We've also just updated the tutorial! Check it out, it's much more in-depth now.

The save file is stored outside the project file. So it's not affected by downloading a new version from the hub.

Just following up with this We've since rearranged the beahviours. There is no "advanced" category any more. The Joystick Left and Right behaviours are not combined into the "Joystick Input". So drag on the joystick input behaviour, then tap the beahviour, and from the drop down select Joystick left, and then add another one and make it say joystick right. Hope this helps!

The dark interface is automatic based on your iOS preferences. In older versions of iOS, there is a manual control.

@gmail Yeah, if you have both the viewer and the hyperPad app on the same device they will conflict. Because they're both capable of opening the hyperPad file. iOS doesn't have a nice way of handling this. As for the permissions, make sure you open the project in the editor at least once. Otherwise there will be no permissions attached to them.

@Murtaza Thank you Yes, confusion does happen!

@gmail I can easily delete backups from my laptop....but not iPad

@RobinsonX Yes, thank you! I have determined that you can “find” an object by Name, but you must use the Object ID to manipulate it.

Yes, thank you, how do I do that?

@Murtaza Yes, please do that. I’m okay with the projects in hub being effected. Thank you…

@Shady91 However, a blank scene is very rare.. I'd assume it's a memory issue because it fixes itself after restarting the app. To clear up some memory, you can go to your account settings by pressing the top left hamburger icon and then tapping the gear. You want to press on the button called Clear Project Cache.

@dumbTactics Sorry for the late response, but make the world gravity stronger to remove the "floatiness". You can do this in project settings or use the Set Gravity behavior.

@JonnyFlapjack Plug the objectA_ID output of the Get Object into the object fields of other behaviors. The other behaviors will only perform the actions on the specified object. Object IDs can be used to dynamically select which objects to perform things on.

Firstly, you need to look at the outstanding games of this genre. Beat Saber, Hi Fi Rush, BPM, etc. Once you understand how rhythm games work, you need to decide on the genre (shooter, RPG, action, etc.). After that, you need to decide on the genre of the music itself (rock, pop, beat, dubstep or phonk, etc.). This is a rather complicated genre, and it will be extremely difficult to create a rhythm for the game on your own. Unless it's a pixelated platformer. By the way, platformers are good to make on Unity, there are many tutorials and templates. At CodeIT, we have even developed a virtual office in the form of a game, where we often relax, listen to music, and even play games within the game, so to speak. To reach a goal, you first have to find it. I wish you success!

@TheMagicDesign That's awesome to hear! I think I can add some sort of "import project" feature into the native app so you don't have to do all these steps again. Apple is very weird when it comes to importing things via the File app.

@RobinsonX Thanks, that was it!