Hi, That looks like a missing framework reference. You should try using the 'platformsdk' option providing a recent version of the iOS SDK which will include those frameworks. The AIR SDK only includes a subset of the iOS SDK frameworks so using some ANE's will require using the iOS SDK directly. We have a tutorial on how to include it here: http://airnativeextensions.com/knowledgebase/tutorial/1#ios Not sure if you've solved your first issue, with conflicting Android libraries/resources is ANE's, but just to summarise, when developing an ANE with a library that may be used in more than one ANE you should not package that library with your ANE. You can build your jar against it but when you package your ANE, leave the lib and resources out and package them as a separate ANE. You can find the Google Play Services ANE we use here: distriqt/ANE-GooglePlayServices · GitHub It just contains the resources and libraries for Google Play Cheers
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