You can convert an HTML5 file to an .exe. It's not perfect, but that's better than nothing.

You can, but it currently requires third-party tools to wrap the HTML5 in an EXE, and being accepted via Greenlight. They can't claim to provide a path onto Steam yet, given those outside requirements

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Ok! Then our gamesalad game cannot make it to steam?

What rules are you using for the scene reset? Do you have any Change Scene behaviors in any of your actors?

Yes, the collision shape can be smaller than the actor. Or larger, if you want it.

Currently you can't create native-PC/Steam games in GameSalad, so it's not listed. We do hope to provide that feature in the near future, though.

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You could simplify this somewhat, lose a few rules and attributes by just changing the music level directly.

Still adding a few things including a new battle system. But would like to share some art with you, I will continue to add

Much appreciated, Dave. This helps envision another set of games / apps / uses.

Make a global Index attribute, called Music On/Off

To be honest I don't know what your process is, these figures are different from the ones in your orginal question, you'd need to supply more details, forcing a camera to 480x270 doesn't tell us much

@Socks thanks for responding. However I finally got around to testing this. Here is an ad hoc build where I forced the camera size down to 480x270 (1/4 1080) with RI on so running at half of 1080. And

This is a very good template. I was actually searching for this a while ago, but only found the video on youtube.

Oh well thank you!

It's perfectly viable to have dozens if not hundreds of actors in a project and - if organized and optimised reasonably well - have it all run smoothly at 60fps.