@Freddy666 I'd try importing the sprite at the actual size you need it. So if you want your final actor in Gamesalad to be 128 x 128 pixels, import an image of that size into Gamesalad.

@bob loblaw @jamie_c I resized my sprite after I imported it into Gamesalad but that did not solve my problem, my sprite is very pixelated, maybe I am not doing the right thing to resize my sprite? Wh

@bob loblaw @jamie_c Hey no I didn't think about resizing after importing my sprite, I'll try this after I come back to tell you if my sprite is still pixelate or not, thank you very much to all the h

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Are you reducing the size of the sprite in GS once it's imported, since it's so large to start out at 2048 x 2048? Try saving and importing it at the actual size you'll need it in GS and see if that h

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generally when i make images, the finer the detail, the larger the canvas and resolution, and then i’ll try not to import anything to gs that is smaller than 128x128. i think gs then scales the image

has a lot of aliasing, I created my sprite with Adobe illustrator cc 2020 and I the export well in PNG 24 bits, when I look at the preview of my sprite from my Mac, the outline of my sprite is very s

use a controller actor that’s hidden off screen, and placed on the lowest layer of your scene.

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You will notice that when you place new actors on a new scene, their positions get recorded as 10.00048786438764238746 or something similar.

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names of actors seem to turn black when you change one, and the + - buttons aren’t visible.

Preview is much less reliable when trying different screen sizes. I find it's impossible to accurately preview iPhone X dimensions now. Ended up litereally buying one to test with.

When I move the pieces to the board, sometimes it happens that the piece "don't fall" from the place where it was released and some of its blocks may coincide on other cells already

@gajaklukasz did you ever find a solution to this?

just one thing to keep in mind if you're making a pseudo 3d type game, because you're working with a 2d engine, you need to take into account the actors' positioning in the layers heirarchy if you're

@bob loblaw @adent42 Thank you for your explanation and for the demo but I think that my explaining the support should be sufficient since I do not use joystick but I move my character to the touch, I

this file is a really basic demo of it. it would need some fine tuning to make it game worthy but hopefully that helps you get your head around it. it's similar to what adent was describing.

Also, it seems like you're using an actor tag to refer to an actor with a different image. That's not how tags work. So maybe it will make more sense when I can see your project (or screenshots).