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thank you.

I don't really know the answer to that. To me the actual gameplay is more important than the graphics but I might be in the minority on that one. I typically create all my own graphics so I don't have

Thanks for your quick reply. Basically I love videogames and I'm sick of working in the corporate world, so I want to do my own games and try to sell them or use advertising to be able to make a good

it is only worth if your games ARPU is higher then the CPI or CPC your paying for your user acquisition, your goal would be to increase your keyword rankings and reach organic downloads.

Depends how serious you want to get. You could spend four years in art school or you look up tutorials for specific art packages online and learn on your own.

What I mean by Apps, are basically anything that is non game related. I was going through Appypie website, and the App it produces just seem crap. What I mean are the professional looking Apps like Wh

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Has anyone ever used one of the pay for downloads websites? Or did one of the offers you get in emails for downloads? I was thinking about trying one...but only if it is legit...with real users...thin

Will you then be able to click the speed button to increase the speed of just the original actor, just the newly spawned actor, or both?

I couldn't make the meetup this time -- but I look forward to watching the video.

You need to use a game attribute (not an actor "self" attribute) for the speed. That way both actors can access that attribute.

You mostly have it, but you also need to take into account where the left end of the slider starts. Here is an example that might help.

can you make a demo that show the increase by cliking on "speed bottom?"

I'm always curious when someone says they are using 400 attributes or 75 rules in a single actor or 360,000 table rows. What kind of data do you have in them? Are you building terrain, for example?

If you post the math expression(s) you're using, someone might be able to help troubleshoot them.

It's the bowlboy powers. Maybe I can rub some off on you.

any relevant projects, that would help us track down the issue.

That's a good thought @Summation. I have played with that a little. Rather, I originally had the "one's" key pressing slightly later than the other two. I told GS to "lis

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