Tutorials are helpful and make your game way better for the player because he will understand what he have to do from the start not thinking how do i play this game you know (Image)

I hope you see your dollar and many others!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you @jdlcrater (Image)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=EekQQ2w1Y_g&feature=youtu.be

Should I force a tutorial on the player? I was wondering what people would think about this kind of action and how some of you guys would feel? I am thinking that I should because you wouldn't know ho

and I want to make behavior that when tileA actor is red and tileB actor is green,

have to live too! So, I will do my job, make money, pay for GS, give them money, and everyone will be happy! (Image)

They do have a free version you can play around with for 15 days. Unfortunately the best things in life are not free.........

No I would not... And I feel like you have said this before... haha

As is the updates as to what you guys are working on and the things in the pipe. Even little notes like this keep us fed for days!

Start by watching the introduction GameSalad videos. You can get images from many places. Google is your friend.

I assume they felt like not giving up their jobs and closing down GameSalad. Would you work for free? (Image)

**> @gattoman said:

Hello and welcome, help you with what, and if you are asking for free art, that is not allowed.

@hanetrain You might not have the moving actor reach the point it needs to reach in order for the rule to stop working. Have you tried turning "run to completion" off? This would be

Yes it does truly suck it isn't free But when people want money they don't care about how people feel. But, they could make a free version that allows you to play around with it then "Pay-to

I'm trying to make a game where when a direction (up/down/left/right) is pressed the player moves in that direction until he comes to rest on a wall. Player also cannot change course until he reaches

It's relatively inexpensive if you look at it as a hobby, as a study tool or even as a moneymaker. Yeah, there are free Java, Swift, C++ and other alternatives out there, but this is, to a point, the

Basically it should work this way. If you were leaving active codes off screen, it will make your game lag, because they are still running. Congrats to your level up!

Don't release your app until you have all you want in it. Watch the videos and read the material. Don't be in a rush.