No you can't have a blank attribute.

Pretty much. Haha. And I and abhor "stretch". I want to BS the catalyst to that idea. IMHO. It makes games look cheap. It seems the only issue is the HUD at the top of my game.

What do you mean by "trigger a behavior if a value is blank/empty?"

@ookami007, there are many, many right AND wrong ways of doing this.

Windows: InAppPurchaseItem, InAppRestoreItem, and ShowAd

@kelseabarker ...Try following this procedure in my tutorial....make sure you sign your app in the GS publisher with an adhoc provisioning profile before you do it.

In the creator you cannot put a loop inside a loop, see the notes in the behaviour selector. @ookami007

What do you mean by 'blank' or 'empty', do you mean 0 (zero) ?

"favorite location"...and then do the same...also to "pull" information from a weather service provider such as Weather Underground to see current conditions as we

Obviously, this can be done multiple ways but I thought a loop inside of a loop would be the fastest. ... you know... like a dream within a dream within a dream... (cue Inception music)

Good for you

Could you not simply place the rule that checks for parity after the two change attribute behaviours in a timer (after 0 seconds) forcing it onto the next cycle of code ? I think that should work (if

Use Xcode in order to load adhoc onto your iPhone or iPad. You can drag and drop.

I see what you mean now, yes that makes sense, I agree that a universal aspect ratio would be preferable for certain types of app development. The difference in aspect ratio is very small 16:10 vs 16:

I'm 100% sure what you mean, 'after a list of instructions' is a little vague, I'm guessing it's a series of rules ?

If you tell the "Loop over Table" behavior to loop through the columns, it does not actually care about any rows. All it does is return you an "index" of the colum

Why would you need these devices to be the same aspect ratio, I mean what would be the advantage ? I think the Macbok Air is 16:9 if you specifically needed a laptop with the same aspect ratio as an i

So now you should be able to see your whole scene !! (Image)

Yes, but it looks like that's only for the starting row or the starting column, depending on what you picked to loop through.

You are probably not constraining the rotation to the correct value ?