Folks,
I'm having my first attempt at testing resolution independence using LC 6.5.0 along with retina and non-retina iPads.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, or I didn't RTFM properly, but...
For my first attempt, I created two background files.
One at 1024x768 and one at 2048x1536.
I put these in a directory called "images" and named them "bg_lscape@medium.png" and "bg_lscape@extra-high.png"
In the first one I slapped the word "medium" in the middle of the image, and in the second, the words "extra-high" just so I could be sure I knew which one was loading.
On both the iPads, the medium density image was loaded.
But then I noticed, according to the Release Notes, I could name the medium image either "bg_lscape@medium.png" or just "bg_lscape.png".
Renaming to the latter, and changing the filename in "Source" box, everything works fine.
Is there a bug, or did I misunderstand something?
--paul
Resolution Independence - File Naming
Moderators: FourthWorld, heatherlaine, Klaus, kevinmiller, robinmiller
Re: Resolution Independence - File Naming
Hi Paul,
no idea if this is a bug or not, for iOS I stick with the "file@2x.xxx" naming convention, which always works fine here.
image.jpg
image@2x.jpg
Best
Klaus
no idea if this is a bug or not, for iOS I stick with the "file@2x.xxx" naming convention, which always works fine here.
image.jpg
image@2x.jpg
Best
Klaus
Re: Resolution Independence - File Naming
Thanks Klaus.
I'm having my first attempt to make an app that will work on iOS and Android, and thought I'd start with iOS first, so I do need to use the new file-naming conventions.
--paul
I'm having my first attempt to make an app that will work on iOS and Android, and thought I'd start with iOS first, so I do need to use the new file-naming conventions.
--paul