Now the AppGameKit player for ios havn't come out ,how can I put my game into my IPAD?

I believe i read a mention of a version you'd need to compile yourself. Should be a little into these forums. Sadly I'm on my phone right now so I can't link you to anything.

This guide explains the process when you are using Tier 1: http://www.appgamekit.com/documentation/guides/52_ios.htm

I used the same approach for Snake Snacker (a game by TGC) that is now on the App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/snake-snacker/id459426689?mt=8

Or you can compile the player yourself and put it on your iPad.

Like it says you need to be a developer if you read it.

I put alot of time and effort in creating a post once you become a developer for apple. I posted some of my common bugs and errors i recieved from developing in xcode and solutions to most of them.

Can you tell me how to complie the player by myself? I can't the source for player.

If I am using Tier2, how to transfer my game to the IPAD,I just wanna to test it,not release it.

Are you able to compile the example projects that come with AppGameKit? You can find them in Applications/App Game Kit/Projects/Native/iOS. It might be worth attempting to take one of these projects, trying it out in the simulator and then switching over to the device.

Have you registered with Apple as an iOS Developer and followed the process of setting up certificates?

how to switch over a game to the device? Using Tier2,there is no broadcast mode.How can I do that? I am still not a Apple iOS Developer.Can I put the examples to the IPAD for test?

You can only test in the simulator unless you register as an iOS Developer.

then using Tier2,how to use broadcast mode?

Broadcast mode only exists in Tier1. Tier2 is the real thing. There is no player involved and ther eis no broadcasting.

When it comes to publishing a Tier1 app, then they both overlap, as you need to build the project with the Tier2 tools (XCODE, Visual Studio, etc.) to create a distributable app. Maybe not for windows, but for the other platforms I am pretty sure about.

I am a bit puzzled.Is there others know these things?

Halley, there is nothing to be puzzled about.

If you have no experience in C++ and never used Xcode before, then stick to Tier1.

Keep on praying that Apple give the go ahead and the ios player will be available. Only then you will be able to test your work on your ipad. In the meantime you can test your work on Windows.