Maybe you have to start in the underground scene, using shitty bottles.

You definitely should add the crowd as part of the game. Like extrem reaction. Funny Lines for winning and losing.

Make the best bottle game ever get featured and played by you tubers which support the emerging scene.

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To be rich and famous just create a game and ask Miley Cyrus to play it & share it then BOOM you get 5m+ downloads easily and become rich in minutes >:) .

That's the part that is getting me. However, I see all these other bottle games with terrible physics and the complaints aren't about the physics but the difficulty.

too bad there is no option to make the custom collision shape visible I would like to see what you did there

the crowd makes it to a spectacle

and friction and angular drag to get it to swing how you want)

You can simply check the time, and when it's 6 simply interpolate the daytime image from alpha 0 to alpha 1.

I wanted to show you the most exciting video of bottle flipping lol...

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Let me throw in my two cents. The problem with open sourcing gamesalad is that gamesalad is fat. Coronas is only 1.4 mb per plaform. It is really slim and light. If gamesalad were open sourced it woul

Building a website to sell downloadable code chunks, which is essentially what a market place is, requires resources but anything short of closing shop requires resources.

Can you make a picture of what you need ?

What is 'bottle flipping' - can you describe what you are trying to do for people who don't know what 'bottle flipping' is ?

hi guys I want to know how the actor make my move at an angle of 180 degrees and the angle and finish comiensa in pocicion I want

Here you go, an 8bit version for BigDave (Image)

A couple of additional notes, you can change the direction that the light is falling onto the rotatry dial - open the 'Dial panel' actor and change the 'Specular Angle' attribute from 73° to some othe

Okay I was with you for a while there, but I have no idea how you're getting the trench to work. It's really impressive, good work!