I assume you talk about "free" = ad monetised version and an premium version without any ads but priced

Cool! Best of luck! Would love to hear how it goes with this once you're done (Image)

What do you advice me?

in there i used if it contains purchased then do A...but it seems no matter the condition and the value of the cell, it always does A.

Try pushing it on all the social media you have. Twitter, facebook, google+, reddit etc.

Infinity Jump 3 is a game that involves you trying to jump over different obstacles in order to finish each level. The overall goal of the game is to complete the 64 challenging levels in the least am

In this demo project A = B, but not C or D. C = D, but not A or B. Each pair are going to be converted into the same code when the project is compiled. What would make B more efficient than A, or D mo

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If you provide some details then it's going to be easier for people to offer suggestions, as it is all people would be doing is making guesses about how your game works, maybe the spaceship moves back

They are quasi ternary operations, don't you know.

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Which version of Mac Creator did you download? Do you know which "normal" version you used to create the original project file?

Just show rough graphics, crude diagrams and such.

However, LUA does not support this really as some other languages do. So the above are "Quasi Ternary Operations" if you want to be pedantic.

Ok, I don't know Lua at all, so cannot make any comment on that page and will take your word on it, but I take it there are exceptions to this, for example multi-conditional rules (set to All) do eval

and if that is a good idea, please tell me how to not let the ship go past the wall

I've made a guess that if multi-conditional rules continue to be evaluated after the first condition fails (something you gave me a really good explanation of) then it might well be the case that a mu

The above do the same, but the Rule takes slightly more resources as it has a Listener attached.

It's not. Both my testing and the Lua manual say otherwise :P The Lua manual actually specifically and explicitly says that Lua does not evaluate any more than necessary.