Yes, same thing. My adhoc installed on my first gen iPad but wouldn't install on my iPhone 4s. It also replaced my GS Viewer that I had on my iPad.

Looks like you are aiming for ipad so you could make your tiles 1024 x 768 and that would be your best option, You only have 10 tiles then.

Question 1) Is there a best practice for recommended image sizes to allow for easy scaling to the majority of mobile devices? I'm assuming I should import my images in the size of the largest iPad/t

I have a few apps that run perfect on iPad and MAS (compiled with 10.1)

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i finished my app and i try it with ad hoc but every time when i do something in the game all the app getting lags!! in iPhone 5 u can't see it much but in iPad 2 all game stuck for like 2 sec

if I want to do a project for ipad2 (1024x768) dont check resolution independence

Yes and we should be sending the iPhone version in for review next week so that should be a bigger market for us than iPad. Plus we are testing Android but might wait to see if android IAP comes out i

So, I have this working... iPad Screen is 1024x768. So all i did was have an actor that size on a grid all the way throughout the game... say, 20x20. so its huge 20480x15360. and everytime the player

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I have thought a little bit of a game I would love to make for the iPad, but I´m not sure if it would work unfortunately with gamesalad.

i try to do the UB but it seems hard to make it work to all, what i do is that for my iphone 4 file all i do is changed to ipad project and in all scenes i change the camera tracking size to 320x480 a

You should build everything for the IPad because it is so much easier to build for and than publish for UB. I made the mistake and tried to build for IPhone and then had to redo everything for the IPa

@TomCoffee I recommend you make one set of art at iPad retina size then no matter what future UB options you choose you will have large enough art to fit the device. You can always size the art down b

@RP and I have been hard at work getting puck it iPhone ready. Since iPad puck it was over 50mb this made it a nonstarter as a universal build so we had to make some adjustments to get the mb down. We

Stretching does exactly as it says. Say you have an iPhone game @ resolution 480x320 and you want to fit it to another screen, like iPad @ 1024x768. Stretching would make the 480x320 fit to 1024x768.

My game worked perfectly and still does on the iPad version when I play it. I updated it in January with Gamesalad and all was well. I'm sure that's because it used to use the playhaven ads.

Take the width/height aspect ratio of the screen that you are currently building in. e.g. if you start in iPad landscape, it is 1024/768 = 1.333333

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