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When you say "Fixed memory leaks with published apps", does that mean memory leaks are not fixed when just previewing a game in Creator itself, or in the iOS viewer, for example?

level. Its very simple to play, if you know how. You need to click instructions at the menu so you can get an idea of how to play. It's completely free right now, with NO ADS. If you get it and you l

The issue is that in a lot of UI situations you cannot see the image you are working with (there are a few workarounds).

Pretty Bad, hopefully it is an easy fix, I double checked to make sure RI was checked

Hi @Thunder_Child, thanks for the input. If you check the code above again you will notice I have done exactly as you have suggested. The actors on the button both save as the last step, and the &

Thanks for the suggestions. I think you are thinking along many of the same lines that I have been before posting this. The order is correct and they are in the same actor. Still puzzling.... I apprec

Instruments cannot give you an accurate count of the memory in use by the player anymore due to some of the changes made to support 64-bit on iOS. You could be using 500mb and it would show you somew

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Are you saying preloading images would decrease memory buildup?

I've actually really been itching for a complete UI re-design for GS. Darker, more modern and game/scene level options available wherever you are inside GS. Much like Adobe products.

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I like the new icons, very nice, it's a small change, but it looks much cleaner / more modern !! (Image)

That is nothing as to memory. If you are not preloading images that would be a reasonable increase as when the scene changes those images will be loaded.

Why do you need to run an animation in an 'every' timer? What kind of effect are you trying create?

The biggest problem was that actors weren't always being cleaned up completely when the scene changed. If you had a lot of actors or they were large for some reason like they had a lot of attributes

It works if you wrap the animation behaviour in an 'After 0 seconds' timer - of the two versions below, the top one runs as expected, the bottom one doesn't work at all (like Braydon_SFX says).

You should keep the game under your account and control until paid. At the end you can use the client account to test the IAP and such by that time you should he 90% paid amd the risk of getting stiff

Have you read through the Cookbook articles on Apple publishing? They may help answer some of your questions.