Star Joker plus-Video Poker

General (non-technical) New Apps / Works in Progress
#1

Hello everyone,

This is my first iPhone app by Corona.
Actually this game was made by Corona 1.0 in this March. Just signed it up lately. =P

Here is the link to iTunes:
http://itunes.apple.com/tw/app/star-joker-plus-video-poker/id385059294

Thanks for your time.

Erin [import]uid: 5377 topic_id: 1611 reply_id: 301611[/import]

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#3

Its up on our twitter and facebook

Go like :slight_smile: and retweet

Carlos
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Cheers

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#4

Hi Erin

Looks great. One thing ive noticed, although it could just be in the screen shots, is that the 2 bottom left buttons (red and black x2) are looking a little warped.

Ive seen this happen before if either the buttons are not snapped to a pixel, as in x=20. The other thing that can cause this is if the width / height of the image is an odd number. If you try it with even numbers it will probably lose the error

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#5

Hi Matthew

Thanks for noticed.
I’ve checked the .lua code about the position where those tow buttons placed.
This tow buttons are snapped to a pixel indeed.

btnRed = ui.newButton{

x = 58,
y = 292
}
bounceTable:insert( btnRed )

btnBlack = ui.newButton{

x = 58,
y = 233
}

Maybe the Corona has the same image rendering result as Flash player if the image does not have one pixel extend…? [import]uid: 5377 topic_id: 1611 reply_id: 4737[/import]

#6

Hi Erin

I thought the same thing originally, like it was rendering like Flash 4, which always messed up images. I used to set them to 99.99% scale and that sorted it out usually. Like it was forcing flash to actually process the image properly.

As for your problem, I remember discussing it back in April with the boys at Ansca. I think the easy solution in your case it to either add or subtract 0.5 from the X values.

Its to do with how objects are positioned within opengl I believe. If you position an object from its centre and it is not an even width then the centre of the object is not on a pixels edge but its in the centre of an actual pixel so when this is rendered back its drawing each pixel of the image over 2 pixels of the display, half in each. This doesn’t look too bad except for at the edge of an object where it gets noticeable.

Matt

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#7

Hi Matthew,

It’s right! my bounce buttons are in size 77x41.
I added 0.5 from the x value for those buttons, it works!
Thank you very much!!!
And thank you for the clearly explanation too.
I will aware this problem in my next corona project. =)

Erin [import]uid: 5377 topic_id: 1611 reply_id: 4771[/import]