I understand perfectly, let me try that and i'll let you know what happens

I'm not sure how you game works or any of the rules or behaviours you are using, but a ball rolling along a surface should rotate correctly without any intervention ?

When you publish to gamesalad.com, just go to the "IOS Univerals" fill the information they whant you to fill and then build to iOS.

I know we can make them rotate clockwise and counter in Gamesalad, but is there a way to make it roll like real ball from rear towards the front of its direction?

@colander Wow thanks for sharing that! It makes it very clear and I think I will do exactly what you said. I need to adjust the artwork on some of my other pages to account for the cropping but you li

how do you do it?

Good for you (Image)

P.P.S You can quickly arrange actors this way using this project I made:

If you want to position actor B somewhere besides 0° relative to actor A, then you'd need to add an offset to the angle that cos and sin are operating on, which would look like this:

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You can build .ipa on pc and try it out on a ios device, if the device is jailbroken. Let me know if you would like to know how to do it.

Then I suspect you are not using exactly the same rules ?

@nickname5862 Well it was partially answered by you and I figured some stuff out too, which I posted.

When you run the demo project I made for you do you also experience the same issue.

That demo is exactly how i want my grab and throw to work. I have the same rules set up for my actor but for some reason when i grab my actor after throwing it, The actor immediately returns to the bo

See if this helps: http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/59247/windows-creator-first-stop-if-you-experience-unexpected-behaviours/p1.

If you want, i can help you look into your project.

Thank you!

I honestly have no idea as to how to look over the crash report, this is why myself and probably many of the users did not respond.

I thought that might be a bit too much text lol... I'll be editing the thread shortly with a linked text file (Image)