So, I would like to set my character's bounce the same height every time it lands on a platform. How would you go about that? Right now, my actor's bounce is very inconsistent; his bounce is determine

Thank you @tatiang , that was exactly what I wanted.

I'm pretty sure this tutorial covers that. At about 5:45, @jamie_c explains what you're wanting to do:

But meanwhile, you don't need to even open up the equation in the expression editor. All you need to do is modify the attributes to get it to make different shapes.

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The plan is to 'pack' the web version into an offline tool. The old Creator as you know it now, with it's bugs and layout and all that will be discontinued and stop working eventually, but there's sti

Yes but how do you enable the amount of accelerometer movement in accordance to the amount of tilt?

platform. Because if the character keeps jumping you kind of never lose the game.

Thank you

Well, as long as you don't really want to use much of the functionality of the SOUND system, the PHYSICS system, or the TEXT system, you should be set!

They don't plan on abandoning the standalone version, right? Because I'm probably going to prefer that one over the web version when it's released.

You can use the Device>Touch.Count attribute.

I would love to make a co-op local multiplayer steam game (Image)

What I was hoping to hear! I think 'pro' mode will be essential for the more serious users working on desktop PCs, otherwise you may risk falling into the same trap that Windows 8 did.

Remember to save your project in increments.

You may have unlocked an actor in the scene, creating an instance of that actor with unique rules. Try deleting the actor from the scene and re-adding it from the library.

You're probably missing something in your code.

How about the trick where one would rename a Jpeg into a PNG directly in the XML file to save room. Would that pose a problem?

@blob are you planning to take over the world?