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I'm trying to use exportRoot(); in an iOS app. If the app is in the background for a length of time, the timeline can no longer resume. Is it possible that the timeline is lost in garbage collection? My pause screen is still visible and the buttons are still available. But nothing resumes. If you leave and come back quickly it's fine. Anything I can try to make it hold the timeline for as long as the app is in the background? --- EDIT ---- Sorry, looks like I was calling the exportRoot twice and that was the source of my trouble.

We have a couple of large Android apps that we'd like to get on Google Play. We have to get the apk under 50mb so we'll need download and store a bunch of assets the first time they launch the app. This is my goal: 1. On launch check for the required zip file. 2. If it's not there, require a download step. Download the zip. 3. Then we'd need to be able to access the pngs from that download. Would anyone be interesting in helping me with this? matt@spinlight.com

I'm very new to using LoaderMax. Would this be what I'd use to create a basic slideshow with unique hyperlinks per image. Rotating banners basically. Hopefully pulling from an XML file. Is there an sample code that would point me in the basic direction for this type of thing? Thanks for you help.