You have a very well established presense in the forums.

Just thought I'd let you know that I've made it work using your video tutorials. Your most recent one helped a lot with the parallax issue. I've got one nagging thing that I can't make work though.

image is there. This might cause an issue if you didnt know about it , i remember once i wanted to publish for html5 and test my game so i wanted to reduce the file size , i deleted all the images t

@Merkin you can't control your interstitials apart of your popups

Tiled Map Editor supports exporting XML (http://doc.mapeditor.org/reference/tmx-map-format/) which shouldn't be massively difficult to map onto a scene? Even if when creating the level in Tiled Map E

Ofcourse, you can do much better effects with an image editing software, but i thought i´d share what i got out of GS.

@BigDave I'm a little late to this thread, but interested if you switched completely to video interstitials? And do you limit how often they are shown?

is little unique for the classical puzzle games. You play as a skull and the point of each level is to get to the Halloween pumpkin. The unique part of the gameplay is that you cannot control the sk

Glad you're sticking around. I think GS is finally in a solid direction.

Firstly, please make your titles more descriptive in future (Image)

Hello, I would like some help on how to make my spawner spawn a new actor faster and faster each time. (let's just say by .1 every time) Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I would like a series of actors scroll to the left at a constant speed then gradually slow down, then I would like a message to pop up when an arrow (that is stationary in the middle of the scene) la

i guess no one clicked on the banner ads and thats why there was no money...

I love the art and gameplay style... Can I invest in this? I hope the very best for you!

The range between low and high shouldn't make any difference. Generally, only one random number is generated, scaled to the appropriate range, then added to low and returned.

Not sure why you'd have to multiply anything, if the goal was to generate a random between 1.5 and 1.8 to (for example) three decimal places then you could use: random(1500,1800)/1000

@Socks Thanks. I see, and you would have to multiply those values enough that the very last digit to the right of the decimal is past the left of it. I wonder if random was given two very extreme valu

Wow! Great! So glad to hear that you're sticking around! I love playing your games; they are all very polished and well thought out!

Good theory, never thought of it like that, makes sense too.

Yes that is turn based multiplayer. You can build anything turn based.