Sorry to hear it's going down the rankings, but you got a couple more days to turn that around (Image)

With the new COM control this is going to be very straightforward, but for the time-being you can simply make the black circle actor a long rectangle with the black circle positioned at one end - then

circle to the red circle , but i don't know how to move the black circle towards the direction of the red circle.Can Anyone tell me how to do this in GS ? to move the black circle so that it always f

Here's how you'd trace out an arc in an isometric (1:1.72) view, give your player 3 new 'real' attributes. A, Tx and Ty.

You want your comments heard, of the Editor's Choice? There's no free lunch.

Yep, scene size has pretty much zero effect on performance, it will happily take a 200,000,000 pixel by 200,000,000 pixel scene without problems, but like you say when scenes get really big the UI bec

-Say you have an groundbreaking app

If it's the same scene. You can destroy actors not needed. I have never tested free ram gained by doing that. I can only assume there would be. Would it make any difference to the person p

guys, do you think form your experince its better me making a project using the iphone6 landscape?

All oversized larger images will be sized 2048x2048 auromattically. GS will tell you it's doing this. (Notify)

Thanks thats so helpful. so ill make my image level on 6000x6000 desert map and GS will resize it to 3000x3000.

speaking you don't have to worry about this too much, if you were to have 30 alien space ships flying around the screen, and they were all using a 65 x 65 pixels image - then they would actually be u

Great socks. I still do a lot of hand drawings when I try to sort these things out. I totally get the geometry.

This size should be alright to make less strain on older devices?

Obviously the higher resolution your images are the more strain it will place on a device's processor/graphics, especially older devices.

The largest image you can import into GameSalad is 2048 x 2048 pixels.

For an arc in an isometric view you just need - (e.g. if the object is going down/left) - the object to trace out a path from 30° to 180° along a horizontally squashed ellipse. Once you've got that lo

it seems like too much work, to change all my movement ect at this stage, shame.

Yes all attributes I described are global. You need to carry that attribute value to the next scene.

I think things have calmed down because of your very detailed explanations.