jcop

Where do you indicate which texture groups are for which targets?

I tried the following code:

achievement_login();
if achievement_available() {
    achievement_show_leaderboards();
}

On my iPhone I get a popup window stating "Game Center Unavailable - Player is not signed in". On my iPad the Game Center detail view for my app opens as expected. Should I be doing anything different to get it working? I love how it looks on the iPad!

Here was my code I used in an object's step event to test this:

self.gamepaddebug = "#L-SHOULDER:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face1)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#R-SHOULDER:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face2)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#SELECT:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face3)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#START:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face4)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#A:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderl)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#B:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderlb)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#C:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderr)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#D:";
if (gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderrb)) {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "1";
} else {
    self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "0";
}

self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#1:" + string(gamepad_axis_value(0, gp_axislh));
self.gamepaddebug = self.gamepaddebug + "#2:" + string(gamepad_axis_value(0, gp_axislv));

Then in the draw event I draw self.gamepaddebug to the room so I can see it. That is how I mapped all this out.

I was wondering about that too. Could it be differences in the 8-bitty hardware itself as compared to the cabinet version?

Its using the Gamepad controls. The left axis is the jostick (digital though) and the face buttons are the top buittons and the shoulder buttons are for the back of the cabinet buttons.

Thanks. I got it figured out and here are the function and constant mappings for the 8-bitty icade which is what I have:

Left Shoulder: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face1)
Right Shoulder: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face2)
Select: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face3)
Start: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_face4)
A-button: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderl)
B-button: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderlb)
C-button: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderr)
D-button: gamepad_button_check(0, gp_shoulderrb)

To detect up and down on the D-pad use: gamepad_axis_value(0, gp_axislv)
To detect left and right on the D-pad use: gamepad_axis_value(0, gp_axislv)

In this case I have named the four buttons on the right side of the face in this way:

A B
C D

And the two buttons in the middle for me are: [select] [start]

Hope this helps somebody else for the mappings.