Has anyone in this thread, or anywhere else, said his question was not valid ? As you were busying yourself attempting to introduce a personal dimension into this thread, making me (and your own perso

if you want the width to be maximum 270 at 100%

Thank You!

What you have is pretty good,

ok, but I want to make sure that the progress bar begins on the left side and moves to the right. A lot of the ways I found only create a progress bar the grows on each side, I want it to only grow(in

Here is are the statements that likely set the stone in motion; for your reference:

I'm the prune juice that the cow consumes, making Guru's job so much more fun.

you'll have to have a mac to publish to ios

I believe you'd want -- and chances are Armelline is about to post something way more instructive! -- (current value/max value)*max width

your_percent/100 * 270

You're right! It's worth more than that! I'll go for the Pro version!

Makes sense... You've put a lot of effort in recently to bring the two versions up to parity, so makes sense to only release features from now on if they work fully on both versions. Makes it an easie

I assume that's what's you're meaning?

You're seriously kidding yourselves if you think GameSalad is worth $199/year for the basic model. Come to think of it, you couldn't pay ME to only publish to the GameSalad Arcade.

So the problem is that I cant figure out how to show the percentage in a progress bar so that when it is 100% the progress bar is 270 pixels wide. Please dont post a file(not enough storage) but rath

@RabidParrot We will look into it. Can you file a bug with us?

Sorry I was not able to explain myself better, but with lofty judgemental quote mining from Ruskin (not from you!) I'm outta this thread, try some of the experiments I suggest above, hopefully that wi

Windows Creator Release build 0.13.29 is available

yea float position is possible because float is known in gamesalad as real ! now by eliminating real from position and changing it into an integer that would make float impossible right ? (Image)

A generally applicable piece of advice would be to make the conversation about the subject/the question, rather than the person, no one (perhaps besides you and me and my dear old mum) are interested