Hi Aries, Best thing to do is fill out the personal support form. It'll be automatically forwarded to Hamed, rather than wait for Hamed to see this post. The forum should be used for general questions that the community can help with.

@iTap-Development I would recommend Swift: it is more current, and it is easier to learn. Swift is also a lot like Javascript - and that is something.

@Aidan-Oxley if you give a project a name that already exists you get a popup asking if you want to overwrite.

@Murtaza ok thanks! 😆

How are you making your item box? Are you making it spawn an object? Maybe it's spawning it self and it's causing too many to spawn resulting in lag. Or maybe the graphics are too large. More details on how your project is created would help.

Hi Wazk Mobile, This sounds like a really good idea! I hope you get someone who wants to work with you, however my team is working on massive games that we would rather search for a publisher who could go without the 'ad's' and 'splash texts'. Maybe in a few months time when our project is a bit more developed, maybe we could show you and you could consider not having the splash screen or anything else? If we work with you in the future we look forward to it. Cheers, Ash

@Hamed Would it be a splash screen made to suit one of our own games, or just a new hyperPad splash screen? Cause the one you already have suits hyperPad' style quite well.

Good idea. I'll add a sticky in the Showcase section and let users post their games there.

i sent you more screen shots

I sometimes download stuff using puffin

Set input fields are probably slightly better than behaviour on/off, but both would work depending on what exactly you are trying to do. I don't get exactly why you're using patrol to move the character, but if you want to change them alł easily, you could use a single broadcast message, and use receive message in each part. In the broadcast message select a box container that you set to the speed, then use the output from receive message as the speed of the patrol.

@Murtaza ok! Thanks for all the help!

Here's one way: Started Touching (object B ) → Behaviour On (Started Touching1) + Behaviour Off (Started Touching2). Started Touching1 (object 1) (also make this behaviour off by default) → Load Scene (xy). Started Touching2 (object 1) → Hide Graphic or Destroy Object (object B ). If you can't figure it out using what I wrote there I can try to take a screenshot.

Ohh I see, it's because particles apply an additive effect, and black is actually like a colour of zero, so it's basically adding zero to all colours it goes on top of which ends up doing nothing. Try changing the mode to either subtractive or normal.

Thank so much! I'm going to explore all of your ideas.

This works for me: if you're using headphones/earbuds with attached volume control, play/pause bottons . . . Completely exit out of HyperPad and make sure it's gone from previously opened apps. Start playing whatever music you want to play. While music is playing, open HyperPad app. HyperPad should stop the music. When this happens, just wait about 2-3 seconds and press the play button attached to your headphones/earbuds. This works for me every time.

@GameCRAZY Because I did it first 😝 and I have been PMing stephenn.

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