How are you doing this ?

Can you file a bug with us with more detailed steps?

When I first touch Ship I spawn a bullet actor...this damages enemy's "Self Life" integer by 8....enemies health is 24 so it reduces its health down to 16....works great.

In your image. If you go into photoshop and edit it. Move both colours over each other you see they are not same colour. Why would that be?

Thats correct. Thats what I have done. But when I preview it. And compare the colour in Gamesalad with the original colour (In you case photoshop) they look nowhere near the same. Despite having the s

@benjaminmage When you are ready to drop your .pngs into the animation window select the first and last image of the sequence in the image window, basically selecting all of the images and drag it to

i downloaded the orginal version and its working! (Image)

I don't know too much about all this, but will try my best to give more details.

In short, yes but you have to import image sequences like you have been doing.

How are you entering your values in Gamesalad? To use numbers from a paint program you'll need to click the color swatch and then click the RGB sliders option (if you want to enter RGB values). Then y

There are so many variables and so much missing information as to make the question virtually impossible to answer !

@FamTechAdmin - Here's a demo for you of two ways to do it. The first way (first scene... hit the START button) will generate a 6x7 grid with the same object. The object itself will make a random ve

(Quote)

I have made a lunar lander game and have been experimenting for weeks trying to make a few things work..gave it my best shot before coming here to the forums.. Im new to gamesalad.

I have an actor and i set its Motion Linear X and Y to 0 . This should make the actor not moving right? But my actors still goes down ....

@JimmyMesser Thank you! 1 question though, are we able to import animation into gamesalad? cause from what i've been doing, i have to drag in like 100 .pngs files to make my own animation.

You can do a lot with Gimp, but Synfig allows you to bone rig your characters.

That's a good solution, thank you. But that way the actor following the mouse wouldn't be so natural... (Image)

Out of curiosity, have you played around with video interstitials? - and if so have you found them to be any good?

you also checked the chartboost checkbox?