Simple or not, or done before... It doesn't matter. We still love to see them. Often I see something I'd like to use, then someday later when I need it I can't find it anymore. I started filling up a

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When you first start the preview the window doesn't always have keyboard focus, so try clicking on it and then using the keys. It's something we're working on fixing.

But when i published on GameSalad website, the icons just move toward the top and then don't start back at bottom again, i even tried putting the rule (if y > 1200) check inside a timer that ex

I want to say is that I have two actors both are separated like that when you press a key my actor move exactly to the position of the other

Math Darts is a new fun way for you to learn your times tables

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You will find that GS Devs are very helpful. If you have a question, just ask on the forum. Best of luck in your current and future game projects.

Sounds like good advice to me. also look into the forum cookbook, and if you have any problems, them this is a great pace to figure them out!

What is random.x? It's best to mention attribute names by their full names (e.g. game.newX or self.randomvalue). Are you changing self.Position.X? How do you know it's not working? With a scene wi

There's no way we can know how to fix this without knowing how you set your rules up. Can you post a screenshot of your rules? Are you doing something like If key a is down then spawn actor?

It's not clear from your question what you are trying to achieve.

I'm a visual learner. Watching some one with experience and then doing it myself is the best way that I learn.

You don't need 24 frames a second. Unless you are composing very complex and VERY detailed animations, in which case GS would not be where you want to carry this out.

I see, thank you for the information.

It's a lot to get into, but in essence it's doing this:

@The_Gamesalad_Guru and to think...you could have made even better tutorial videos IF you had only waited for the 21.5 4k. but nooooo you had to be a big dummie and get a 27". Whatever. Enjoy

With nearly 700 subscribers i could have told you people enjoy videos (Image)

Saw this posted on reddit and it's very cool. Did a quick test with it and it worked really well. You can upscale images x2 and preserve quality and sharp lines and also reduce noise if it has any. My

Cool. Thanks for that! Can you explain the logic you used?