Working with screen resolutions
As mentioned previously, iOS games can be executed on devices with different resolutions and screen sizes. This is the reason why it's important to keep in mind the following table, which shows the different families of resolutions and their required file names:
|
iPhone 6 Plus |
iPhone 6 |
iPhone 4s, iPhone 5 |
iPad Retina |
iPad | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Devices |
iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s Plus |
iPhone 6, 6s |
iPhone 4s iPhone 5, 5C, 5S iPod Touch 5G |
iPad Air, Air 2, iPad mini Retina |
iPad, iPad 2, iPad mini |
|
Resolution |
1242 x 2208 |
750 x 1334 |
640 x 960 640 x 1136 |
1536 x 2048 |
768 x 1024 |
|
File name |
file@3x.png |
file@2x~iphone.png |
file@2x.png |
file@2x~ipad.png |
file@1x.png |
Note that we are showing the devices supported by iOS 9, which is ...
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