@XxWhiteHearrxX well said and very true. Yes ive been honestly working with hyper pad about 8 hours a day i would say. Im a youtuber with 300k followers and my channel mainly revolves around gaming content. Ive been very intrigued on how versatile hyperpad has been and i learned alot simply trying to build my own game. Im also coming from a pure graphic designer background and this software is like a dream come true. Thats why i keep asking for this little things because all though i know certain features can be made manually and with a little more steps. It will definitely elevate the software to another level with one click integrations and help its marketing efforts greatly by appealing to inexperienced coders and to people who just want to build games quickly. I cant wait to see what comes next.

@Aidan-Oxley Yes i actually just kept everything you had. But added the while touching on top of it with only the specific controls to those events. That way the started touching can handle all the coding events to input the graphic flip or animations and the while touching to handle the actual character movement.

Yep, just like what @Aidan-Oxley said, I use the Get Screen behavior to check for what aspect ratio (or device) is being used. For each aspect ratio, UIs could move accordingly. Or you could simply use relative position to move UIs to four different corners of the screen.

@Aidan-Oxley yup thats what I did. Thank you for that. It just really clarifies i did it right.

@SplitMindGaming 😉🤞

@Aidan-Oxley i see what you did there. Very smart. Really is complex for just a background loop. Would love to see hyperpad get a behavior feature where it can automate this process for us much easier.

@Aidan-Oxley wow thank u so much.

@SplitMindGaming maybe putting a 'behavior on' connected to the 'play sound' that will turn on the 'play sound' again 🤷 Or 'execute behavior's instead of the 'behavior on'. And when it stopped, it turn off the 'play sound' and 'behavior on/execute behavior' 🤷

Create your score label on the Scene UI layer. Here's more info about layers

Are you talking about Minecrafty-like generation? The world can have hills and valleys. From left to right, the land can slope up and down, you can achieve this by having an empty object moving from left to right spawn blocks and randomly moving up and down. You can spawn trees by making the empty object have a random chance of spawning one. Grasses and flowers can also be added in the same way as the trees. Are you talking about dungeon-like generation? With rooms and chambers? Have a starting chamber, then rooms can branch out in multiple ways. Avoid creating too many rooms. In each room, pre-made templates can be used. Having props, monsters, etc.

Yes this looks like a bug!

Moved this to Help and support, as it's not a bug.

@SplitMindGaming Normally, just getting the Timer off will work, as I said earlier. But if you want it to be like that, it works too ;)

@Aidan-Oxley Thanks for the answer! I really wish this was a feature, though I guess there are more pressing features to develop i.e. Lighting. -DJRBP, HRE

E0DF639D-BC23-4E78-99B2-FEC71318DD4A.MP4 Video is above (I would recommend copying it and pasting to another browser, it's weird in hyperPad), copy and paste this link into safari for the project: https://go.aws/39n3Taz

Are you using HyperPad or HyperPad Viewer?

I’m trying to do that with a game called bee boy

Can you show a screenshot of your behaviors? @Applegdy

You can use the Make Physics behaviour to make font have physics: https://hyperpad.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016230052-Make-Physics