Chocolate Truffle Factory

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http://itunes.apple.com/ke/app/choco...478861983?mt=8

Recipes based around making chocolate truffles.

Cool!
I wish someone would cook me up some and send them over to the Clickteam offices :)

I did this app as more of a test project to see how to achieve different functionality other than games using MMF. Turns out its quite versatile software, and I will be applying the lessons learned here in future. Really very happy with this one.

Cheers clickteam.

Nice. It looks like some of the text is a little hard to read on top of the image, though (just from the screenshot).

Its free so feel free to try it out

Still doesn't work on my iPad 1 even after a full reset ?

Raudaschi, can you let us know what Xcode build you are using? and what you built for (iOS SDK version)... as it would be nice to figure out why some iPad 1's are not working.

I will download this tomorrow and check it out on my iPad 1

For me the main screen loads ok and if i click the about button that works. If i click on anything else i get a black screen with a back button on the top left. I am running ios 5.1

I'm using xcode Version 4.2 Build 4D199. The base SDK was built for 5.0. I have now finally seen this blank screen problem for myself when running the same build on my ipodtouch. It does seem to be an issue with memory I assume; although the image file size is not very big at all (around 1mb) it appears purely an issue with image dimension size. If I break up the image it works fine. Seems strange really seeing at technically it shouldn't be using much ram.

Any ideas?

Whats the size of image that is having a problem?

Between 400-800 kb

I've fixed it now!

Check it out - http://itunes.apple.com/ke/app/choco...478861983?mt=8

Yes, works fine now on ipad 1

Fantastic

So what was the problem?

Works now on iPad2! The high scrolling speed sometimes makes it hard to scroll precisely. Is it ok that the height of the lowest picture is less than the height of the 4 steps before? Not sure, because the result of the sweet work looks a little cropped.

It was not an issue of image size in terms of space, but rather an issue of image dimensions. It seems that after a certain size the image starts to blank out completely regardless of its content. So I simply split the image up into pieces.