Some problems with GS
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I am using GS,and also watching Tshirtbooth videos,in the Gamesalad rules video,mouse button is down,the ship isnt moving as shown in the video,but when i do the same the ship goes up i dont understand this,do i miss something,and also Tshirtbooth videos are not in order do someone knows where can i watch them in order to understand the full GS,thank u
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tatiang Posts: 11,949
What is the name of the tshirtbooth video you're watching?New to GameSalad? (FAQs) | Tutorials | Templates | Greenleaf Games | Educator & Certified GameSalad User
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domenius Posts: 108
The videos are not meant to be watched in a particular order, they are designed to each teach you an individual concept. The videos assume a basic understanding of GS and its usage.
You don't "need" photoshop and illustrator, you can always use free equivalents like GIMP or paint.net. Of course adobe software has many more features, but they are quite costly.
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http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/44459/understanding-gamesalad#latest
@AKHAN if you can avoid the typical behaviour we have seen from you perhaps we could help.
Copy and past the youtube links here so we know what you are tyring to resolve.
This video,i am having problems with this video.which buttons he presses when the ship goes up,,and when the mouse button is down the ship still goes up
If you want it to return back to move back down, create another attribute (when mouse button up) with another accelerate behavior in the opposite direction.
If you want it to stop on a dime, use the move behavior instead of the accelerate.
This is the screenshot,the ship goes up but does not come from the bottom again as shown in the video
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It will be great, and noone will waste his time if you write full sentences, accurately describing your problem.
13 year olds on this site have better forum etiquette than you do and have a better grasp on what they are trying to achieve. You on the other hand, appear to be trying to stir things up.
For someone who needs help, you are not trying very hard on your end. Either try harder (put some edfort in this) or hang it up.
Anyways, if you have a specific question about something you saw in the video you did not understand there are plenty of people here who would be more than happy to help you, myself included, but you haven't really asked a question other than what RP answered quite eloquently for you. If GS is "too hard to understand" and you aren't willing to take the time to experiment or learn on your own behalf, you may want to get a different hobby. Bricklayer might work out.. maybe concrete mixer? No, wait! You could hold the "stop" sign at a local construction site! But all kidding aside, making games requires thought and logical reasoning no matter what tool you make it in. If that just isn't how you roll, making games is gonna be very very hard for you.