Really need help.

DevilsDevils Member Posts: 561
edited November -1 in Working with GS (Mac)
I am adding my scene images and I wanted to know since I am half way done and I know I should have asked earlier but I was so into the work I forgot. When placing my images inside the scene you know how there is a square within a square should I place the scene in the actual outer square or the inner square that has a X,Y,Z little red sign?

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  • VoidedSkyVoidedSky Member Posts: 1,095
    The inner square is the tracking area of the camera, and the larger square is what the camera will show.
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  • skippyskippy Member Posts: 106
    The inner square is your camera which you can adjust the size by clicking the little camera icon at the top, you have to fill the whole black square which is the iPhone/iPod touch screen size.
    Cowtech beat me to it cheers
  • DevilsDevils Member Posts: 561
    @CTM Hello don't think I forgot about the beta testing for some reason I cannot get it installed on my iPhone I am running the newest update and my iTunes is also up to date. I gave up today after work trying to install it. So my images should be in the outer square? I have put them all in the inner square will this be a problem?
  • DevilsDevils Member Posts: 561
    Thanks skippy and CTM I just saw your post.
  • VoidedSkyVoidedSky Member Posts: 1,095
    Well, if you don't put them in the large square, then you won't be using all of the camera viewing area. Any chance you can put up a screen-shot of GS with the camera?
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  • tenrdrmertenrdrmer Member, Sous Chef, Senior Sous-Chef Posts: 9,934
    I have always wondered what exactly the tracking are is for? what is it tracking? does touch only work inside that area?
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  • skippyskippy Member Posts: 106
    @tendrdrmer
    touch works anywhere on the screen not just in that area, that camera square that you can adjust is for how tight you wanna track your actor so if your scene is 320 x 1000 for example and your camera square is real small then he will pretty much stay in the centre of the scene as your walking but if the camera square is big then your actor can nearly walk to the edge of the screen before the scene starts scrolling :)
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