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A quick google and you find that: "Generally, flashing lights between the frequencies of 5 to 30 flashes per second (Hertz) are most likely to trigger seizures."

I don't think there's any kind of specific requirement, but I'd say it would be considerate to add a warning. (Depending on just how much flashing your game does.) Just a brief screen on load perhaps.

Good question! I've never done anything so flashy I'm afraid, but if you think it may cause distress to certain people, then feel free to put it! I don't think I've come across specific documentation

I hope you're all doing well! I'm currently in the final stages of developing my game, and I'm wondering whether I have to include a flashing light warning at the beginning of my game, or if this is a

to share the gift of GameSalad games. The titles don't have to be Christmas / Holiday themed though we'd love a few of those too!

Not at this time, but if you DM me your publishing link (so I have an example game), we can look into updating the engine to support this.

This looks like an issue from the Windows Creator. We're stuck trying to update the Android previewer, so we can't update it at the moment. We plan to sometime next month.

The easiest way is to sort your items and use subranges.

I make a table with various names containing animals or objects

Thank you very much for your reply

There are two ways to do this, and which is better depends on the context and how many sound there are.

I want to make a button

Hi everyone, I have a problem, when I try to load the app to create the rc build I get the message I pasted above. Can anyone help me? Thank you very much.

Hey, we're about to do a social media post series on Halloween / Horror / Spooky games next week.

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Yup, that's totally it. The engine is assuming 60fps for simulation steps. This works really well if you're simulation can divide nicely by 60 (30 of 120hz), but 90 is an odd duck in this case. The sh

Wow, thanks for all the diligent testing! I'll look more deeply into how we do timers in Android to see what's up. Are you using a high refresh rate device? (i.e. 90 or 120hz vs the traditional 60hz d

@StickeN totally agree with what everyone else said. The problem you'll see is if you're using the native preview, the arcade will be a bit different. The HTML5 engine isn't quite a performant as the