youll be able to check you ipad type by going in settings app > general > about > model name
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Really sorry about this happening – we have a fix for it in the next update. It started happening after iOS 16.
The app wasn’t correctly importing objects that had a decimal point in their X and Y positions (e.g. 215.5) and set them to a default position instead.
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Like Tri-Angle said, you can find that info here:
(Settings > General > About)
You can also look under About in Hopscotch to see the model type (mine is iPad13,8 for example)
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Thanks for letting me know 
By the way @Tri-Angle and @Crosbyman64 I am on generation 6 iPad.
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weird, im gen 6 too lol
guess i have to play more project instead of coding more projects /hj /lh
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I can move these posts into a topic on #hopscotch-bugs so I can add the #in-development tag, if people would like to have that status update.
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Sure, I would really want to know the progress on this.
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it wasnt too much of a big issue, it only happened in projects that didnt have a set position.
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Let’s goooooooo!!! The new update fixed the bug! At least it wasn’t a huge problem and easily got fixed.
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“This topic will automatically close in 5 days”
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yes
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Indeed :]
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yes indeed yes
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but of course
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And why not?
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Yesiroo
Definitely
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