yeah i figured that's what everyone is using now, I might as well join in. Do you think I should make those blocks blue?

I get the blame for everything..lol I don't tell him what to say. We're not in the same room.. Heck I'm on the east coast and he is in LA. I imagine since I tagged him he read the thread and was pisse

Looks nice, and cool it's also responsive, but as a graphic/web designer, I'd probably suggest using a little more colours/blue and minimising the blacks rectangles/block sizes as much as you can. Oth

Yep, again that's my preferred method, not just for finding redundant attributes, but also for tracking down where an attribute is being used, for example I might have a button that is being lit up by

you would introduce a fractional amount of randomness . . . for example if you spawn a ball (with a circular collision shape) that falls down to the ground, then spawn a second ball from the same loc

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I'm 99.9% sure the Mac version does this as well.

Strange ? Could you post a quick screen grab of your rules ?

What?! It tells you what it is used in? I want that in windows version... (Image)

Yup no clue what it is, you can't publish builds either.

Yup and I am your worst nightmare (if you know me and what I do). I'm sure Two E is going to simply amaze me with his skills. Socially, I'm not impressed, but is cute to see him go out of his way to b

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This means I too often end up with a lot of attributes. Something I find helpful is to do regular checks for which ones I'm actually using. If you attempt to delete an attribute it will tell you all t

well on downloads even though we don't market it much. I also own a golden books series of characters we are going to revive when we have more time. We have a long term vision for what we want to do.

You sound real successful there hombre.

You could also add a little 'noise' into the physics system by adding a small (very small) random angle offset into each collision.

Thank You!

@Lost_Oasis_Games I see, yeah, it's best when people bring their skills together to make something a single person can't do alone. You must have great teamwork with RP to have two games nearly done.

If a 'ball' gets stuck you can break it out of being stuck by forcing its X or Y velocity to change. In the attached demo the ball starts out stuck and will break out after 5 seconds.