I recently brought a 2019 iPad Pro…but yet my global flight keeps crashing I turned down all the settings to low and anti liaison off low power battery on etc…this is very frustrating due to the fact I had the same issue on my iPad mini which was 5 yrs old so clearly I thought having a new model iPad would fix these issues and the problem is still the same on a new device what else can I do?? I have no other apps or games on my iPad Pro just infinite flight
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I’m going to assume you mean the 2018 version as there is no 2019 version out yet. I have this iPad too and I’d reccomend clearing your RAM and trying again.
Hey there!
Since it’s not a problem with the device, it might be an issue with your internet.
Do you have a stable connection?
- try restarting your router
- try using a different network
Bad internet connections don’t cause apps to crash. Most likely has to do with memory or something else related to the device itself.
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He’s been having this issue on 2 devices. I doubt that clearing ram might help because he seems to have the problem again even after getting a newer ipad.
RAM could be a factor here, but it’s unlikely as I doubt it could happen on 2 devices for the same game.
Also, a brand new ipad has more than enough memory for IF. It can’t happen on 2 devices with totally different amounts of storage.
i mean maybe he just needs to do a soft restart, or refresh every game idk
The fact that you’ve experienced this issue on your 5 year old device proves again that it’s likely to do with the device memory, speed, etc. Try to clear RAM and see if it works. Not harm in trying.
@Ernest_Harper even though it seems that you’ve gone through most of the steps below, I’d check through the following steps and see if playing around with them might help:
General tips regardless of device:
- Turn Limit Frame Rate ON (box should be ticked) if you notice that your device tends to heat up or if you are experiencing lag. A device that heats up too much is more likely to suffer performance degradation which could lead to lag and app crashes.
- Infinite Flight doesn’t take up a specific amount of storage, it can change depending on the area you’re flying in etc. We therefore recommend that you always have at least 1GB of storage available on your device.
- Before longer flights, it is advised to reboot your device and close any apps running in the background to enhance your experience.
- It is possible to fly and charge the device at the same time. The key to this is to use less power than being charged. One way to accomplish this is lower your screen brightness and ensure Infinite Flight’s low power mode is enabled.
- Disable active ad or message blocking apps
- Don’t modify, “Root”, or “Jailbreak” your device
- Use a strong WiFi network within a relatively close proximity to your device
- Lower Infinite Flight graphics and performance settings
- Lower the Rendering Resolution setting.
- Disable Anti-Aliasing.
- Lower the Rendering Quality setting.
- Lower the Texture Quality setting.
At any point if you’re experiencing decreased performance, “Limit frame rate” should always be ticked. This setting can have a great negative impact on performance unless your device is considered high performance.
General iOS tips:
- One great thing to do before launching Infinite Flight, is to perform a soft restart of the device. This is a quick and reliable way of making sure your device is operating at peak efficiency. This is done by holding down the power/lock button until you see “Slide to power off”. Then hold down the home button until you’re returned to the home screen. For iOS devices without a Home button, a restart is recommended as the soft restart feature does not exist on those.
- Make sure you don’t have “Low power mode” on your iPhone. If you have, the battery icon in the top right corner is yellow. This can be deactivated from Settings → Battery, or from “Control Center” depending on how you have it set up. Having “Low power mode” enabled while using Infinite Flight could result in a performance degradation.
Note : This is not the same as “Low power mode” in Infinite Flight. This is a device function.
From the support faq
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You might want to look at your storage especially. It could have been that you used all of your storage on your old iPad, and then you moved all your data to your new device. Therefore you’d have the same amount of storage left over which might not be enough to run IF.
I’ll try that
I did all those things listed above
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Exactly I have 256 gb
I’ve done that my router is in the same room as my iPad WiFi signal is strong
@Ernest_Harper Hey, sorry that you are experiencing these difficulties which aren’t normal for a new device. Which Operating System is installed on your iPad? When it crashes do you notice the icon in the upper right corner changing color to red?
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Same problem happened to me after the iOS update 13.2 my device iPad pro 12.9 2019 .
The app crash but not always .
Now I turned off and on every day.
I feel the same way about myself. I just got an Ipad pro and it’s crashing a lot. I found it very strange that he was pro. Anyway … But the problem exists and they could pay more attention to it. The pro models are looking device weak. Without disregarding who has the weak models.
The crashing you are referencing has a lot to do with the disaster of operating systems 13.1 and 13.2 to be exact. It’s not a hardware issue.
Yes! I believe this is what is happening. The funniest ever comes a person pressing ctrl + c and ctrl + v and put default text and low graphic… They don’t even know about it and put it just to have a reputation in the community. It gets in the way.
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I just found many people they’re having same problem on Apple support they’re tooling about apps crashing .
Special iOS 13.2
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