@SplitMindGaming I think it depends on how many frames does your animation have. I remember that when I put like more than 20 frames with graphic that more than 1000px wide, it can lag and sometimes makes hyperPad crashed. Maybe it was in the past ( it happened before the app became a paid app ), but I just happened to play all the animations ( firstly to see if there was an animation in particular that cause lag ) and doing that before playing the scene has solved the problem for me.

@Murtaza i see thank you

@Murtaza i see and yes I agree. I think controller support are much better suited for 3d games.

Well you need an apple developer license/account. This costs $99 a year. You can learn more about that here: https://developer.apple.com/ Next you will need a mac to run apples developer tools (XCode). Finally with hyperPad you simply export your project, you're then sent an XCode project that you open on your mac, set up certain parameters, then submit that to Apple using your Apple developer account. We used to offer a service that would have us submit on your behalf (to your developer account), but we no longer offer that.

@BD-Studios yeah i actually got to try it from a friends ipad. It seems it works fine. The only thing missing is the mouse wheel support. It wont zoom in and out.

@Hamed again thanks for the help. The Fps on my game is like butter now. Also did you release the update yet

@Aidan-Oxley yup thats it. I got it to work doing some adjustments. Good find. Thank you.

Re: Creating Health for Characters That works. Thank you!🙂👍👍

@SplitMindGaming nvm i figured it out. I had to seperate the behaviors and put a timer on top of the get label.

That happened to me once when I tried importing things from other apps, I guess it hasn't got fixed yet. 🤷‍♂️

@Kamdroid https://go.aws/2QVcn1J basically in the chocolate level if you spam jump on the yellow boxes the character will be able to jump super high.

@SplitMindGaming Each single particle (as in one of the objects making up the particle animation) causes way less lag than actual objects, otherwise the same rules apply to particles, more particles or bigger particles will cause more lag.

This RobinsonX guy is the first to have made a nice working game with actual online multiplayer. Though I didn't get to play it cause my iPad Air 1 is sad and crashed every time.

@SplitMindGaming The Hub isn't that brutal. So far the only projects that have received a lot of dislikes were actually quite bad (as in so bad it seems that the person who made it didn't even bother to test their game to make sure it worked, because it's completely broken and seems like they spent about 10 minutes making it before uploading). But mostly people seem to prefer to do nothing rather than give dislikes. I think you should put it on the Hub at some point.

I thought literally putting two groups of objects in a collide behavior would work.. Maybe a bug?

@SplitMindGaming If you want to still be able to interact with your game, you can't use overlays. You'll need to use layers instead, but I understand how this could be a bit annoying because you need it to kinda be on the UI layer but you already have stuff on that layer and you kinda want it to all be on its own. It would be nice if we could create additional UI layers, but for now your only option is to put the stuff on a UI layer. Another option would be to make a new layer for it and have everything constantly teleport to its place using screen coordinates but that would be kinda silly.