But I'd like to release a version for iPad and maybe Android.

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@Approw okay. I'll try that. You said I can take the screen shot from iPad & change the aspect ratio?

@Braydon_SFX I tried doing that. I paused the scene & I took pictures in different device sizes .. but it kept saving in the iPad resolution. I don't know why it did that even though changed i

What I usually do is put the app on each major device (iPad, iPhone 6S, iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S) then take screenshots from the device. The pictures will be the appropriate size and you can then take t

The Ugly Duckling iPAD

The Ugly Duckling iPAD

iPAD

Great fun ! Love the design / colours and the general look, the music and sound effects are working really really well too. Played on an iPad Air 2, and resolution looked great, super sharp.

Place a 100 x 100 pixel actor into an iPad Landscape project.

When working on - for example - an iPad project you will be presented with a project that is 1024 x 768 pixels.

Like I say, images have no size, I don't think it's unreasonable to point that out, all I am saying is "I'd be careful with the word 'size", interpret that as a plot on my part to de

Images have no size, that can be whatever you want, a 16 x 16 pixel image can fill an iPad screen, while a 512 x 512 pixel image can be the size of an icon.

After you sign the app in GS, click the "publish" button in the Congratulations popup window. It generates an .ipa file for you.

I tried to upload my file that was .app file and it return the following message : ERROR ITMS-90529: "Invalid package. Applications built with sdk 9.0 or later must be packaged as proper IPA

iPad:

Yes, I am definitely uploading the .ipa version

Are you uploading the .ipa version of the game and not the .app version? This was the issue I ran into recently.

So tested my app in GS viewer on iPhone and iPad, compiled it got it into x code and deployed to iPhone 6 latest OS to test again works perfectly. Uploaded it for review and they have rejected sayin

If you don't mind the image's aspect ratio being distorted - which would be the case if the actor occupied all of a 4:3 screen (iPad) and also occupied all of a 3.42:3 (1.14:1 / 103:90) screen - then