You can then create an actor to display the countdown and use the integer as a reference for which image/text to display. That's a very brief explanation - hope it helps.

KPI is a Key Performance Indicator. A librarian would have a KPI of how many returned books they re-shelve a day. The tutorial could have a KPI of how many people have published.

Yes, agreed, the 15 non-sequential days is a much better approach !

One way to do this is to read through the columns of a table using Loop Over Table and have each row stand for a particular level. So if your table looked like this:

Having tutorials which follow that structure, and suggest that pacing/ratio of work to research, could make it typical. By their conduct of switching from 15-sequential to 15-ad hoc trial days, I feel

That's fairly quick and I imagine not typical ? Obviously the 15 day time limit of the trial version is enough for you to learn how to use GS and produce an app, but for most people I suspect the majo

Usually 1-2 weeks. It is reviewed longer if your App has ads and 3rd party links. If you got rejection + 1 week if you resubmit. Updates review are 3-7 days.

Judging by the dates on my project versions, by the time I submit my first app I'll have spent under 15 calendar days in-tool. In order to keep myself productive and organized, I need to make myself a

Make your platform 32x32, then place a second 32x36 actor over the top of the first actor, this second actor will contain the image of the grass.

I actually would like you to elaborate on that. I'm creating platform cubes for an endless runner at a simple size. The collision boundary is 32x32 but i need the graphic to be slightly taller to give

specialties working on each thing). What they're doing is making sure that during that 15 days of trial, you're actually learning. You're given resources and tutorials that you can be working on with

I think the data showed that the majority of people never published, lots of people experimenting, learning how to code, trying out cool stuff, making games, slideshows and other fun stuff to show the

test it out, check out tutorials and demos, see how you like it, and so on - the actual process of learning the software, getting used to how it works, advancing your skills, discovering new tricks (

A better move but personally free until publish would be better. Or a pay as you go monthly sort of situation

@BlackCloakGS I have mentioned in emails to support that I would be willing to have AppleTV as a paid venture, either as a fee based publishing option or some other creative financing to persuade you

Ive have it take 21 days before. I currently have 1 in the queue and another just reviewed. The one that just went live took 9 days and this other one is now 11 days in the queue so its currently long

1.simply create a new actor and make it invisible.

Thank you all for the fantastic advice, i'll give it a go...

my advise: make 100000% sure your app works perfectly,otherwise it only takes more and more time.

I guess! I'd just like to see something that would bring more users and more subs for GS, I recommend GS to everyone I meet, they all say they are not prepared to invest the time if it's only 15 days