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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.

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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

If the platforms are never supposed to move, set their Physics>Moveable attribute to false. If they are supposed to move sometimes, just not when the player hits them, then that's surprisingly

Hi there! Have you tried constraining their X & Y positions as well? Can you share a link to the project?

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If you use the Build RC button, you will get an AAB / APK that is built targeting SDK 33.

However if I dispay text:

Has anyone published apps with Apple Game Center feature lately? If so, have you had to provide a key for “com.apple.developer.game-center” somewhere in the GS project?

Can anyone give me an example of how you might be able set up a timer based on device time?

game.Clock or actor.Time will be more accurate than timers but might come with a performance cost, so you’ll need to test.

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My timers seem to work great on iOS, but there's always issues with android.. Somehow when the game runs on Android, the timer seems to be a fraction faster than real time, or not completely reliable.

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I don't know if I'm doing something wrong when I'm making the game, or if I've misconfigured the settings in Google Console.