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Why no Orientation Option [WinPhone 8.1]

Discussion in 'Windows' started by MrEsquire, Nov 4, 2014.

  1. MrEsquire

    MrEsquire

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    Hello Developers,

    Is there a reason on Win Phone 8.1 I cannot set the orientation in the build options?

    I do want to thank you for a very different icon/splash screen selection screen which also is not smart enough to know if I select only Win Phone 8.1 don't want to see Windows Tiles etc.

    Oh life is hard sometimes...
     
  2. JamesLeeNZ

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    It must be there... my game is in landscape mode. (not sitting in front of dev pc so cant confirm)
     
  3. MrEsquire

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    There is a option in Visual Studio but not within Unity3d, not sure for the reason, there is a star says shared across multiple platforms but this does not mean anything to me.

    Also this links to my other thread about splash screen orientation issues
     
  4. chall3ng3r

    chall3ng3r

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    There's option for me to set orientation. Using 4.6 B20.

    Screenshot_2.png

    // chall3ng3r //
     
  5. MrEsquire

    MrEsquire

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    Read what I wrote dude, Windows Phone 8.1, 8 is different.
     
  6. JamesLeeNZ

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    Only in Visual Studio from memory?

    In Unity, theres no Windows Phone 8.1... its just windows phone (although I havnt looked at it for a week or so, so now im questioning this myself).

    I build my game for 8, which is supported by 8.1
     
  7. junglemason

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    Windows 8.1 orientation options are configured in Package.appxmanifest in the Visual Studio project after you've built from Unity. There must have been some strange restriction that prevented Unity from exposing this for us in the inspector.