I have same issue ,, seems apple wanting us to make account for player where if they buy coins ( consumable ) and used these coins to unlock goods in the game ( if these goods are non consumable like

controls up arrow move up right arrow move right left arrow move left you have to buy ammo to use shoot then the red button becomes active click with mouse to shoot.

You update based on most recent creator. Ill update based on most recent available Viewer.

As always, you are free to download the GameSalad Viewer project and build it yourself at any time. The versions we're putting on the stores are a convenience option and as such, will not be on the b

I haven't got a clue what you're talking about now !? (Image)

I really liked it. I liked that you didnt have to jump. I liked you had to use the lifts as strategy. The music real works well with the atmosphere and color scheme.

If your approach was applied here (artificially withholding Creator from users while waiting for Apple store approval of the viewer) we would have neither 1.32.48 nor 1.30.32 ! (Image)

" We are happy to let you know that we've Just released GSC 1.32.48. And we have just submitted GS Viewer for 1.32.48 to apple for approval"

You are welcome. Hope it works out for you.

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i dont but you can purchase a car using in game currency this is what they say

Looks like they want you to update your interface.

So I submitted a car game with IAP for coins to purchase ( consumable ) .. you can add lives or upgrade your car from car selection.

@wayback_gamer I hate to demoralize a developer who is willing to experiment and bend existing systems in creative ways, but as you are talking about a races/shooter, my answer is wait. There are worl

@Hopscotch so I can use the async system and make a system to compensate for the lag and make a racing and shooting multiplayer game? Or should I wait and make a single player game with AI racers and

All builds are universal so yes you need to scale down a screenshot.

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@wayback_gamer, the GS Networking uses a TCP connection. This can never give you real-time updates across multiple instances of your game. Especially not a racing or shooter game.

I created an app for the iPad, but when I submit it to itunesconnect I get. "Your binary indicates support for iPhone/iPod touch. You must provide an iPhone/iPod touch screenshot."

Sounds like you have to do as many work arounds as we do with creator (Image)