Quick Gamecentre question

ChobbifaceChobbiface PRO Posts: 491
edited December 2011 in Working with GS (Mac)
Hey guys, I've just gone pro! I have gamecentre minus £328.85. It hurts. Just wanted to see some thoughts on how you guys implement it. Do you have an invisible actor which posts the top score after a level automatically? I'm wondering if you have a post score button that the user can press, would you then be able to submit duplicate scores then, e.g. 25metres on one go, then submit 25metres again?

Cheers

CB

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  • ChobbifaceChobbiface PRO Posts: 491
    Thought I'd put in the same thread. Now i've got a post score button in my game, the score doesn't seem to post in sandbox mode on an adhoc build. Still shows as no scores when I view the leaderboard. I know TSB said in his video don't worry it doesn't show up right away. But are we talking minutes, or hours later, or 2012? If I exit the app and go back in does it make a difference? Those that have experience, is it common for scores not to show up in adhoc sandbox mode?

    Cheers
  • ChobbifaceChobbiface PRO Posts: 491
    edited December 2011
    Anyone know if post score normally works in sandbox mode? Still having the same problem
  • ChobbifaceChobbiface PRO Posts: 491
    So with a little fiddling, I managed to get the score posting working in adhoc mode now. Will make a quick note, in case someone has similar problems in future. It was a matter of changing account.

    Originally I made a gamecentre sandbox account within my app on the prompt when I clicked the gamecentre button - this didn't seem to work. So what I did was to go to the actual gamecentre app you have on your iphone desktop, log out there and log in with my actual live gamecentre account I use for games. Then go back into your app, log in with your live account (it still goes into sandbox mode), then voila, score posting seems to work.

    I also found out Apple automatically keeps your highest integer score on the leaderboard only which you would expect. So for example in a runner, when you keep repeating the same level: if you make a manual post score button that the user can press at the end, say if they score 10 first time round, this will go onto the leaderboard. Now if they score 5 next time on the same level, even if they press the button at the end, it doesn't update on the leaderboard. This is what you would expect though I couldn't find any documentation just to make sure. Of course, you could always make the post score button only appear when new score > top score.

    Cheers
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