it seems that this developer think he deserves money for introducing his users to certain content. While a simple youtube search will usually be enough to find a video you are looking for...but good

Something you keep saying you'll do...

will create all sorts of nasty stuff. I tried to make it as generic as possible, but there might be a strange wording or two in there.

i think i just misunderstood what you said about using google fonts

With you on this one!

Clearly someone who is adept at charging for otherwise free content. He has a bunch of apps on the U.S. App Store, all for $2.99 and all providing links to YouTube videos on a variety of subjects.

@tmann That appears to be the case when using textSubString, yes. You get tons more options with sub though!

It's more of a trivia game then. There are also templates for that on http://www.gshelper.com. I sent you a private message as well.

I think that if you have a game that relies only on square and round shapes and you only need rim lights, your method will work well as a mass-scale deployment (albeit with a draw on the CPU).

That is what most people want anyway. And yes there are tons of free fonts out there that are really close to system fonts, but I think most people don't even want to use system fonts:) LETS GET CUSTO

For more fun, you can actually hook into string.sub giving some cool advantages over textSubString:

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@crestwoodgames, I am always assuming your game is successful. If you have a large enough audience, they will collectively put 2 and 2 together. Hey, buying something removes ads. Immediately it becom

textSubStr does not expect to encounter 0s. It's presumably essentially string.sub from Lua. In Lua you can provide a negative which then refers to the end of the string.

iOS due to sandboxing, and we need to be able to do that in order to have all text displayed consistently.

from what I can see, poorly organised links to YouTube videos created by other people.

I fully agree with you, and with all the new changes I think the general impression will slowly change, drawing professional developers in. I know there are quite a few anyhow. The speed of developmen

I absolutely agree that there are steps that can be taken to make the software more professional. I posted several times about what I think these steps should be. But I definitely think getting core f

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CUSTOMERS (@Armelline) - “Kids” was a wrong word. “Hobbyist” is right. But I am not sure that hobbyist will pay GS bills in long term. For example I have moved to Unity this summer (it is really not n