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  • Announcements regarding hyperPad and our community

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    KrystalYeeK
    Here are the latest awards. Share which ones you want and got! Early Bird: Logged in 3 days straight. Nice start! Dedicated Player: Played projects 3 days in a row. Keep going! Quick Commenter: Commented 3 days straight. Your voice matters! Like Away!: Liked 3 projects. Spread the love! Daily Champ: Logged in a full week. Way to go! Indie Games Addict: Played every day for 7 days. Keep rolling! Comment Star: Commented daily for a week. Shining voice! Lightning Likes: Liked 7 projects! Login Legend: Logged in 30 days straight. Epic streak! Indie Games Master: Played projects every day for a month. Game on! Comment Icon: Commented daily for 30 days. Rule the chat! Like Bug: Liked 30 projects. Live and Breathe hyperPad: Logged in 60 days straight. You're here more often than we are! Like Legend: Wow, 60 projects

  • Ask Questions about hyperPad or provide cool tips and tricks to other users.

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    IAmPotatI
    How would I move an object forwards or backwards of the direction its facing. Example: A cube is facing the right so want to move to the right. This mostly only affects top down games.

  • Find a bug with hyperPad? Let us know here!

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    MurtazaM
    @Abukhara No there is no limitation like that. Is this happening only for a single object, or any object in your project?

  • Got a suggestion, or have feedback for hyperPad? Let us know!

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    RobinsonXR
    @BuiltLord You can already do this. You can select the Global UI layer on the right sidebar and from there you can drag graphics from the Asset Dock to add elements to the screen. You can program the elements to act as buttons.

  • Let the community see what you're working on before it hits the Hub or App Store

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    Bryce678B
    OpenHL v6.tap Here’s the project!

  • Discuss anything that doesn't fit anywhere else

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    NeilSennN
    @KrystalYee It seems good ideas are inherent to people when they stop asking what other people desire. When perception becomes "what would someone else do", a frustration cycle develops where desire and output don't align. jmi starting with a blank project and never asking yourself what someone else would do is how something meaningful/different than the indie flood happens. Everyone has a fascinating wavelength they just don't know it becasue they're used to being themselves....