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I would like to ask for some help from you.

Pixeljoint has tutorials and WayofthePixels(Pixelation) has a good page listing recommended pixel art tools and links to tutorials on various other sites... both also have good job forums where you ca

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Its PC only, and costs just under $80, but if your serious about making pixel graphics then its well worth the investment.

thank you

Thanks for your PM...I apologize for having assumed you were doing a copy and paste lobby....I had changed my profile icon recently...sort of by accident. It looks like someone else.

@BlackCloakGS Awesome that's exactly what I wanted to hear. That answered my question perfectly. Thanks so much!

Currently, doing vector drawings and they look like a 4 year old drew them.

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Might want to recheck your animation behavior. If you have an empty image it may cause a white square.

How would you propose GameSalad sustained themselves under your pricing model?

Im sad reading this. I really thought I could pay monthly whenever I had the time. I wouldn't waste 1 year subscription then only work for 1 month or two. Not knowing I would get back this investment.

Ok. I don´t really understand the "not spawning properly" part. What´s the problem? Can you maybe get a screenshot when you preview the game, and point out what´s not right?

It´s because you have the "Change motion linear velocity Y". Remove that, and it should work.

* Rule (Actor receives event > key > space > is down)* Change Attribute (self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X) to 300

You can demonstrate your game using the GameSalad Arcade, which is available to free users.

You may have already seen this but it addresses common issues: http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/59247/windows-creator-first-stop-if-you-experience-unexpected-behaviours#latest.

There really isn´t any other way than getting a PRO subscription. You can get it for $29/month if you don´t want to pay the one time payment of $299/year. But it´s still a one year contract, so it´s $