I've been searching around but wasn't able to find any good tutorials on how to make game assets with Photoshop, Flash, or Illustrator. I've been looking for tutorials on how to create something simil

I see a lot of you are saying to steer clear of publishers. But, with the market being so crowded how are you supposed to get any visibility? I don't have a huge budget for marketing. Just creating

Thank you Braydon_SFX

Hi, I completely redesigned my game with new graphics I hope you like it . It will be available in six days on the mac app store and in 9 days in ios app store , a greeting(Image)

Game salad only has rectangle and circle collision shapes. You can change that in the actors physics tab. Try changing the collision shape to circle, and see if that works for you.

Is it really gonna cost money?

My artwork is all pixels. Cause it looks like the player dies even though it didn't hit the rock. The shape of the rock I am using is a slanted dome. As you can imagine there is transparent space if o

actor and not the image applied to the actor. If you wanted a more complex shape than a circle or a rectangle then you'd need to build that shape using squares and circles.

Check under services- google and make sure there is nothing there.

But I don't think it's possible to make an app to do that in gamesalad. So the gamesalad app would be made with something else wich isn't great optics.

It displays an image of your choice instead of the default spinning wheel.

I know this is few months old but for anyone who wanted to have 00.00.00 format as oppose to 0.00.00 that is shown up there you can use the following:

You can limit the range of the random selection so as to avoid overly dark colours.

I am going to make the score go up when my actor jumps over an actor. I was going to put this detector past the obstacle, to ensure the actor successfully jumped past it. How do I make this transparen

Can anyone tell if they tried on their Kindle or Android that the game.Clock.Year function shows correctly? thank you (Image)

Currently I'm randomly changing the RGB values to change the environement colors of my game. It's works great, but there are times I get a color that is too dark. I thought I could use Hue, Satuation

Thankyou for explaining that (Image)

280 is the self.Position.Y value for the top barrier actor. If you double-click on the top barrier actor, you can check it's position. This, of course, could be any value you like.

Oh I see so that's why it wasn't calculating correctly! I will try and let you know thank you for info!! (Image)

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