It’s been a long time since I posted here as I stopped developing about 8 years ago. I got a recent comment about my GameSalad YouTube site and thought I would post the link for people who may be look

Since we didn't get much traction for this years 12 days of GameSalad, we decided to try something else.

We haven't done any Sonoma Beta testing yet, but try the latest:

What version of creator are you using? Mine does not open at all

Could you send me an link to your project (https://creator.gamesalad.com if it's built there, https://publish.gamesalad.com/game/####/edit otherwise).

Welcome! Looking forward to seeing what you build!

@jeffm2 Are you running on iOS or Android? I think on iOS you need to explicitly name domains content is allowed from (I'd need to double check). If you're having trouble testing on a browser, send me

Sometimes there are problems in the ad network itself. You can try out some other ad networks like PubScale, ironSource, etc.

1. Reward Requirement: In many ad networks, especially those supporting rewarded video ads, a reward is not strictly necessary, but it can significantly increase user engagement. If you decide not to

@Miss Chui you can reach out to PubScale. They can help you with this.

Hope you're all doing awesome. I've been diving into the Gamesalad Cookbook and noticed that under the Complete Guide to IOS Publishing, the video is unavailable. I'm assuming this might be due to the

Thank you!

I hope you're having a great start to the holiday season!

Oh great! Yes, you can share this here, though I'd suggest making a new post in the Announce Your Game forum instead!

of the app let's see what happens. Thank you all.

I recommend you instead use Creator 2, which is more feature complete. Sonoma caused enough issues with Mac Creator that I ended up downgrading back to Ventura.

I used to be able to preview applications in any screen resolution. However recently, some strange behaviour has crept in. Which I think started after I upgraded my MAC OS Sanoma and downloaded the la

This is increasingly complicated as time goes on and new devices are released. For the screen ratio, you can calculate it with the Device.Screen.Size.Width and Height attributes. Android phones often

How can I detect an Android with a screen ratio of 21:9 ? like my HONOR X7 android? I see that most phones nowadays have a screen ratio of 21:9... how can I define the screen ratios in code?

Could you DM me your app's publishing link so I can take a look at what you have enabled? Thanks!