I predict that in 5 years the top smartphone platforms will be iOS and WinPhone (or whatever they wind up calling it) Android will be a distant 3rd.

@8bitninja kitty go boom is clearly inspired by old top down space shooters. For me to claim it as an original idea would be insane. Haha. So you don't even have to worry about explaining how your gam

Hello, I just joined GS today and tried figuring out some intro pointers via the tutorials. I liked what I saw and paid for the pro upgrade and yet, when I open the Gamesalad Creator Software, it does

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Looks alright, bit basic. Perhaps change to a table texture (looks like a floor) add some colour hue, press contro (windows) l or command (mac) + U, and play with the hue or in each layer right click

It's a known problem, see the top of the forum page. They are working on it.

To be honest, I don't have the full list of stats that we track off the top of my head. Let me do some research and summarize it for you. More news soon.

Btw, 1 feature that would be a big win for me is Photoshop support. Kind of like how video editing software now supports Photoshop files, and you can create and line up layers in PS, and when you upd

We have an engineer collect the top creator improvements that the community would like to see. Then that engineer starts implementing them, easiest first. We dump them into the nightly builds for fe

I have created an actor and jumping works fine when my actor is on top of a solid. If, however, my actor collides with a solid whilst mid jump, my actor lands and the jump button no longer functions.

Interesting! I listed the lack of asynchronous multiplayer support as the one feature that keeps GameSalad from being the perfect software for my next big game project.

The top things on my list are: creator workflow improvements, custom fonts, automated texture atlas support, improved render batching and async multiplayer support. Some other odds and ends may come u

Then if 1 is equal to self.selected, self ID. Col 1 then add score, destroy self and this is where i get a bit lost as to how i would change the variables to make it happen again.

) The game I was working on (City Destroy) took me (in real life, not what it felt like (Image)

If I were you I would also look for the freebie stuff all over internet. Sometimes you can find top quality for absolutly free and I belive it would look much better.

Sure. Let's say you have a bunch of actors. Three bad guys and you want to spawn them on different layers. So we would make three spawn managers and place each on three different layers. We make a gam

So far my only minor feedback or issue with it is the graphics of your bricks. It annoys me looking at it because they don't add up, eg you have tiny brick showing at the end, it doesn't look good IMO

The UI layout is nice and proportional, and balanced, and everything looks like it is where a player would expect it to be.

You could just trigger an actor on another layer. You could have spawn managers built into every layer and just use integers to trigger the spawn.

Is there anyway to spawn an actor on a different layer than the actor that spawned it? If so, how?