I didn't dare to ask for Analytics!! (partially due to Appformative kinda fulfilling that role in the past), I don't think Roland is still active with it though.

What is the expression you are using to reference the table... Or to change the image?

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Hi all, I have been working with, and really liking the online creator. Here are some items I saw wish I wish to have fixed/ enhanced. Thank you. @adent42

@Armelline - Let me know what you see on the camera stuff.

With a lot of details missing here's what you'll need to do:

You can upload it to a file-sharing site and then post the download link. I use Dropbox myself, but there are many options.

Oh yes please. Or at a mimimum add iPhone X aspect ratio to the dropdown. Testing for iPhone X makes my plums ache.

Yes you may:

Please (if it's relatively straightforward) could you make Mac Creator remember the custom resolution setting during preview. I have to enter it repeatedly many, many times per day. Very frustrating.

Appreciated all your works and look forward that we can fully utilize the Creator 2.0. That's what I wanted as well. And we do wanted to make money off our game with better exposure.

No need... let me do that for you lol >:) (Image)

Awesome...please feel free to share your projects...I'd love to see how you're using my backgrounds! :-)

i think you’re right. looking at that it looks like it’s pretty much the same thing, but with its own easy to understand name.

Hey everyone, it's been a while and I guess I owe you all an update and roadmap.

And if you want the opposite direction, ie the angle facing the middle, then add +180 at the end of the expression.

Does the vector to angle function not do what you want?

hope it can help a few other people as well. very useful function for rotating projectiles to the right angle along their flight path, as well as an AI function if you have an enemy shooting at a pos

@bob loblaw this is what I meant "a higher skill developer". How the hell in the earth you figured out that complicated equation? (Image)

use asin/acos/atan, using the x and y displacement between each point as the lengths of a pythagoras/right angle triangle. you would also need a real attribute to allocate the value to when it is calc