Hi Good day,
I am currently developing an Andriod Game for Google Play and I need some advice from anyone who has any experience doing it. Please allow me to describe what I am doing and then I'll state my problem 
Description:
I am using the following programs: Moho 12, Unity 2D, Inkscape
Procedure:
1. I do the art in Inkscape (character parts, backgrounds)
2. Import the animation Moho 12 and perform the animation.
Here is where my problem is. Google play only allows games to be 50MB in size so which means my animation size cannot be too large otherwise i will exceed the 50MB.
So what is the best thing to do?
1. Should I reduce the art size (in terms of KB) when I am using inkscape (i.e. export at low quality) and then use MOHO 12? or
2. Export the art from inkscape at HIGH quality , then use MOHO 12 and do the animation THEN export the animation from MOHO at low quality?
Also when I am exporting from MOHO 12 what format should I export with so UNITY2d will accept it? Any advice on whats the best export format thats compatible with Unity2D?
As you can see I am very new to this. I read a lot of articles online but the information is so scattered. Please advise or send a link to read please.
Thanks in advance.
question about moho 12, Unity 2d and inkscape
It's normal to keep you work files large and to lower for it for the end product.
So keep working with a large size then when the animation is done save one as a large file and make a other distributing one at a much smaller scale.
The large file is for tweaking and fixing errors.
Scouting Ninja has it right...you generally keep the highest quality you can up to the last moment and the very last step is the one where you would lose your quality.
On the other hand, if I'm not mistaken, Unity supports Android's expansion files, which expand your game's possible size by 2GB. I wouldn't be surprised if this is the best way to go with any sizeable game.
Hey thanks guys . I didnt know about the Android Expansion Files so I'll definitely look it up. Tanks again.
