@adamhwilk Thank you very much for your response. I've developed this way so far, but I'm asking if there's any other way, and I'm convinced it's not the wrong way.

Show off what you're working on or anything you want to highlight for the month!

I've created more free seamless textures to share with you on these pages:

InventoryDatabase table. Has your item names, types, stats, images, whatever else. This is the fun stuff, the database itself.

@geoascencio Thank you!

Wishing all of you a prosperous and creative new year!

They don't demand you add achievements and cards and things any more? I remember people having to hook into the game in various ways to meet their requirements.

Another busy week making game music for clients, but I thought I'd create a new free puzzle track to share with the community since I haven't made any of those for a while. So I present to you:

Steam seem to allow pretty much anything on their store as long as you pay the fee. Setting up the Steam page is fairly straightforward, the only tedious thing really is that it requires you to upload

I'm working on a dark pixel art shooter "No more TV" as my first browser game. I think I've added too much action so slow fps should be expected)

Wishlist it now and you'll soon be able to capture animals, splice them together, and enter them into beauty pageants!

So I think (it's been a while). Excel looks for a special bit of text at the beginning of a file to figure out encoding. If you don't have that you need to explicitly tell excel that the file you are

Publish the game and it will show up in your Publishing Library on Creator 2.0. From there you can import.

@Armelline It's a problem with Excel. It's solved. Thank you.

The last bit is to make a rule and a game attribute that destroys / clears all of the inventory actors.

The exported text (for me at least) is correct, so it seems more likely this is an issue with Excel. Do you see any problems with the actual CSV file if you open it in a text editor? Here's the raw te

You are looping over the table and checking to see if a given row matches the filter value. If it does, you spawn an actor to display that value.

What version of GameSalad are you using?

I'm afraid those export perfectly for me - here's what it looks like in the table and once I export to CSV and open it in Numbers. Perhaps the issue is with the app you're opening the CSV with? Or may

For example, the table has columns like itemNo and parts, and I want to show only the items where the parts value is 1