game-center

It's possible to open the Game Center app from your own app using: [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"gamecenter:"]]; Is there a way to open it on the page for a specific game? I've tried many different combinations. Judging by iBook's lack of such a feature, the lack of documentation and as I'm sure you've found—the lack of info on the internet—I'm going to say that someone'd probably have to either brute force the URL to figure it out (if it's set up to go to individual apps by URL at all). Here are some I've tried: [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:

This question already has an answer here: Unable to sign in Sandbox gamecenter on iOS 7 4 answers If the user dismisses the GameCenter login from your app 3 times, they're never prompted again. The authentication handler returns this: The requested operation has been cancelled or disabled by the user. In previous versions of iOS (6 and below), the user could go to the GameCenter app, login, and all would be good from that point on - they could return to your app and login as normal. In iOS7 (as far as I can tell), canceling 3 times permanently disables GameCenter for your app on that device.

Okay so I would like to make a game, I'm trying not to divulge what it is but it requires anyone of a certain level in the game who is currently playing to be able to see each other in a sort of MMO style but not really. For example: Suppose I have players Bob, Mary, and Rob. Suppose that Bob is level 4, Mary is level 6 and Rob is also level 4. These would be shown in leaderboards by the way. What I would like is for Bob and Rob and anyone else who is level 4 AND CURRENTLY PLAYING to see each other in a sprite kit seen. I would like Mary to be off with other level 6's. I have little idea of

I've read that Game Center Leaderboard scores are only updated when the newly posted score is greater than the already existing score. This made me wonder if it is possible at all to have a Game Center Leaderboard that stores scores counting down, for example "time to complete level". Can this still be achieved with the correct setup of the Leaderboard, for example with sorting and formatting modifiers? And just to confirm, is it really not possible to have a Game Center Leaderboard simply accept the value that you send to it, regardless of whether it is greater or smaller? You can choose low

I am having trouble getting game center to work with my app. Whenever I try to authenticate the user it comes back with the following error: "The requested operation could not be completed because this application is not recognized by Game Center." Most of my internet searches have yielded the response "Make sure that Sandbox is enabled" but with the new iOS 9 there is no sandbox anymore. I also have made sure that my Bundle ID and all of my certificates are correct so I don't think that is the problem. Thanks in advance! Michael Adding a leaderboard fixed the problem even though I wasn't

Hi I am trying to add game center to my iphone app. I have done the following steps 1) I have added an app to my itnuesAccount 2) I assigned the Bundle ID as net.myCompany.myGameCenter 3) I am using the same "net.myCompany.myGameCenter" as Bundle identifier in my info.plist 4) using the sample code provided by apple i added the authentication steps. self.currentLeaderBoard= kEasyLeaderboardID; self.currentScore= 0; [super viewDidLoad]; if([GameCenterManager isGameCenterAvailable]) { self.gameCenterManager= [[[GameCenterManager alloc] init] autorelease]; [self.gameCenterManager setDelegate: