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The code in the top part is going to run every time, regardless of the remove ads attribute. You should put the remove ads condition in a rule wrapped around the change scene inside the touch is press

I think I could easily pull off a similar effect if I put a dark transparent layer above it

Instead of using a Change Image Behavior you could use two (or more) separate actors and destroy and spawn them as needed. That way each actor can have its own unique collision shape.

I am bit confused on how to make the Chartboost ads disappear in addition to the iAds. Here is my code so far for changing my scene: NOTE: How I Said ANY conditions are valid at the top

For extra info, the top offenders during frames where your game hitches are:

get all coins after every re-install. It is not TOP GROSSING app solution or strategy but we can probably avoid bad reviews from users and registration insanity at this moment and still offer options

Have you looked at the code in the Big Top Blaster? It is at the start of GS Creator under the New Blank Project. I attached an image. This may give you some insights.

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For example - it would be a find letter A (shows A on top left), then shows 26 letters below to touch/match. Once loaded it would state find the letter A, or whichever at random. Then the kid/player w

Perhaps if the features you want get much fewer votes than the top voted features, they're not as desired and you're reading the situation wrong? It used to feel pointless adding feature requests, for

Please don't create duplicate threads. I answered your other thread. If you need to add more information or ask follow-up questions, you can click on the My Discussions link at the top-right of the

If your project is iPad, the easiest way is simply open both this sample project and your project together and drag the behaviour into your actor from one project to another. Make sure you are using t

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This is actually extremely simple: We're simply adjusting the opacity of the lighting layer according to the distance from the lighting object, as such:

@Bitvork Like you wrote, if GS wants to be more than a hobby tool, certain features are necessary. Advertising and metrics are important for sure, but look at the top grossing titles on the AppStore a

Basically, what i've done here, is create 8 images that overlay mister happy box, and then calculate the angle (vectorToAngle) between the Box's light layer to the squaresun.

I'm currently making a game for Japanese learning students. At the top of the screen there is a box which spawns a random hiragana character (basically a letter) every five seconds. Three blocks fall

From your own experience, what do you think are the top 10 most cpu intensive behaviours?