I was about to release a game on the appstore for iphone and ipad. Today I updated to iOS 8 and discovered that the app isn’t setting the aspect ratio correctly. The aspect ratio is calculated dividing the viewport height by the viewport width. I had to put a delay, since the function getviewportsize did return 0 at the start of the game (I used Tappy Chicken as a reference).
Two questions then:
Why is the viewport size not returning correctly in iOS 8 (while it was working in iOS7)?
UPDATE: it seems the problem is that the app ignores the landscape mode (my app is landscape-only and the plist files is correctly set with UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft and Right).
More precisely, when I start the app in landscape, the app is as large as the width of the device as if it was in portrait mode.
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Thank you for reporting this issue. I have been investigating on why you could be coming across this error and then I noticed that iOS only supports portrait orientation and not landscape. You can see this by looking at this photo:
I have tried numerous ways to try and get into landscape mode but have been unsuccessful so far. Would you be able to provide a step by step walk through of how I may be able to recreate this issue on my end? Any additional information would be greatly appreciated.
Are you currently using a mac to deploy your code based project to iOS? For windows, at this time. packaging is not fully supported. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated.
Yes, I’m using a mac. Strangely the blueprint 3rd person project works okay, but after I just generate a code-based 3rd person game, I get this.
I just set up a new build on a mac mini and am getting the same results there. It should just be the stock 3rd person code project, so if there’s somewhere I can send the 230mb zip to get it looked at.
I have just got word that the landscape issue has been fixed in the 4.5 version of UE4. As of this time, I am uncertain of when the release of the version is going to happen but this release should solve your issue. If you see that it is still occurring in 4.5, I will be sure to re-open this issue and further investigate.
