I am updating my old pre-notch OpenGLES app, and when it launches on my iPhone 13, it has black bars at the top and bottom. I was expecting it to fill the screen and go under the notch. Why is it not doing that? When my app starts, I set my view bounds using [[UIScreen mainScreen] bounds], which is giving me dimensions of 375 x 667. The nativeBounds are supposedly 1125 x 2001. But the iPhone 13 is 1170 x 2532 pixels. Why do I get these numbers, where in the app settings is this determined? I can't find anything in the .plist or anywhere else... I've read about safe areas but my app is an old-school EAGLLayer app, no storyboard. I do have a navigationController - but I'm getting this smaller display area being reported before that is even created... I can't find any documentation online about this either. Anyone know?

Hi everyone, Running Xcode 12, I'm developing a standalone WatchOS App using Spritekit. I'm using a simple Palette-swap shader using a SKShader with several SKAttributes. The shader seems to work fine, however I get the following message in the console: [Metal Compiler Warning] Warning: Compilation succeeded with:  program_source:3:19: warning: unused variable 's' constexpr sampler s(coord::normalized, I have no idea what this means, there is no variable 's' in my code so I guess this is an issue because GLGS shader code gets compiled to Metal in the background and it goes wrong there? How do I verify this? It seems there is a memory leak associated with this error so I'm prone to solve it. Any help would be appreciated, even if it's just pointing me in a direction. (Like, should I write a new palette shader in Metal?) Thanks in advance! The function that adds the SKShader (an extension to SKSpriteNode): func addMultiColorShader(strokeColor: UIColor, colors:[UIColor]) {         let useColors:[UIColor] = shaderColors(colors)         var attributes:[SKAttribute] = [SKAttribute(name: "a_size", type: .vectorFloat2),                                         SKAttribute(name: "a_scale", type: .vectorFloat2),                                         SKAttribute(name: "a_alpha", type: .float)]                  let colorNames:[String] = ["a_color0","a_color1","a_color2","a_color3"]         for i in 0..<colorNames.count {             attributes += [SKAttribute(name: colorNames[i], type: .vectorFloat4)]         }         let shader = SKShader(fromFile: "SKHMultiColorize", attributes: attributes)         setShaderAttributes(size: self.size, scale: CGSize(width: self.xScale, height: self.yScale), alpha: self.alpha)         setShaderColors(strokeColor: strokeColor, color1: useColors[0], color2: useColors[1], color3: useColors[2])         self.shader = shader     } The actual shader code (OpenGL GS): vec2 nearestNeighbor(vec2 loc, vec2 size) {     vec2 onePixel = vec2(1.0, 1.0) / size;     vec2 coordinate = floor(loc * size) / size; // round     return coordinate + (onePixel * 0.5); } void main() {     vec4 colors[4];     colors[0] = a_color0;     colors[1] = a_color1;     colors[2] = a_color2;     colors[3] = a_color3;              vec4 currentColor = texture2D(u_texture, nearestNeighbor(v_tex_coord, a_size));     int colorIndex = int((currentColor.r * 5.1));      vec4 refColor = colors[colorIndex];     gl_FragColor = refColor * currentColor.a; }