Here are some notes I made for a 15 reel slots game...you will see only the winning combinations for just one symbol...for each symbol you will need to create a method...if NOT tables to look for thes

You will still need a "look for" controller to find winning combinations correct? I make slots games a lot and dont use tables. I woukd like to find a way to do it. Especially w

@fZolee That looks like it should work. You could save the table but for just one IAP saving just that attribute will be fine. Your logic looks good to me but be sure to test with TestFlight before re

Yeah amazon for example lacks easy to find docs . Googles is weirdly laid out. You could write a book about how to submit to the different stores.

going off of the 480 by 320 dealio... i see its much bigger when it gets switched to desktop version... what would be the math in that, making them bigger because i can just go into each actor and si

You'll need to unlock the actor by double-clicking on it within the scene and then clicking the lock to convert it to an instance in order to access the scene attributes in the Attribute Browser.

I would like to test my project on a 2nd Generation Kindle Fire, if you have one please let me know.

keyboard controls in place will greatly change how long it takes to make a game steam ready.

Can you tell me how I can find that? I thought I remember seeing it also but now I can't.

That would certainly make sense looking at the tests I did earlier.

happen until a GS user makes a game that does really well on steam and sony wanted it on the ps4.

no you won't need to start over, you'll just need to make sure your game plays well with keyboard controls. For some type's of games this won't be too hard.

You have to add the camera origin position to the x and y coordinates.

I have a game I'm working on (shocker!) and when I touch a button it highlights the button to confirm what kind of actor I'm going to spawn. You then touch down again and it will spawn that type of a

If you delimit objects with a comma, you can import the output.txt file straight into Excel, click Next, check the box for Comma, and click Finish to separate everything into three columns.

Omg so @dgackey you're telling me I am going to have to start all the way over? Would this include resizing and everything? Geese please tell me it's not so.... I got over 120 scenes already!!!

You're welcome!

Out of curiosity, why do you need to have a table of all possible combinations?

Omg tatiang thank you so much!!! I searched so hard yesterday but I didn't even know how to word the question lol

That's what I want to do and the way I thought it would work is !@#$% because the actor I drag around does stop at different locations not every time the same as I would need it.