Can you explain 'infinite scene' more? It could mean lots of things. Below is a tutorial on one way of creating and infinite runner type of scene/game.

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that video is five years old !! Xcode is a much improved beast these days (Image)

Using Xcode 7 beta you can indeed test on devices using a free developer account (Image)

Most awesome ! Thank you.

i want make a button

Installing the Gamesalad Viewer is the best way to test your App on your iOS device, isn't it?

Simple question of the day. Does you game have leaderboards? If so, do you load them automatically (default) or do you give the user the option to go in (or activate)? Why or why not?

@childerhouses Make sure you remove the camera actor. Open and unlock the player actor in the scene. Put a constrain attribute at the top, and say: CurrentScene.Camera.OriginX to selfPosition.X-200. Y

@RCT_Games That's great to hear. It gave me so much confidence when I published my first game. The feeling that I can really do it is so cool. Now I just want to continue learning and improving. Good

can you send me the project?

In our free platformer builder kit, you can find the checkpoint actor, and there will be a ton of notes on how it works.

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Also make sure you filled out the Google IAP code under services Google

how did you enter the codes for the IAP's? manually or expression editor?

is it any project or are you crashing more with one particular project?

I have an endless runner tutorial below that spawns one platform over and over if you want to check it out.

Save their position (X and Y) to a table and then recall that location when you need too.

@BlackCloakGS I'm PMed you the info.

Fantastic work! Updating now ... I am about to port one of my games to MAC. Since we got a free MAC developer account from Apple I might as well use it. I am pretty sure MAC apps don't support Game C