config.lua

--/// OUYA - Corona SDK Sample Code - Nexus Game Studio, 2013 ///
--/// www.nexusgamestudio.com | www.twitter.com/NexusGameStudio ///
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--/// Code samples are free to use and modify without permission. ///
--/// Sample code is provided "as is" and takes no responsibility over any software / hardware complications that may occur. ///
--/// Credit is appreciated but is not manditory. Go make awesome games! ///
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--/// Config File Ver 1.0///

application =
{
    content =
    {
        fps = 60,			--Framerate for your game [default = 30 fps].
	antialias = false,		--Turns on / off anti-aliasing for vector based objects [false = off, true = on]. Note that turing it on will use more system resource.
        width = 720,			--Standard height for 720p TV. Do not change this. ***Remember, mobile displays are normally in portrait mode, so we have to reverse width and height.***
        height = 1280,			--Standard width for 720p TV. Do not change this.
        scale = "letterbox",		--Scales all content evenly for 720p or 1080p.
	xAlign = "center",		--Sets the x axis in the center of the screen.
        yAlign = "center",		--Sets the y axis in the center of the screen.
    },							
}								




--/// Notes ///
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--We use 1280x720 since it is the lowest base resolution for HD, because we use "letterbox" scaling, this will format all images evenly to higher resolutions such as 1366x768
--and 1920x1080. Corona requires the config to use the lowest resolution as it's foundation and the engine will do the scaling, setting it too high will make everything small.
--Also note, when designing images, create them for a 1080p display, that way the engine will scale down your images and will remain sharp, instead of blurry / pixelated if you
--designed them at 720p from being upscaled.
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