The forums auto-formatting can be a pain sometimes. If you use an asterisk to symbolize multiplication, be sure to separate it with spaces. I've fixed your post.

This is a very vague question. Can you be a bit more specific about what you're wanting to know? I could answer it by saying "You click in a drawing program." Or by saying, &q

how do you set how far it scrolls down? Can scroll of the page on mine if you go down.

@pokapola Do you mind starting a new thread for your question about changing attributes in a loop? I'd hate to hijack this thread. Thanks.

can u help me please.. I'm stuck with that ****... How can I destroy only actor what I have clicked and not the other ones... only that one. Cause when i click on actor 1 and another actor 1 is in the

How do you draw using pixels. I like pixel games but I am having trouble doing animations and original drawings.

Can you have the same build for Fire TV and phone/tablet

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+1 I can't imagine doing a save system without them now among many many other things.

@pokapola Reliable is not really the right word. Attributes can be a big hassle when compared with tables. To save ten attributes, you need ten Save Attribute behaviors and ten Load Attribute behavi

solution for almost everything. In this case, I don't see a need for tables. I would keep everything in a single equation as long as the expression doesn't get too unwieldy (that can happen quickly

Thank you so much!

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Thanks to all the people who were help me make my first game a possibility. Its a platformer game called Dinosword on the appstore for 99 cents. I hope you guys can check it out

I am not sure if there's a speed advantage of using Attributes instead of Tables. But I have read so many times in this forum that if you are doing a lot of calculations and saving the results, it is

Nice one @jonmulcahy. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you @BlackCloakGS. You are awesome!

once you make a copy, just drag the new image into the actor, or open the actor and change the image.

Just giving this one last bump. The campaign has entered its last week, so if you haven't had a chance to check it out yet, please do. (Image)

Copy the actor and use it as a base for the new actor. You can copy and paste with the edit menu or by holding down the option key and dragging the actor in the actors palette.