ditto that for leaderboard!
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ditto that for leaderboard!
<my 2 cents>Seems like Apple, who's major claim to fame is simplicity, has really dropped the ball on the GameCenter. </my 2 cents>
It's not complicated at all, compared to all the provisioning stuff...
I just wanted to check with click team, though, if, when an achievement is sent 100%, will it show up in a dialog at the top of the screen by default? I can't find any option to display achieved achievement, so is this done automatically, or do we need to use the single achievement object?
@DistantJ, what version of iOS are you using?
I have the leaderboard setup, my issue right now is how to submit a score to the leader board. Currently I have the player authenticated at the beginning of the frame which works
At the end if the player selects the submit button I have -
- Send Local Player Score ( I use the value of a counter)
- Display Default Leader Board
it loads up the game center leader board but doesn't show any scores. It just says "No Scores"
any help would be awesome.
i think me and evilised79 are in the exact same situation as you. would love to know a basic step by step.
The acheivementS objet allows you to retreive the percentage of items. You must diwplay them yourself. Or you can use the a hievement object (no s) to display one item. This object has two images, one for not achieved, one for 100%.
Hmm anyone confused? Lol
So that's the difference between "Game Center Achievement" and "Game Center Achievements" Object. Haven't looked at these features, but it makes sense. The object names could be more intuitive, maybe something like "Game Center Single Achievement".
So I have to tell the user 'achievement unlocked', and send it to apple in the background? Makes sense. I had wondered because some apps display them in a default dialog similar to the 'Welcome back' GameCenter dialog, and in XCode it can be enabled so that this appears automatically. Just wanted to check that, thanks!
I've seen the Achievement object, it's a great idea! Basically it's an object with two images/frames. One displays if that specific achievement has been unlocked, the other if it hasn't. It's a great little idea for an achievements page.