I’m building an app that natively rotates according to system.orientation, but does not adapt to faceUp or faceDown. During runtime it’s easy to track orientation events while ignoring these two states, but if I launch the app in faceUp it’s unable to determine whether the user is looking at the menus in portrait or landscape, and has to assume a default option.
My question is this: when the app is launched in faceUp or faceDown states, is it possible to match the portrait/landscape system orientation used by the iOS, ie the menu orientation that was set previous to the faceUp/faceDown state? [import]uid: 167874 topic_id: 29371 reply_id: 329371[/import]