@adent42 - A suggestion: When I'm testing games, I'll often upload them to the Arcade to see how they'll work, or to show them to someone else. When doing this, I'll set it to "Work in progre

Okay, for iOS @Thunder_Child made a video tutorial for Testflight. Via Testflight you could invite people to download your app before you publish it to the app store.

For admob I'm pretty sure you can set the refill rate.

Try testing Ad-Hoc. I wouldn't think a couple of timers would make the viewer crash.

Can you send us the publishing link for the project?

Do you have an iOS signing issue on just one project or all projects? If it is all of them then you may need to update XCode. What version are you using?

Thank you for the quick comment. The screen shot I provided was for a ios app, not android. I am not sure your comment of updating SDK or Java would make a difference, am I mistaken?

Okay, if that are all behaviors that have been deprecated / replaced in the last years, I have another problem. Thank you

No, that appears to be something completely different. You may have a bad/out of date Java or Android SDK installed.

Correct. Since you're using Windows Creator, "Not equal" is != . My apologies.

Projects with removed behaviors will load properly and the removed behavior will either be migrated to the replacement or they will show as a placeholder box so you know what you need to fix.

Thankyou so much Braydon_SFX, that sounds pretty simple.

Yep! It's actually pretty simple once you know what to do. You can duplicate your rule that checks for a match and change the "=" to "≠". This will trigger the rule

a good mate of mine has decided to make music for us, check out this free track he made.

I thought that you only needed to load attributes if the player exits the game? Is this incorrect? shouldn't the attributes remain the same between scene changes?

The music, however, doesn't allow you to determine the volume when played. So I have tried using the exact same code but with the device's music volume attribute. However, it doesn't seem to load the

There must be errors in your code somewhere. Make sure you also have the load attribute in any other spot the game might start from. This is why it's best to use a table. If your game freezes using ta

@bluellama, I don't think it is because of the use of index. Though I never use the type index.

Gave me an idea of making a 'filter' to check if the user has paid for full game, the game will be much easier to beat. Sadly the company didn't do this, thus didn't solve the pirating problem. They r

Hello again, I've just noticed that the table doesn't let you select index as an option at all. So my question remains, could the comparison of game score > high score be causing problems since