Thanks.
I don’t know if there is a standard. Let me ask and see if there is a min/max that it needs to fit in. I would suspect the answer is make it big enough for your app to use. That is if you have a 64x64 size area in your interface to show it, and you want to support retina displays, then probably a 256x256 would get you a large enough image for the @4x displays.
Hi, Rob.
The dashboard on api.coronalabs.com has only one slot for the image. What if I want my image to be showed on all devices? What about the achievements images?
Thanks.
Hi WilerJr,
We don’t have a size limit, the only restriction is that it needs to be a square.
Hope that helps.
Thanks
-Mohamed
It would be like getting any image from any other service. You get one size, use display.newImage() (not display.newImageRect()) and then scale the image to the size you want.
Understood. Thanks!
I don’t know if there is a standard. Let me ask and see if there is a min/max that it needs to fit in. I would suspect the answer is make it big enough for your app to use. That is if you have a 64x64 size area in your interface to show it, and you want to support retina displays, then probably a 256x256 would get you a large enough image for the @4x displays.
Hi, Rob.
The dashboard on api.coronalabs.com has only one slot for the image. What if I want my image to be showed on all devices? What about the achievements images?
Thanks.
Hi WilerJr,
We don’t have a size limit, the only restriction is that it needs to be a square.
Hope that helps.
Thanks
-Mohamed
It would be like getting any image from any other service. You get one size, use display.newImage() (not display.newImageRect()) and then scale the image to the size you want.
Understood. Thanks!