@http_gamesalad It's because the screen ratios are different. Ipad is 4:3, and iphone 5,6 is 16:9

for my app. & the project size is ipad & that actors are double the size as they need to be . So I don't understand why the balls will look oval rather than round. It's not like iPhon

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@NipaDidIt The idea is that the actor starts of at the top of the screen (small) and then becomes moves towards the middle of the screen at the same time as it gets larger to a specific size.

@NipaDidIt I tried that as well but the actor moves out of the screen. same thing with accelerate and accelerate towards. the scaling and movement doesn´t stop

But my problem is... I can't seem to find an attribute that corresponds to the actually screen size. I'm testing the code on an Android Samsung S5 and no matter what variable I use... game.devices.sc

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The art assets still have to be in accordance with the regular screen size, which is for example 2048x1536 (iPad)

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One last question, Is iPad landscape the recommended platform to use for Fire TV?

that it was that kind of swipe, so Im on an ipad prototype right now, and so on a smaller screen with less coordinates this would be a much smaller value. do {

entirely), those numbers were for a landscape iPad, but anyhow sounds like you've got something working regardless, so I'd go with that.

Remember that if your device has a lightning connector (i.e. iPhone 5 upwards, iPad 4(?) upwards) you can use Quicktime to record it lag free, with no extra apps or setup required.

Here is how to record your iOS gameplay without jailbreaking your device.... I thought I'd show everyone how to do it so they can record their own gameplay for their GS made games. When you're happy…

Google Play version is now live.

"We discovered one or more bugs in your app when reviewed on iPad running iOS 8.1.3 on both Wi-Fi and cellular networks.

@NipaDidIt Here you go

@NipaDidIt sorry, but I don't think I can do it. is there anything else you'd like?

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