I see... thank you very much. Problem solved!

I'm sure there are a few here in this community who make that much - however, I would be surprised if they come out and say it. Asking about personal finances and profit usually doesn't get many respo

Is there anyone who earns at least 3000$ a month? I know most of us make games as a hobby but I guess everyone would like to earn some extra money. I was wondering if anyone succeeded and could share

When I try to make my actors move to a certain point with the move to attribute, but they fly past where I tell them to go. Is there something I'm doing wrong or is there something I should be doing?

pixel value in your project but those pixels now do not align with the pixels on the target device), for example set up a scene, make all your image assets divisible by 4, place them on whole pixel v

You have access to it when you start the publishing steps in the GS publishing portal.

With all the animated gifs it'll be hard to do, but perhaps I'll throw them together in a website for each reference!

Thanks. I think that's solved it. I'll try and let you know. Thanks.

Hi @SurlyRightClick You're correct in as much as the answer to your question is no, unfortunately.

It's so basic that I'd suggest you run through the GSC manual, and then the Cookbook tutorials, to give you a grounding in the basics of GSC. You won't regret it!

Hi i wanna make an animated background for my home screen. I've done all my images, and altogether i have about 900 .PNGs

Am designing a game just like head soccer so I got goal picture what are the attribute options should put like the density bounciness and the other setting and the how i can make it steady and does no

Here's the equation you need to use:

You got to make a lite version still so people can sample it first. Just make two copy's when your done and delete all the world expect the 1 (maybe the second) and on the select world screen make a t

Its simply accomplished by changing velocity. When the actor hits the ground, change velocity upwards at a certain speed. You'll have to play with the speed settings, but its as easy as that. I'll pos

it bounces up, I want it to go to the same spot. How do I do so?

@FINNBOGG GameSalad just announced a new $29 a month subscription plan that you can choose in addition to the $300 annual fee. Simply put, you can pay $300 out right or pay monthly fees.

@karuzo So you're looking for the answer to a zero-sum game?

You can just buy the subscription plan and get Graphene if it comes out this year and then update your game with Graphene. It's best to have a quality game out potentially making you money rather then

I wouldn't use the word "ruin" (at least not with people who don't realize you're exaggerating...)