Hmm, it should work. Anything special about what you're doing? Weird resolution?

You cant "know" but you can approach it statistically and looks at the odds. I mean how can you know anything for that matter? Right now if i asked you if the moon exists, you'd prob

This is an issue with your mechanic design rather than your code, if you are moving your finger through a tiny arc, and that arc is being represented by an extended line going in the other direction t

Agreed, we are looking at the result of 4000 individual randomised selections.

hrmmm ok you have a LOT of density in there, so i'm just gonna kinda ramble through it.

We are looking at a visual representation of the outcome over time of each random(0,1).

Do you have a link?

same VectorToAngle code. The problem is that it doesn't seem very precise. The furthest small actor seems to move about 5 pixels with every tiny adjustment you make with your finger. I tried multi

I finally got this installed, and with my upgraded computer, can finally use Native preview, and it's quite incredible and loads much faster than html5 preview ever did. Mouse somehow doesn't activate

their feedback motivated me to cover more ground much more quickly than I would have working in a bubble.

I can't see how that would work either ! (Image)

The game is still a work in progress as it's the first game I've ever created. I would really appreciate it if you took the time out of your day to download it and give it a good review!

Well sort of. If you've got one full image like that, and only one, sure. But if you ran it hundreds of times and kept getting the same patterns those odds change from being the same as any other, to

Thanks to all of you!

Thank you all gamesalad forum , all your help me a lot on this game.

I am looking for a few kind people to test my Greek alphabet game and IAP. Android only. pm me you gmail and I will inv you to the group. Thanks in advance

Not so much the "items in the clouds" type =D

I'm not so sure that's true, I can't see what in the maths would demand that there were no perceivable patterns ? In a random system like this any result is permissible.

Here's a faster version (a bit thrown together I'm sure you could improve on it) - attached:

Looking good! Make sure to put it on Arcade too (Image)