I'm working on a game that will be universal for ipad and iphone, but being this more of a promo thing, we were planning to add a free/no ads html version of the game to share online.

Agreed, when I tried the keyboard input (on iPad) I couldn't find any way of closing the keyboard input window, I tried all sorts of stuff, enter/return, the retract keyboard button, and so on, I look

* iPad (4th generation), iPad Air or newer

You can always just select "stretch" scaling in Gamesalad. That is what I did for Jump Jack, the only change I made for when it detects an iPad is a squish down the onscreen buttons,

then thing is if you download the iPhone version via iPad it perfectly stretches to the iPad due the build in behaviours of apple.

I'll gladly test for android! this is amazing!

Interesting because I used my Retina iPad to download it from the link above, to play it (and it plays fine and looks great) and then to go back and rate it.

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A quick note: the iPad 2 is marginally more powerful than the iPad 3 (although the iPad 3 is running a Retina screen), so if something works well on the iPad 3 it should work just as well on the iPad

Nice! I'm willing to help with that, both iPhone and iPad, if you are supporting both platforms.

That's probably because the game doesn't support iPad.

Ipad mini retina (ios)

I tested my game with an Samsung Galaxy S6 and Ipad mini.

its no iPad app in iPhone I think it should be place 3 right now.

Something odd is that when I searched for the app on the App Store using my iPad, after I had downloaded from your link above, to go back and rate it, Pixel Mage wouldn't come up? The search displayed

Ah this will save me , i always set my screen to "more space" when working with ipad projects , now ill be able to zoom out and design my level without changing the default display.

That would be fantastic ! 150% would also be useful for iMac users looking to fit an iPad project onto their screen (for recording and viewing).

Even on my 15" Retina MacBook Pro, I can't see the whole of a standard iPad portrait window without trickery, or using a non-Apple-supported resolution. The 90% size is going to get a lot of

I'm pretty sure you can use your iPhone/iPad (if you have one) as a trackpad for your Mac.

values (for example 2048 x 1536 for a Retina iPad project), then hit the 'OK' button, then use the pulldown resolution menu again to select your new custom resolution . . . this is not at all difficu