To answer your question on HTML5, there are some text rendering differences (most notable if you're using unusually not not very well defined fonts). It's pretty easy to test, especially if you import

publish? you mean publish to the arcade? publish to where? sorry I may be a lil more confused than i should be. your saying publish it somewhere so the 2.0 has access to it?

It's not that unusual for games to play slightly differently on computer and viewer. I recommend you do a full build and uploading it to your device to test it on device rather than using the viewer a

I presume you just need to unzip it.

You didn’t know that they’re famous R&B musicians? How do you think they keep themselves occupied when nobody’s playing PacMan? ;-)

if you’re on a new machine, i’m pretty sure you need to import your certificates and profiles to the new one. there’s a process, not just copying them over.

I'm having some issues with the viewer and i don't really know why... I have a game in which you have the move around the screen and drag some objects in order to finish the game correctly.

have you changed machines? i think there’s a block if you try using certificates on machines other than the you used to originally download and install certificates and profiles on. has nothing to do

You could temporarily sign with another app. This one was suggested in another thread:

Honestly I never use the tables maybe once or twice in all these years but sure as you say it depends on the project.

Not certain what you mean by "have a few actors and in case disconnect them from the main ones," @pinkio75 but as a rule of thumb less actors is good, fewer rules is good. I strongly

I am available for work again. If you have a small or large project, or just some simple fixes, drop me a message and we can discuss it further!

Hello everyone! I missed out on the January's sharing thread, so let's double up.

video, which seems to have been removed from youtube.

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It really depends on the circumstances. If you've got a mostly static scene, putting more into a single actor can be beneficial. If that actor is on the scene multiple times, or it's a very busy scene

You da man!

Yup, every actor you unlock is essentially a whole new actor (which makes sense). Actors should only be unlocked if they're accessing camera attributes, and even then only one should be needed. Unlock

project size also gets jacked up the more you use unlocked actors, instead of instances/copies of actors. if you can avoid unlocking an actor, then avoid it. unfortunately gs doesn’t allow for fonts t

I'm working on a pretty big game right now with @manuelamisani (previews coming soon!). You may remember her game Zoe and the Magic Escape. There's a lot of scenes, more than I normally find myself d