yes, if you use iAds, leave it empty. if you use anything else, check it.

Wow, your actors must be moving bloody fast. I can imagine the 'overwriting war' at the beginning of the race, but once you get some distance, at a decent framerate you should only ever have the corre

@The_Gamesalad_Guru - I appreciate that, but that doesn't help developers very much.

Spawning multiple actors at once, particularly 50 in one go, is likely to result in a slight delay. Even 5 at once will likely result in a delay. How many do you end up with on scene at once? Sounds l

This is a vector-to-angle method, but without seeing the animation or what "not working properly" means exactly it'll be hard to really improve upon what you've already done.

True that, for me without doubt. In this case, I just decided to do it myself, instead of asking GS for it, since I prefer if the team focuses on the coding. (Image)

Great idea! One of those little changes that makes more difference than you'd think (Image)

My suggestion is that you start small. Search for some basic tutorials and build a few little projects. This way you can Lean the basics of gamesalad and how it works before you move to more complicat

Make a 10,000 row spreadsheet in numbers or Excel, export a CSV and import that into your table.

@The_Gamesalad_Guru Loops just made everything so much smoother. There is still a delay, but it is slightly less then what it was before. Thanks for the suggestion.

If any of you are like me, things like muddy low-res icons drive you crazy (yup, I'm sure I have OCD, to an extent).

I have a bunch of tutorials at my website, none are really about turn based strategy games. But you might find some helpful just to get started in GS in general. My website is linked below in my signa

A 0 second timer will definitely interrupt things. Can you get away with a 0.05s timer?

if you're constantly adding table rows you might try a loop behavior instead of a 0 timer

GameSalad will not run 90 colour changes simultaneously, so you're probably going to struggle greatly to make this happen with so many actors.

Voted - I hope the best for you!

You are an angel!

round( self.Rotation /45) will give you 8 values.

are you using internal testers? If you are doing a small test group picked by you, you don't have to go through review. If you are doing a external test you need a review for each new binary.

So do you all have tips where to begin (I didn't searched the forum yet, at work at the moment)