Is there something specifically that you don't understand?

I submitted an app to iTunes without getting any errors. Thankyou very much all at Gamesalad for fixing this problem (Image)

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3/4 of way through I realized I couldn’t do all the art and finish the game. So the large three characters I had done for me. The rest and animations I did. It’s really only luck that I fini

Could you create a example file?

I would recommend using the regular iPhone as a default setup, what you actually build in your app. That is a 1.777 AR (16:9).

The Loop behaviour actually fires a little slower than every 0.01" (0.0166666 . . . . ), but of course like you suggest you can cram a bunch of actions into a single loop.

You could simply place the platforms where you want them - spatially - rather than relying on a clock to time their placement, that is to say you can have a platform a single pixel away from another p

Awesome! glad to hear. Hopefully, you understand what you did and why it wasn't working before.

The reason is that each game is different. In some games you can move the UI buttons only and you're set. But in other games, that might not be an ideal solution, for various reasons.

And make it so that the tanks shoot turkeys. (Image)

it's very easy to do, watch my video.

it's not complicated, quite easy if you ask me.

I am trying to make a game with joystick controls, but i have no clue how to make it, anyone knows?

So you can use the Device Model to tell the actors where to go/spawn? Where be this Device Model attribute? And how do we use it?

Why is this so difficult? Why does it cause so many people to come

Glad to hear that, thank you (Image)

Excellent, @Toque. You did all the artwork, too, right?

While you can't technically change game.Time, you can use the Loop behavior to achieve a faster rate than every 0.01 seconds.

I see, if you have a question feel free to ask.