ghale Yes, it is a simple example based on your Alignment_03.capx. You don't need any events to accomplish this. Just run the .capx and you should see a working example.

Everything is done in the properties windows.

I also wrote some tips about supporting multiple resolutions here:

http://www.scirra.com/forum/multiscreen-cocoonjs_topic61313_post376578.html?KW=screen+resolution#376578

ghale Ok, I updated the download link to a r119 version.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/43763487/examples/alignment_multi_resolution.capx

ghale I think you guys are making this much more difficult than it needs to be.

Here is a simple example I made for you:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/43763487/examples/alignment_multi_resolution.capx

I used your original .capx to created 3 layers, I then set it to scale mode. After that I placed all your sprites on the HUD layer, and gave each one an anchor behavior with different settings. Then I set unbounded scrolling to yes, and set parallax to 0. This will get the effect you want on all device resolutions.

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http://www.scirra.com/forum/topic63887.html

guero Your welcome. Check your PM.

I think it will be very easy to convert your game to support multiple resolutions. I sent you what I have so far, and what I need from you to complete it.

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guero I'm sorry to here it's not working for you. Have you read Ashley's Supporting multiple screen sizes tutorial?

Without actually seeing your .capx game project it is hard to give suggestions.

If you cant find a solution I would be willing to try to help you with this but you would have to share your .capx with me. If your game is a commercial project, and you don't want anyone to see it you could PM me a download link. I will even sign any Non Disclosure Agreement you want before downloading it.

guero Here you go:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/43763487/examples/multi_resolution_example.capx

This is a simple example of supporting multiple resolutions. Remember every game is built different so you might have to do some experimenting to get things working correctly but this is the basic idea.

guero If your games window size was 480*800 just set it back to 480*800.

What you want to do first since your window and layout size are the same is extend your background layers tiles, and or sprites much farther past your window size in all directions. This makes your background fill all resolution sizes.

Then extend each layers tiles, and or sprites to match your newly extended background as needed.

Also set the Parallax to 0 in the Layer properties window when Unbound scrolling is set to Yes on certain layers.

Other than that your other settings seem correct. It is hard for me to guess since I cant see your project so you might have to play around with it to get it looking right. There are no rules to this method it is just a lot of trial, and error until you get it working.

Basically you are just trying to create the illusion that your game is in full screen on all devise resolutions. I know this all seems confusing but once you get your game working your next one will be easier because you will just build it differently right from the start.

Thanks again ArcadEd, I think I will give the publisher rout a try :)

ArcadEd That's good to here your game is doing well on iOS. Iv been thinking about getting a Mac mini but wasn't sure if the $600 investment would be worth it just to get my games on the iOS market.

Ya, I guess getting my games on more platforms is going to be a necessity if I want to monetize.

Are you using marketJS to find publishers? Or are there more companies like this out there?

Sorry for asking so many questions. I have know problem developing games I just feel a little stuck right now on the marketing, and monetizing side of things.

ArcadEd It's looking like we might need a better businesses model for monetizing our games other than just ads. But how else can you compete with free?

I know it's all in the numbers but if your a one person game studio there is just no time for marketing. That's a full time job on it's own.

Thanks for sharing your info though.