I am still a bit unsure about Google Play though, since it allows you to apply 10% GST on top of the price of your app worldwide. So my current app is $0.99 in Google Play worldwide, while in Australi

make sure to uncheck the 'scrollable' option, that will lock them in place. then just have a layer just for the hud, and design it how you want.

I Have a question I'm curious on how to make a proper HUD specifically when I collect a coin let say i want to move to the top right corner of my screen. the way the game is laid out is its vertical s

writing it, but rather trying to think off the top of my head. Thanks for your insight.

the iAD, should show, on the top of "lost level" scene

with 6 tiles falling down in a column, the top tiles bounce a little when then hit the bottom. I have set bounce to 0 and friction to 0. Is there a trick to make them not bounce at all when they hit

colors and patters. This can occur in a specific layer if you designate it to do so (using attributes and behaviors).

Why would you need vector to angle for speed? what you want is to define a min and max based on the speed window you need. once you set the direction which you have right all you need is to define the

The problem with the first video is that tshirtbooth manually places actors on the screen, unlocks each one, and then changes values within the actors. I will only have a spawner on screen, and then t

clickable prototype of the game in HTML and use layers that are images of the garment with a particular fabric applied, I use variables to determine which layer is displayed. I am looking to create

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Have a request, can you make it so actors can display the top five players from leader boards in the actual game, overall and friends, that way we can customise how the leader board looks. Would be gr

instead of using the "move" behavior, try doing something like self.Motion.LinearVelocity.X = playerSpeed to go right, self.Motion.LinearVelocity.X = -playerSpeed to go left, and sel

I have multiple actors spawning at random locations on the screen. The object of the game is to tap these actors to remove them as fast as possible. Sometimes, new actors will spawn over old ones. Whe

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Best advice: Learn through experience. Try to explore the Windows Creator on your own -- familiarize yourself with how the Backstage works, the Coordinates (top left), etc. and you'll be good to go wi

@Fsoufi So let me see if I understand you want a set of controls to make your player move left and move right and jump. Those multi touch jump controls will do what you want how they work is when you

Touch coordinates reside on a non-scrolling layer (can't change this). This can be a problem if your camera moves within a scene. With some simple math, we can find the coordinates of touch in relatio

Yes, I've had this issue on one of my projects, it was a long time ago so I can't remember the solution off the top of my head, but I do know that if you set your actors at 15.1 (rather than 15 or eve

But I wanted to move them both down - I did this through the scene and layer selector - choosing the many progress bars and blobs for 20 different levels (40 objects) and shift-nudged them all down 10