using the same engine as everyone else and have done some very code heavy and image heavy apps with little issues. The difference is my code is lean and mean. Most people stack code upon code and tha

Make a timer: after 0,1 seconds resume the music

Thanks, sorry I missed your comment. Yep all Gamesalad!

I don't think any Game Salad dev has reached the point where they consistently make thousands a month off ads. I believe a select elite few have made consistent hundreds a month off ads by pulling wit

Edit...I have been writing a lot of notes to make my own logic for a quiz app...a prep course of sorts.

. . . it can get messy like you say, but it is possible and once the game is loaded you will have instant scene changes and pauses, so in my view probably worth the effort in some scenarios.

@Socks That's what I'm attempting to do. It's just starting to get a little messy because I'm having to implement a store with a grid of actors for you to tap on.

This is why it's a good idea (if possible) to make your own pause system that is in the same scene as the main game - rather than use the Pause behaviour.

Thanks so much to all

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Layers don't effect collisionality (I'm rolling the dice with that phrase, it probably doesn't exist (Image)

they aren't actually colliding. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Hi, Try my game first, link below. Me and my partner work more than 10 month to finish a 2.5D strategy game that kind clash of clans but more simple . But one thing you need to know Gamesalad make fo

When the finish window pop up click on publish icon this will give you an .ipa file send that file using application loader.

Nevermind! The GameSalad Team helped me out, and it turns out in the previous version you could straight up preview the second scene, however in the newest version when you preview it on Creator it al

1. The astronaut will now run clockwise or counterclockwise based on randomness. It may not sound like much, but trust me, it will mess up your mojo a bit! Now it's more fun trying to adjust yoursel

That depends entirely on your game, and how much people play it. But yes, it's possible.

Money. Very little. Possible to make a profit yes. Unlikely to make much. Do it because you enjoy doing it.

You might have to play around with the offset value (-180). I made a quick demo on Mac -- attached -- but since you're using a PC, try this with an actor that has an image pointing up (90°):