On a semi-related note...given that Creator will be a web-based tool, will it function well (or at all) on Safari for iPad / iPhone? I've had a longstanding dream of being able to use GS on the go wit

I am frustrated right now that the only solution is me buying a new computer to export an 8bit game on an ipad 2.

Need someone that quickly can adjust the screen size so the game is compatible for iPhone. I bought a template that was designed for iPad screen resolution and re-skinned. I need this game iPad and iP

do you know if GS support bluetooth keyboard or icade type controler for the ipad?

to participate.

Hello I am just trying to test a game on an Ipad 2, using the latest version of gamesalad, xcode 8.2.1 and Elcapitan, which is the latest version of the os that my mac can handle. I am getting blocked

We discovered one or more bugs in your app when reviewed on iPad running iOS 10.3 on Wi-Fi connected to an IPv6 network.

Agree. So many developers here force me to turn my iPad upside down in its faux leather case just because they neglect to check auto rotate in Publisher. (Image)

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We discovered one or more bugs in your app when reviewed on iPad running iOS 10.3 on Wi-Fi connected to an IPv6 network.

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As for scene switching times and loading times in general I was able to gather the following after testing on GS 1.25.73 an iPad 3:

early Ipad3 : There is a frame drop, but it is good.

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source: https://www.safewiper.com/tutorials/clean-up-junk-files-iphone-ipad-ipod.html

Runs very smoothly now on an old iPad from 2011 - on a couple of old iPhone 5s, and brand new iPad mini 4.

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Make the project iPad size. Extend the Gray area to iPad size (I guess that's the alternative target platform you are interested. Use Overscan instead of Letterbox.

I've made a game that I am just about to launch on iOS devices and I've made it using the "iPad Landscape" with Resolution Independence enabled so that it should work on multiple dev

I have a ipad landscape project with scene length of 5000 and the camera moves forward as the actor moves.