Okay so so that is easy. Use a self attribute to define which key level can open the door. This way you can make one prototype and just modify the self attribute.

Have you tried this? Because that's not my experience.

Thank you o much for the info!

That doesn't really tell us anything, a smoother running more complex game might simply be the result of good coding. It's quite possible to have a well coded densely complex game flying along at 60fp

(Quote)

I've seen much more complicated games than mine run smoothly on my Nexus 6 with no drop in frame rates, my game appears to be lower than 30fps,

@gattoman @jdlcrater thank you (Image)

What if you need to throw the ball off another actor (the player actor) meaning the ball is attached to the player (already did that, constraining each others X,Y positions) ?

This video may help you.

Well ok.. i'm making this game based on basketball, you throw the ball (high) to score, bounces off the walls, constantly bouncing off the ground and you, to keep scoring you need to go grab it again,

Make a "#ofkeys" integer attribute with the value of 1.

What are you trying to accomplish? What do you not want happening? What is happening? What is supposed to happen? Please be more informative. This is a very hard to understand question because we don'

I was going to write what i have tried so far, but i don't even know where to start.

1/ I want test my game in gamesalad viewer do I need a pro subscriber and Paid apple developer ?

Tables will work for sure. Just set up a Unlock table. Give the table as many rows as you have doors. Make the row an integer. For every locked door change the attribute to 0. For every unlocked door

What are the conditions that allow the door to be opened? This would define the method. You could use either tables or self attributes.

(Quote)

If you've made your images x2 @24bit then, like you say, any fix will probably not involve you redoing your images. But I doubt anyone can definitively answer your question as 'iPhone' could mean just

Create a new layer. Drag out a circle while holding down the shift key, this will keep the shape of the circle. Then turn on rulers, cmd + R, or ctrl + R and a set of numbers will appear top and left

To add lives you'll want to make a game.Lives integer. And GS doesn't support video ads right now (from what I know). But you could make a button that when pressed, shows an ad and changes attribute g