Mouse coordinates problem with iAD plug-in

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Hello to all,
I have some problem with iAD plug-in from Prime31.
They seems to be unable to help me (until now) so I would have a forum opinion about my problem:

I making a simple test setting up a new empty project.
I put on the scene only a simple quad with a simple script attached.
The script shows the mouse coordinates (when you tap the screen) and if you hit the quad appears also the string “HIT”.

Then I have import Prime31 AD plug-in, setting up an empty GameObject with a simple script:

AdBinding.createAdBanner(true);

Unfortunately, when I touch the iAD banner the “Y” mouse position is totally wrong:
the height of the banner “returns” the height of the entire screen: I mean, the iAD banner (from bottom to top of its little size) returns an Y value (for iPad 2 for example) from 0 to 1024 that corresponding to the entire height of the screen.
Due to this problem, if you click on the iAD banner you “HIT” also the GameObject on the screen…:sad:

Based on this simple test, its impossible that I am the only one with this problem.
(I use all latest updated tools: Unity, OsX and Xcode with a new macbook pro).

Does someone else have the same problem?
Is there something I made wrong?
Do you advise me an alternative iAD plug-in?

Many thanks for your time

Marco
Italy

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please check UnityInterface.h in the trampoline: search for ViewTouchProcessing. It documents touch processing in unity. In short touch.position will be always transformed in UnityView coords (even if originating in different view), so you might need touch.rawPosition

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Alexey thanks for your reply but I don’t understand what you mean.
Could you please give me more details?

Do I have to check inside Unity files or xCode files?

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I just implemented iAD banner by the Unity native AdBannerView call and it is running fine without the “Y” coordinates problem.
So I can assume that the problem is inside Prime31 plug-in implementation.

I wrote them but they don’t reply to me…:twisted:

Anyway, I think I use the native Unity implementation at all :sunglasses: