So im making a game that gives an answer when you bush a button. There are 20 different answers to get. How do i make it to where an answer generates randomly. Im thinking of making a scene for each a

@robertkdale If you watch the 'BuildBox 2 Event Replay' video on youtube there is a very obvious apple tv controller image at 31:20 - who knows ?

I'm not sure I understand what you are saying, why would destroying and respawning an actor be an issue (with your particular project) ?

Thanks for your help! In my case, I can't actually destroy the actor then respawn it, since I would have to have it respawn immediately, in the exact same place where it was destroyed. I just want to

Here's a screenshot with those on, hope you like (this particular image needs Photoshop work to delete sky, & add opaque gate and castle walls left and right):

I think you are going to have to throw a few more details into your question, there are a whole bunch of tutorials for GameSalad so you'd need to be specific. Don't be discouraged everyone gets stumpe

. . . . and even when it did it was only really 'every' that you had to watch out for, the other modes ('After', 'For' and 'Tomorrow') were never really an issue.

@fmakawa I expect you can package the HTML5 version of your GS project to support Windows Phone.

This might not be viable in every situation (depending on how your actor works) otherwise it's a quick and clean way to (effectively) reset self.time.

Thanks so much for your reply. Since I'm still pretty new to GameSalad, do you think you could explain how to do all that, step-by-step? I hate to ask this, but if you can then I'd greatly appreciate

You cannot reset self.Time. You can, however, make your self self attribute and increment it continuously. Hook up that newly created self attribute into your equation.

Apparently there is no way to do this, but I have a game where an actor revolves around another actor whenever the screen is pressed. But for some reason, if I wait a few seconds and then touch the sc

In the case of curious, may I ask why? And, how far is the difference gap between using it multiple times and not using it at all?

Always check your energy bar

I'm not sure why it doesn't evaluate the else condition like most languages would. The only things I can think of are they wanted to make it easier for people to create rules without the complexity t

How do you know the tables don't load the contents properly? What expression(s) are you using to view the data? And are you actually saves the tables on a mobile device using Save Table behaviors?

Hi @Dell7730 Can you show the programming you have for loading the tables?

we don't have any short term plans but there is a feature request in our bug database you can vote for.

There was never an option to remove box2d. I think you missunderstood. When you uncheck movable you remove most of the physics related to that actor and it already acomplishes what you are after.

You could use the networking features and send the input to your own server and storing email adresses there.