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i think their letter boxing requirement is across phones, but on an iPad it's ok

Apple just accepted my universal app that is letterbox for iPad but fits perfect on iPhone.

On the publishing portal, once all is ready, click Sign App. That will download the app and GS will sign it with your Distribution Certificate. When that is done, in the last GS window which says Cong

@Braydon_SFX‌ : if i put the settings button near the left side (in the second square o the iPad in GS Creator), it won't be totally visible on the iPhone4/5 resolution.

I used iPad with overscan, put all the side actors(settings button,...) in the first square, and i think it's fine.

My game I'm currently working on is iPad portrait orientation originally. Overscan does the trick for me for ANY device; no stretching or buttons cut off. You just need to make sure you keep that in m

Overscan or Stretch starting with iPad resolution is your best bet, no single one is a magic bullet however and do require some configuration to be just right. I use stretch.

I use the iPad resolution with the stretch option.

* i found a comment where someone said that the best option is iPad resolution with overscan!

Hi, i am working on a game, i created it for the iPad and i want the game to overscan when you open it on other iOS devices. I created the art to fit the screen once its overscanned. My question to yo

now application loader giving me this error

Yep! I see the problem as well. @reginald.bernardin‌ you haven't optimized the app for iPad.

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It seems you are submitting a universal app but it isn't optimized. Do you have iPhone and iPad screenshots to compare?

* Was not optimized to support the device screen size and/or resolution when reviewed on iPad Air running iOS 8 and iPhone 5s running iOS 8

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Create your art at higher resolutions and you should be safe. I generally create art at @4x iPhone 5 size, e.g. 4x the size of the actor in question. That is a bit larger than absolutely necessary, bu

Yes, as an example when you work on a project destined for a Retina iPad, you work in a 1024 x 768 pixel GameSalad project . . . whereas the actual Retina iPad screen resolution is QXGA (2048 x 1536 p

like the Elgato would be to record from the iPad, where the Elgato does a fair bit of compression to the signal, then take this into your editing software, where after being edited is then rendered o