how to set the pickerwheel for 640x960 resolution?

i am using widget.newPickerWheel for my app. how to set it for 640x960 resolution? what are the optimum settings for that? actually when i set values myself then the pickerwheel doesnt go to the first value and takes the second row as first row… please help me…

thanks [import]uid: 209696 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 336012[/import]

I would love to see an answer for this as well. I am running into the same problem. I tried to use the :scale( x,x ) function but it said this does not support scaling. Is it true that it only supports 320x480 resolution?

Thanks!
Nate [import]uid: 118346 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144047[/import]

me too, also we had the TotalWidth before that stretched the area, right now I’m forced to use a fixed size because changing the total widht of the columns more than the fixes component size won’t scale it. that means that you’ve to stretch all the contents inside to make sure that it looks good. [import]uid: 105667 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144413[/import]

Hey guys.

@ iqradar: I presume you are using the old widget library?

@Everyone else:

The new pickerwheel will automatically size to fit a retina display. The default theme contains both standard and retina assets.

Have you tried the new widget demo on the iPhone 4 skin? [import]uid: 84637 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144424[/import]

Try using “overlayFrameWidth = 640,” in the pickerWheel declaration.
The number is set by looking at what you set for width in your config.lua file. [import]uid: 202464 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144712[/import]

I would love to see an answer for this as well. I am running into the same problem. I tried to use the :scale( x,x ) function but it said this does not support scaling. Is it true that it only supports 320x480 resolution?

Thanks!
Nate [import]uid: 118346 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144047[/import]

me too, also we had the TotalWidth before that stretched the area, right now I’m forced to use a fixed size because changing the total widht of the columns more than the fixes component size won’t scale it. that means that you’ve to stretch all the contents inside to make sure that it looks good. [import]uid: 105667 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144413[/import]

Hey guys.

@ iqradar: I presume you are using the old widget library?

@Everyone else:

The new pickerwheel will automatically size to fit a retina display. The default theme contains both standard and retina assets.

Have you tried the new widget demo on the iPhone 4 skin? [import]uid: 84637 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144424[/import]

Try using “overlayFrameWidth = 640,” in the pickerWheel declaration.
The number is set by looking at what you set for width in your config.lua file. [import]uid: 202464 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144712[/import]

I would love to see an answer for this as well. I am running into the same problem. I tried to use the :scale( x,x ) function but it said this does not support scaling. Is it true that it only supports 320x480 resolution?

Thanks!
Nate [import]uid: 118346 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144047[/import]

me too, also we had the TotalWidth before that stretched the area, right now I’m forced to use a fixed size because changing the total widht of the columns more than the fixes component size won’t scale it. that means that you’ve to stretch all the contents inside to make sure that it looks good. [import]uid: 105667 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144413[/import]

Hey guys.

@ iqradar: I presume you are using the old widget library?

@Everyone else:

The new pickerwheel will automatically size to fit a retina display. The default theme contains both standard and retina assets.

Have you tried the new widget demo on the iPhone 4 skin? [import]uid: 84637 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144424[/import]

Try using “overlayFrameWidth = 640,” in the pickerWheel declaration.
The number is set by looking at what you set for width in your config.lua file. [import]uid: 202464 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144712[/import]

I would love to see an answer for this as well. I am running into the same problem. I tried to use the :scale( x,x ) function but it said this does not support scaling. Is it true that it only supports 320x480 resolution?

Thanks!
Nate [import]uid: 118346 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144047[/import]

me too, also we had the TotalWidth before that stretched the area, right now I’m forced to use a fixed size because changing the total widht of the columns more than the fixes component size won’t scale it. that means that you’ve to stretch all the contents inside to make sure that it looks good. [import]uid: 105667 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144413[/import]

Hey guys.

@ iqradar: I presume you are using the old widget library?

@Everyone else:

The new pickerwheel will automatically size to fit a retina display. The default theme contains both standard and retina assets.

Have you tried the new widget demo on the iPhone 4 skin? [import]uid: 84637 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144424[/import]

Try using “overlayFrameWidth = 640,” in the pickerWheel declaration.
The number is set by looking at what you set for width in your config.lua file. [import]uid: 202464 topic_id: 36012 reply_id: 144712[/import]

Ok so I would like to use widget.newPickerWheel but it’s turning out to be a bit of a headache.
I’m using the ‘Modernized Ultimate config.lua’ described in this article because I thought it was the new best practice in corona projects :

https://coronalabs.com/blog/2013/09/10/modernizing-the-config-lua/

I just want a simple picker for a simple job and want to minimise the file size of my app so I don’t want to alter or add image sheets.

How can I do this?

Ok so I would like to use widget.newPickerWheel but it’s turning out to be a bit of a headache.
I’m using the ‘Modernized Ultimate config.lua’ described in this article because I thought it was the new best practice in corona projects :

https://coronalabs.com/blog/2013/09/10/modernizing-the-config-lua/

I just want a simple picker for a simple job and want to minimise the file size of my app so I don’t want to alter or add image sheets.

How can I do this?