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Also, I tried to open Glyph3D.xcodeproj from the GitHub repo in Xcode and got an error message that says: > The project ‘Glyph3D’ is damaged and cannot be open

Also, I tried to open Glyph3D.xcodeproj from the GitHub repo in Xcode and got an error message that says: > The project ‘Glyph3D’ is damaged and cannot be opened. Examine the project file for invalid edits or unresolved source control conflicts. > Path: /Users/user/src/LookAtThat/Glyph3D.xcodeproj > Exception: didn't find classname for 'isa' key Although this could also just be that the version of Xcode I have installed is too old. I haven't used Xcode in a while so I haven't updated it for a while either. My currently installed version of Xcode is Xcode version 15.0.

tikimcfee 2y ago
Hey there! In reverse order, I'd say yes, you may want to try at least Xcode 15.4, and preferably 16.0. I've also had issues with older versions of Xcode on the M series, and have had to update begrudgingly across versions over the years. And, to the 'safe area' issue you're mentioning, I do appreciate the comment. I have a pretty rough version of windowing in the app, and it partially relies on a a full view layer. Ideally I'd take advantage of said safe area, but I'd need to clean up a few things first. Now that I'm being reminded that this is a first-time user experience, I'll put this on the list!