Why does the limit have to be five mb. That's not even enough to run a microwave, much less a game. 20mb html file is NOT that big, I don't think i've ever had a more aggravating assignment. Make a game and add it to the inventor. I made the most bare bones game possible. If anyone has any ideas send help im going to lose my mind.
The main server project size is 30mb (in relaity @ 27mb to allow for the compiled overhead.
The code server allows for projects up to 50mb (47mb)
or do you mean for individual files ?
You can always add more assets after you compile.
Where did the documentation state 5mb, this needs updating by MIT?
I rarely get above 200kb, even for heavily loaded html/css/javascript, something wrong with code...
What is the difference between Code server and MIT server?
The Code server runs on Amazon AWS, and costs MIT more money than the Google servers running the ai2.appinventor.mit.edu server.
The Google servers, however, have a one minute time slice limiting the size of builds and loads.
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The 5MB limit is only for uploading files to the assets. However, you can get around this by uploading these files to the assets via 7-Zip/winRAR. The 30MB limit applies to the standard AI2 server. The code server has a 50MB limit.
If you want to build a larger app (AAB =< 150MB), you can do it like this: