The iAds can be either 320x50 for portrait or 480x32 for landscape. The ads can be placed at the top, bottom, left or right - and will be on for the ENTIRE time.

Put a Change Attribute loose at the top of the behaviors for the bullet, like this:

I think ads appears only at the beginning of the game like the first scenes and them you go into your game and that´s all! you don´t need to put an ads banner on the top of your game all the time...th

@scitunes - I think the iAds will appear at the top of our apps; 480 x 32 in landscape and 320 x 50 in portrait. I would not worry about them obscuring the middle of the app, but you 'd need to take

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See http://gamesalad.com/forums/topic.php?id=7796

Hi, I've a virtual joystick control (courtesy of Tshirtbooth) moving my player around, + revolving it based on the position of the joystick in a circle; it's a top down game.

Ha! I figured it out. My patrolling actor was in my non-scrollable layer.....

How could I make a Goomba type thing with GameSalad. Like if I touch the top it dies, if I touch the side I die

Timer after 2 or whatever seconds destroy this actor

I'm not trying to be clever again Poly (sounds so sweet) but that link I posted at the top of the thread is the best example I've seen, you don't get the vertical flickers on a device that appear in s

Self.time? I didn't know about that one. So if you want something to live for 2 seconds you can do something like... if self.time = 2, destroy actor?

Processor type? (Click on the Apple at the top left and select "About this Mac".

Self.time? I didn't know about that one. So if you want something to live for 2 seconds you can do something like... if self.time = 2, destroy actor?

Minimize rules per actor, destroy actors that are no longer needed.

Dave is Sophs dad, the people on the bench are my mum and dad, and the guy in the bin (yeah, in the bin, you'll find him) is me mate simon. Just filmed him bustin some moves for our next game. &

Some apps fall out of the top 100 then come back in for whatever reason...

with a $1million plus cost they are going to be top quality targeted campaigns and with Apple deciding which apps get served I doubt they will be turning up on every app that is iAd enabled.

Yeah, it's not a whole lot, but it is a little extra income on top of what you wouldn't have as QS said.

If 1/500 (I read somewhere that this is the average for ad click-through) of the 300,000 clicked on the ad, thats only another $720 on top of the $1,800.