It's been comical watching the complete downfall of GS, I'm not sure anyone could do a better job at completely destroying a company and what could have been a great game engine. I've been having a gr

I couldn't find the first part of what you mentioned, but I did locate the Scene Attributes Autorotate options. Once I changed that to portrait for all my scenes it worked correctly. Thank you.

I was aware that the values do not get overwritten when the app is re-started but I thought the table would get updated when the new version of the app was installed, especially since I'd renamed the

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If you really want to use the macOS client then by all means try it out but to avoid the likely headaches that come with virtualization use actual supported macOS. I picked up two used Mac minis on M

@lonzzy007 Then you will need to sync up each actor with a specific cell (row and column). The best way to do that is as follows:

Thank you for answer.

Gamesalad is updating all of them I guess. You can play html5 as lot of people nowadays moving towards Mobile. It is a must to have. And according to the recent study in coming years the industry tota

@finnbogg Did you come to any conclusions on using a virtual mac on a pc?

Hi @drsuperfly. When you open the project in Creator, select the Game Inspector 'Devices' Tab, check that you have the correct orientation set in:

Can Gamesalad do it?

wow i totally overlooked that! thank you!!!!> @Icebox said:

You can also put an invisible actor on the scene , make it display text when mouse button is down. and instead of clicking preview , click the "play" button to preview your game in t

Did you double click the actor on the scene or the inspector ? make sure you select the actor on the scene to know its exact position x and y , it shouldnt display 0,0 unless your actor is at the posi

Are you double clicking the actor in the scene, rather than the actor in the Actors window ?

I didn't realize this was a MAC specific issue. All the actors positions say 0! It doesn't reflect what their actual coordinates are on the scene. > @Icebox said:

Drag any actor to the specific point you want on the scene , and double click the actor, get the x and y position. The mac version doesn't display the x and y coordinates in the editor.

If I understand you correctly . . . you are choosing the coordinates to spawn at ("I want to spawn at X and Y coordinates") so, by definition, you will already know what the coordina

If I have an actor I want to spawn at X and Y coordinates of a scene. How do I know what those coordinates are? Scratch does this when you hover your mouse pointer over the stage. The X and Y coordina

What do you mean by 'find' ?