@armelline, Can't seem to find it on GSHelper. Did you eventually put it up? Trying to wrap my head around AI so looking for as many examples as I can.

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@jay2dx how did you do?

If you mean to live stream music from the internet, no. If you mean something else please explain in more detail.

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Not tried it but it looks like @Armelline has created a template to show how fast a user has swiped as well as the the distance of swipe:

To get the direction of flick I know that you have to use:

I'll take a look, but you seem to have a rather complicated method of joystick there. Will need to untangle it first (Image)

I don't think so, for the reasons I mentioned in the other thread. A big one is that it's an iPad app, which isn't going to be something available to classrooms in most schools. They'll need software

Just a theory but you might be able to track how quick the swipe action is by subtracting the time the swipe starts from the time the swipe ends using game.time. You could also store the start and end

I think he has important things to do since he just came , give him some time. He clearly said

@Armelline Do you mind taking a look at this demo, I cant seem to get the stick to stay with the Joystick base. Been trying loads of stuff but my offset rule is wrong I guess.

Ok firstly, how can I make my game so that I can change the direction I flick my ball but it moves at the same speed no matter how fast you flick the ball. the way I want to flick my ball is a touch a

I've been trying to find out how I can use Apple's public beta testers but can't work out how. I've been looking in iTunes Connect (I'm registered as a developer), but can't see any way to submit my g

@FatFish how did you do it?

@hansdrum yes. Each new update has to be signed and you have to use the same keystore as the original version. So always keep the keystore in a place you can't forget and remember your passwords. REME

Ok, thanks. I thought thats working via gamesalad as well. How about updating games? Do I need to make the whole signing process again and then upload the updated apk in google store again?

I just watched the WWDC and think it's a credible threat to GS - and good for Apple. If they can provide a platform that teaches kids how to code for real, and nurture that community, then superb.

@hansdrum so you've signed the APK? Now you have to log into Google Play or whichever Android store you'll be using, Create an account, pay the developer fees and load a new app.