take the whole sheet into photoshop, copy the layer (if it doesn't have an alpha channel), paste it back to itself so you now have two layers, delete the background layer, select the border and any b

I am in the process of choosing the graphics for my physics game app (similar to Doodle Destroy). I'm trying to decide between two options:

if you want to use spawning you just use a Random(0,320) function for where it spawns your x position but many people have done similar games with game salad and I believe most use a recycle technique

if you want to use spawning you just use a Random(0,320) function for where it spawns your x position but many people have done similar games with game salad and I believe most use a recycle technique

wave of downloads may push your app into the top 100 of its category, and this is the best thing that can happen to you. Discovery of your app will increase and you will get organic traffic (people y

Yeah I have played that. It is definatley a good game but if it got any more success then it did I would of been surprised, if it had as you said a cute storyline and graphics it might of been popular

Yeah I have played that. It is definatley a good game but if it got any more success then it did I would of been surprised, if it had as you said a cute storyline and graphics it might of been popular

the character goes underneath the image or on top. The main issue is the back of the box cause I need the character to be able to move next to it and also behind it. Any chance anyone understood tha

There are other factors of course - Canabalt, for example, got GameCantre very late in its life, and therefore, I'd imagine, a lot of people had moved on, but it still has over 80k in players.

well, why doesn't gameloft's games on the top 25?

Ignoring its celebrity app status (it now has 3 game versions in the top 25), and the fact that games like it (doodle jump, Cut the Rope, Fruit Ninga) are destined to hang around at the top for ever.

TikiTotems has a level editor thats pretty awesome also QuakeBuilder (a very successful GameSalad Game) has one that works pretty nice too. Thats just two I can think of off the top of my head but man

I would suggest watching all of Tshirtbooths videos at the GamesaladCookbook on youtube. Then using key words use the pop up menu in GS and go thru those temps. Some are actually pretty good. Thennnnn

My GS is currently coded to be played by touch so Ill have to revert it. But to Asymptotell; my corpses are split into two thing, the body falling after the strike and a gib (weapon or head) and the t

then in your actor place these behaviors at the top in this order outside of any rules

TikiTotems has a level editor thats pretty awesome also QuakeBuilder (a very successful GameSalad Game) has one that works pretty nice too. Thats just two I can think of off the top of my head but man

The idea is to make the game difficult enough so that people start posting strategy guides online, but not so difficult that it overly frustrates the players.

2.- Instead of just keeping the last high score, maybe you can have a scene for high scores so people can see their top 10 scores or something like that.

though if the user completes the level do you want to destroy the actor? or simply make it invisible.

the level complete is an actor .. i put the rule (when actor touches, pressed , destroy) but it dosent destroy it?