Is there a way to make the GS Viewer on iOS devices automatically change the orientation of a project when testing? This issue is SUPER frustrating - most of my projects are set up in landscape view,

Yes, jump is slow. This is especially annoying with the final boss. Basically, you can defeat the final boss only if you are lucky, not by skill.

You have two ways to save , either by saving attributes using save and load behaviours

i try to make a new thinking app witch already hit the play store

A Long Way Home was converted and I've done it on a personal project. It mostly works. The HTML5 engine has a few differences in physics and doesn't support some projects that use undocumented lua in

What twayne is saying is true . The player in your demo is not moving left or right , your moving the ground left and right , thats why your facing alot of complications , you need to set your logic i

Thank you this solved it

What do you mean by completely stops? The player was never moving...

Agreed that a screenshot of your rules will be helpful. Also, make sure you are using When Touch is Pressed rather than When Mouse is Down as the rule condition. "Touch is Pressed"

@Rasparem try reading the cookbook and watching a few tutorials on YouTube to familiarise yourself with GS as system and how it works. It'll make your enquiries better targeted. Secondly, before you

If your attribute is an integer then the value that appears will be an integer. If you used a real attribute, you will need to convert it to an integer by using the math function round as in round(ga

Well I guess that you don't want the solution very much lol....

Hello, I am still learning gamesalad and how do you make a swipe in 4 direction control

Sounds like these templates might help you out. They were made quite a few years ago but I had a quick test and it still seem to hold up.

@pHghost You sir or mam, are my hero. Thank you, it worked beautifully.

You multiply or divide it depending on how you want it to show. For example, if in your game 128 points of resolution = 1 km, and you want to show the distance traveled in km, then you need to divide

So the actor is jumping upwards, so the screen follows actor up... How do I prevent the screen from moving down again if the actor were to drop a bit? (the same as a Doodle Jump, the screen only moves

Thank you @tatiang , that worked out wonderfully!

Animating sequenses of png images works like a charm in GS. But you can not use spritesheets, only a single png image pr animated frame. Good luck!

so i know the solution to this issue may seem simple but im unable to do it