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Updated May 30, 2017 by Guest

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elseif ( string.sub( system.getInfo("model"), 1, 2 ) == "iP" and display.pixelHeight > 960 ) then

  application =

{  

content =

{  

  width = 320,

  height = 568,

  scale = "letterBox",

  xAlign = "center",

  yAlign = "center",

  imageSuffix =

{  

        ["@2x"] = 1.5,

        ["@ 4x"] = 3.0,  

      },

   },  

}

 

Note: Had to put a space between @ and 4x due to it configuring it to a member with 4x in their name. This is configuration for an Iphone 5, what device are you using?

Updated July 16, 2016 by XxGam3Ma2t3rxX

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elseif ( string.sub( system.getInfo("model"), 1, 2 ) == "iP" and display.pixelHeight > 960 ) then

  application =

{  

content =

{  

  width = 320,

  height = 568,

  scale = "letterBox",

  xAlign = "center",

  yAlign = "center",

  imageSuffix =

{  

        ["@2x"] = 1.5,

        ["@ 4x"] = 3.0,  

      },

   },  

}

 

Note: Had to put a space between @ and 4x due to it configuring it to a member with 4x in their name. This is configuration for an Iphone 5, what device are you using?

<eof> expected near 'elseif'

I get that error when trying to run, are you sure it's that complicated?

elseif ( string.sub( system.getInfo("model"), 1, 2 ) == "iP" and display.pixelHeight > 960 ) then

  application =

{  

content =

{  

  width = 320,

  height = 568,

  scale = "letterBox",

  xAlign = "center",

  yAlign = "center",

  imageSuffix =

{  

        ["@2x"] = 1.5,

        ["@ 4x"] = 3.0,  

      },

   },  

}

 

Note: Had to put a space between @ and 4x due to it configuring it to a member with 4x in their name. This is configuration for an Iphone 5, what device are you using?

Testing it on iPad Mini 2 and iPhone 5

[XxGam3Ma2t3rxX 21]

<eof> expected near 'elseif'

I get that error when trying to run, are you sure it's that complicated?

Testing it on iPad Mini 2 and iPhone 5

 

Use corona

As for the Ipad

With 360 as the width, we need to calculate the height that will fit the iPad’s screen shape.  The iPad screen is 768×1024, or 1536×2048 for the Retina iPad (double, so the same ratio). First, divide 1024 by 768 to get 1.33.  Then, to get the height, multiply 1.33 by 360 for a result of 480.

1024 / 768 = 1.33  --screen ratio (height:width)

1.33 x 360 = 480

Not sure for Ipad mini however.

Corona should work with the code provided above. But yes it is that complicated last time I checked.

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Use coronaAs for the Ipad

With 360 as the width, we need to calculate the height that will fit the iPad’s screen shape.  The iPad screen is 768×1024, or 1536×2048 for the Retina iPad (double, so the same ratio). First, divide 1024 by 768 to get 1.33.  Then, to get the height, multiply 1.33 by 360 for a result of 480.

1024 / 768 = 1.33  --screen ratio (height:width)

1.33 x 360 = 480

Not sure for Ipad mini however.

Corona should work with the code provided above. But yes it is that complicated last time I checked.

Using AutoTouch to run the scripts

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Using AutoTouch to run the scripts

Hmm maybe this script would be better..At least for auto-touch

local region = {800, 540, 600, 40}

local result = findColor(16431023, 0, region)

if next(result) == nil then

        --Color not found, run command

touchDown(6, 392, 238);

 

else

            --Color is found, run other commands

touchDown(8, 389, 1180);

 

end

 

[Auto-touch is for auto pressing so I would assume this would be the best script.]

Anyways I am going away for a bit! Look up auto-touch lua script screen adaptations on google!

Updated July 16, 2016 by XxGam3Ma2t3rxX

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