@jay2dx If you use a stable release, it only notifies you if there is a new stable version available. It doesn't notify about RC versions or nightly builds.

I know I am using the overscan above but don't want to "stretch" my art. but either way looks like its still being stretched.

how to make bullets fire again and again ?

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@Lovejoy STFU I've had enough of your constant bullying, every time i post you have to say something bad, have you not got anything better to do?

I got a note from someone a few weeks ago that went unnoticed in my PM's, but it's an important one:

What a sneak way of inserting paid templates, just to say you may try to help later if you have time...

@RThurman just showed you how. If touched if changes a boolean to true, if touched again it changes it to false etc.

P.S. Great job on the Illustrated Guides you've been putting together.

Ok, I have tried a lot of different ways to do it, and every time I can make it change the image, but I can't figure out how to change it back, how do I change it back.

It's fairly common for there to be small features that would make big quality of life improvements to many users that go unaddressed for years (literally) since they're not flashy like new ad services

Yep, like anyway mentioned, the second example should work. Make sure you're changing the correct cell.

I would use attributes. I could see this being done with a few game attributes and some self attributes. You want to use a table for projects that contain a lot of data. For example, a list of all of

Let me set this up for you:

The second way should work. Did you define column 1 of the table as type integer?

to true, and that works fine, but I try to do the same to make it change back it changes for a second and then it quickly changes back. So does anyone know what I should do?

@robertkdale thank you so much (Image)

Still hoping we get the ability to reference tables without these workarounds. They're great tips but only take you so far (Image)

You are welcome!