
com.yourowndomain.*
as your App ID ??
if not, try to make a new App ID with your own domain as above (com.yourowndomain.*), assign it to new provisioning profile,
then download install that new provisioning, and make sure to build using this new one.
Thax for your reply.
Yes, in Xcode.
I have done the restore thing…
I shall sniff the forum to day again…
to potan
Yepp… I did.
I shall mess around with i to day…the errormakers way:
OneSmallRandomChangesEveryTime…
thax
UnityRemote is on my iPod touch!
But it says:
"Make sure you are connected to WiFi and Unity is running.
Searching for web services…"
I have no WiFi…
How can i control Unity with USB direct…?
you can not
you must have wifi to use the UnityRemote
USB is only for transfer and charging the iphone / itouch, it can not be used for communication.
Ok…
thax
what Mac do you have?
Mac Book (Pro / Air) and iMac have wifi cards. You can open a wifi network with them to which the itouch can connect to use the remote.
there is a thread on that with some explanation for less mac-ier users 
And Mini; on the Mac Pro it’s an option.
–Eric
Hi
Problem solved!
With a new WiFi router…
Thax all!
I’m new to Mac. Had both devices on same wireless router, no luck. Found Airport / Create Network menu on wireless settings, which apparently makes a private network for you. Works like a charm.