You can take a look here: http://arcade.gamesalad.com/games/131298

It's legit, I did the survey and all you need to do to complete it is answer a few questions, send in your address, bank details and a couple of passwords (for security reasons) so it's pretty straigh

operators out there who would happily take you to court (app patent trolls for example) and even if you manage to win it could still cost you a lot in legal fees.

An image's size should ideally depend on the size it is being used in the game, for example if you were to have a hundred 32 x 32 pixel enemies attacking your game's hero and you used a 256 x 256 imag

You cannot import an image larger than 2048 x 2048 pixels.

Hello , when I use the key to move actor i choose the keyboard button but it doesnt save when i go back or preview it , it just goes back to nill. I dont know if someone else is facing the same proble

4096x4096 is way too high. As long as you keep your files within the divisible by 4 rule your ok. Also I have found that having your game images at least 256 and above produces great results. If you a

Great idea! Would save a great deal of time when debugging. You have my vote (Image)

Vote for this feature request --> http://bugs.gamesalad.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1119

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It's legit. I have received emails from Alex a few times but I didn't get that recent email you got ... (Image)

"I want to know how to make a game that lets me draw a line with my finger after which an actor appears and follows the path of the line precisely."

It will of course all come down to what the original name is. Is it very generic? If someone calls their app 'Kittens' it doesn't mean you cannot use kittens in your app anymore.

I agree. Beforehand, you would change the value and double click the next thing to change and it would be very fast. Very often now I end up not changing the attributes by mistake because I double cli

Ok, Thank you very much

Thank you very much!

@tatiang I just took a good look at the logic, and it looks really solid. Very easy to add additional power ups to the list, and it will come in handy for other projects that need this kind of number

Maybe. But I doubt most indie devs would have financial means to pose a legal threat.