To let your invisible actor stick to the position of your visible tower wherever it goes, you can use constrain attributes. Constrain scene/game attributes to position.x and y of the visible actor and

towers spawn into the game via attributes value (money). So the player/user could buy 10 of the same actor "Tower-A" just so we are clear. These towers aren't very big only 35x35 pi

Alright so your store idea for changing the attribute was genius.. that worked perfect it did exactly what I wanted.. I was easily able to figure out how to move the new actor "tower&quot

Right. The easiest way to do this is to use the attribute as a "switch" or "toggle." So have it start with the value 0 and then change it to 1. Have an actor that d

Thank you I will give this a try..

This looks quite good. Did you think to place something in space holds?

Smash Hue is a minimalist puzzle platformer, you progress through levels by switching between black and white to overcome obstacles and collecting all the colour blocks within the level.

You're going to have a hard time getting it to work if you want to click/tap an actor on a paused scene and transfer the mouse down condition to another actor on an unpaused scene. Instead, use my met

So I have a store in my app and what I'm trying to do is when I hit "Buy" I want to spawn a tower on the scene... that part is easy.. my issue is I want to make it so when the actor

Hi, I am an iPhone user, not X thou. If you still need testers let me know (Image)

You can definitely make non-game apps using GS. There have been a few mentions over the years here on the forums if you do a search for 'non-game apps' you'll turn up some results for sure.

The game is Android and to give you access I need your email.

Adent42, I sent you a PM a couple days ago. I will post it on here, since I have not heard anything back.

That's possible without a doubt. Now that you mention it, I've been wondering before whether there are some examples of non-gaming apps created by GS out there. One could imagine that other kinds of r

Yes, you're only limited by your imagination.

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@supernovagames if you haven't already contacted support, PM me and I can see what's up. One thing to remember is to make sure you're using the correct signing key. An app signed with a different key

What do the first five rows of your table look like? Are you wanting to check a single row at a time or many rows instantly?

@CasualEvolution (and everyone else here, I guess) are you using the RC?

You can set the rotation offset in the actors attributes. I don't have GS in front of me at the moment, but look through the actors attributes and you should be able to find it.