I'm making the following call:
[[GKGameCenterViewController alloc] initWithLeaderboardID:leaderboardID playerScope:(GKLeaderboardPlayerScopeGlobal) timeScope:(GKLeaderboardTimeScopeAllTime)];
When I present that VC, I get the correct leaderboard (for my passed leaderboardID), but it appears in "Friends" view, not "Global". Global works fine when I tap on it, but I'd like to display that list by default. Seems like a pretty straightforward request supported by the API. Does initWithLeaderboardID not respect that? I'm curious if others have this problem. Thanks!
eddybox
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I'm running into an issue with the frame bounds of a Metal-based iOS app on the visionOS simulator. Here's a snapshot:
That's the result of downloading Apple's sample code and running it in the simulator (Apple Vision Pro (Designed for iPad)). Is it a bug in the simulator / iOS->visionOS emulation, or is that sample code doing something odd that isn't compatible with visionOS?
Thanks!
Eddy