Hello guys, iam pretty new in to the corona world, and a having little bit o problem to understand how scene sizes works here.
Lets say i’m using a standard iPhone Screen Size: 480x320
And a have a game of platforms like (Doodle Jump), where you can jump up, how would make the scene larger than the screen?
( i come from Gamesalad, so a probably looking at this from the wrong direction )
The scene is infinite in size. All you have to do is add objects with a negative y position and they will be above the screen (or view) and if you move up to them or move them down they will appear. Its just in this case that it is negative Y so it will be above, but if you want anything to the left or right you just make the X larger or less than the screen width, which in your case would be 320.
hey i am from Game Salad i be happy to help you might need to fix your config file here is a file http://developer.coronalabs.com/content/configuring-projects you should read this page ,and go to the bottom and download the config file that would fix your screen problem and would make your images fit the screen. happy coding … 
nice to find someone from Game Salad
Hi @decaobr, seanDp32,
A more updated guide is located here:
http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/configSettings/index.html
And many other resources, tutorials, and guides are located in the Corona University area of our website:
http://www.coronalabs.com/resources/tutorials/getting-started-with-corona/
Have fun!
Brent Sorrentino
o Yeah i forgot to tell you i usually make my images 570 X 320 or 320 X 570 and i would get a full screen image hope this help you out happy coding … :) Also with the config file i send you to
The scene is infinite in size. All you have to do is add objects with a negative y position and they will be above the screen (or view) and if you move up to them or move them down they will appear. Its just in this case that it is negative Y so it will be above, but if you want anything to the left or right you just make the X larger or less than the screen width, which in your case would be 320.
hey i am from Game Salad i be happy to help you might need to fix your config file here is a file http://developer.coronalabs.com/content/configuring-projects you should read this page ,and go to the bottom and download the config file that would fix your screen problem and would make your images fit the screen. happy coding … nice to find someone from Game Salad
Hi @decaobr, seanDp32,
A more updated guide is located here:
http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/configSettings/index.html
And many other resources, tutorials, and guides are located in the Corona University area of our website:
http://www.coronalabs.com/resources/tutorials/getting-started-with-corona/
Have fun!
Brent Sorrentino
o Yeah i forgot to tell you i usually make my images 570 X 320 or 320 X 570 and i would get a full screen image hope this help you out happy coding … :) Also with the config file i send you to