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Asked: 2026-06-03T01:20:30+00:00

I am developing an iPhone game with Cocos2d-iphone. I want my game to only

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I am developing an iPhone game with Cocos2d-iphone.

I want my game to only be available to the iPhone 4 AND iPad. Retina enabled for iPhone 4. I don’t want the game to run on older devices.

Cocos2d will always ask me for -hd and non-hd files. If I don’t provide the SD files, I get errors. I don’t want that: is there a way to disable Cocos2d from trying to retrieve SD files, and only get -hd suffixed files by default?

Oh, and when the game is run by an iPad, the graphics will be the -hd ones as well. So the point is, I only want to have -hd files in my project.

What are the proper steps to edit Cocos2d’s source for such?

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you are using cocos2d version >= 2.0, then you can change the value of a global variable found in CCFileUtils.h:

    static NSString *__suffixiPad =@"-hd";

    (Its default value is @"-ipad".)

    If you are using cocos2d version < 2.0, then you can find here a category that I wrote to be able to transparently use -hd images created for the iPhone 4 on the iPad 1/2.

    Actually, it does more than that, but if you add it to your project, then “-hd” images will be “automagically” used on the iPad 1/2 instead of their SD versions (which you could also not include in your project).

    Let me know if you have any issues integrating this code.

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