if your testing it out, In IOS you should register your IAP ID to have it tested on Testflight. In Android have the IAP registration as well.

I would check that also the buy run is not inside the expression editor too and also you have not checked for the call back from the request purchase data. You should only fire the buy behaviour AFTER

It's launched for education, it's in pre-release for all of you guys. That's simply because while we have met all the requirements for education use, I'd like to get closer to feature parity before we

It took a bit longer than I was hoping because of the differences in "file format" between the web tool and the native tools. If you see something weird resulting from your publishin

GameSalad isn't running properly on High Sierra currently and until a new build is released to fix the issues it's highly suggested that you not upgrade to it!

enable some of the logging I commented out to make sure your server is receiving the json package, it should just dump it to a txt file. also check the server logs are not showing any permissions / mi

No sure why you bumped a year old thread.

Might it work or not but please read some blogs related to these. thank you for share this information. https://buyandroidappreviews.com/buy-android-review-online/

Thank you,

The images looks correct to me. Maybe you should check the rule if you choose to type the code in the text expression.

Well mine is working just fine. Can you make a simple GS file of your only one or two IAP codes and upload it here then I or anybody can check what's wrong with it?

once it hits your 'pad' of course, you can turn off the moveto logic, and it should bounce/behave as you want it to, after a normal collide...

I'll be the first to moan at GS if I think there's a bug etc, but in all honesty IAP's are tricky to get right, and time-consuming to test out - I had a nightmare just getting ONE to work for Catflap!

Yep, I'm sure the guys will help too, but you need a rule that applies force downwards, to your ball - hence only simulating gravity, so that you can then ensure that gravity is switched off if nothin

Thanks @Japster – I'll have a go at what you've mentioned... and thanks @tatiang for the demo – the way that the canon ball travels up then comes down (gravity affected) is what I had in mind.

You might need to give more detail. The more info, the better the suggested solution.

Closing. Please don't ask for free work. If you'd like to open a new thread with your budget for this project, that's fine.

You can install the app using the terminal in osx. But the above method is easier.

Sorry mate, I struggle to make physics work in that respect - maybe you can apply an upward force/hit (Y Velocity) initially, and experiment with interpolate to get your actor to try and get to point

Realistically, I don't think this will happen mate - we've all got lots of ideas for games, just not enough time to develop them (that's the really hard, time-consuming work!) - if we do develop ideas