Hi tatiang, this is odd in gamesalad creator of mac all works ok and don,t work when i preview in ipad.

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To use my method you will need to create the game in a widescreen device like 720p HD and Overscan back to iPad. The way your game plays it is important to keep a full view of the y axis. If you overs

Played a bit on my iPad, the controls are great, very responsive.

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The table saving does seem to be working on the iPad Air and iPhone 5. But it took some moving around of the save functions to get to work. Is it taking longer to save tables now?

I just tapped on each link in your post on my iPad and Safari opened each one in a new tab. When I flip from one to the other they all appear the same quality.

then yes, they are the same size, but in all of the platforms except iPad the buttons now overlap each other. That means you cannot turn that off, as it makes matter only worse.

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Sorry but they all look pixelated and smeary to me, including the original, when viewed on a Retina iPad?

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I took an image I found on google with a bunch of circles and fine lines. I then cropped it to 2048x1536 and created a portrait iPad project. I published this as a universal build and installed it on

I built and published my game today and used Xcode to load it on my iPAD Air and iPhone 5 (both of which have been updated to iOS 8). None of the table saves are working.

There is a big gap in consistency, on an iPad the buttons are more than 2.5x larger than on a iPhone 4(s), and roughly 2x larger than on iPhone 5(s) and 6. This means you can end up with huge buttons

There is absolutely no consistency, the buttons are more than 2.5x larger on an iPad than on a iPhone 4(s). This comes back to what I wrote in the notes of my template:

Okay so I ran your app and played it for a bit recording the results to Xcode instruments using an iPad Air.(Image)

I have a code snippet template the does that. It was designed for a run jump but can be modified for run/attack. I'm on my iPad but I'll find it and post it.

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* "@3x" images are now used on Retina iPads and "@2x" images are now used on non-Retina iPads

This is just a design issue handled in the actor that controls the camera. In the attached example the scene is created larger to allow the camera to pan to far left and far right sides of the playing