Place a Log Debugging Statement inside of the health rule and watch the Debugger window to see if the statement/expression appears. If not, figure out why that condition isn't triggering. If it does

I suppose updating is just one of those things that has to be done and factored into the equation! But I think you're right, cutting your losses and having a bit of a purge sometimes is totally necess

Im building a defense game and I have it as a wall and monsters spawn from the ground and from the side screen and attack the wall, So i have a timer set and animation for the monster to come out of t

Also if you think about having a winner app and the player goes and checks others made by you and its crap game, you basically lost a install on a good game.

@strag not every game salad update but for important sdks as chartboost I do

@Armelline and @RThurman, Thank You So Much For Helping (Image)

There are tons of factors that play into how a game performs.

saw around the forums lately that people were having trouble with making a character selection option in their game. so i decided to make a template for it. Its not much, but it will help you beginner

Are you using tables?

I've tried changing it for a completely new image but it still shows up for a split second and I'm also getting crashes on startup.

But anyhow, (red+90)-green will give you the correct angle for the enemy's rotation (red), you then need to subtract the vectorToAngle between the two to account for the (pseudo) rotation as the enemy

Use Magnitude to check how far away they are from each other, if you don't know how to use magnitude use the search bar top right.

The 'mac' and 'windows' versions should be the same. The 'rule' will be on the Change Scene behaviour. You just need to either check or un-check the box to enable advertisement when changing scene.

because if your hero was looking at 0 angle, and the enemy is looking at 0, you want to draw his butt so you want 90 degrees to be the answer. That's why that 90 is added on there.

Red - Green + 90 gives you close to what you want.

Could you please tell me step by step under the actor which behaviors I would use to play the sound? Also if I have all my words and definitions in a table, is there a way to randomize them? I have a

I have good news and bad news. The good news is that you can indeed store the words in a table and then detect when a particular word appears. And you can also specify the name of a sound to play.

If you have two arbitrary angles, you aren't going to be able to come up with an equation to satisfy all possible values. But taking a specific example, such as Player:115, Enemy:340, you would figur

Did you follow this instructions?

If you check both i would expect it to be able to autorotate to whichever landscape you're holding it up like when you're viewing portrait, there's a left and there's a right side.