@Ethan-D This is late but for those who still are interested in how you can achieve this, you can use transform behaviors (the cyan behaviors) such as Move By, Scale To, and Rotate to Angle. You can use a combination of these behaviors to make your logo move, scale, and rotate. You can also fade its opacity by using Set Color. For a simple fade in effect, you can set the object's opacity to be 0% so that it is completely transparent. Then in the behaviors, you can place a Set Color behavior to make it change to white with full opacity over time. A lot of this is knowing how the behavior system works, so I recommend watching YouTube videos from the hyperPad YouTube channel to get a grasp on it. You'll be able to customize exactly how your logo animates by using transform behaviors and some other behaviors.

@Lorebound-Labs Also, note that the hyperPad editor apps are only available on iPad and Mac. Not for iPhone. So if you're using the hyperPad Hub app on iPhone, you wont find the editor there.

@NeilSenn alr thx

@MoonSJ Make sure the objects don't have a gap at the time of attaching them. Also, in the Pivot Attach behavior, you can choose the anchor point - use this to define where the "joint" will be. The screenshot below shows me selecting an object and then moving the anchor point to where the attachment will roughly be. I also recommend turning off Attachments Collide so you don't get weird jiggly physics. [image: IMG_6102.jpeg]

@Eric726 Great glad to hear it! And thanks for letting us know, this helped us track down an issue with user accounts that we're sorting out.

[image: IMG_0640.jpeg] FYI

The main limitation between starter and the paid version is the amount of projects you can create. You shouldn't be limited by cloud back ups, rather the amount of new projects you can make. If you can't create more than one project let me know, as that sounds like some sort of bug. Also, when you have both apps on one iPad it can do weird things with your user account, so we don't recommend having both at the same time. This could confuse how your profile is treated. Which is probably why you're seeing a limitation with cloud backups.

@autumnsworld Yes! You are referring to the Modify Save File and Load from Save File behaviors. You can persist values in between plays using those behaviors. Modify Save File: Select a key (location) to save a value. You can also use this behavior to delete a key. Load from Save File: Select the key to load that value. If the key does not exist, it will output the default value. Let me know if you need more information.

@AMIR-GAMES As @NeilSenn says, there are no restrictions to behaviours available in the free Starter version, or the paid version of hyperPad. All behaviours are available to all users. Especially one as critical to game development as collision detection. We have gone through a series of updates and changed names of behaviours, so if you look at old tutorials or videos, you may see the behaviours by different names. In this case, the "Collided" behaviour is now called "Collision Event"

Yup as you found, you have to disable anti-aliasing in the asset library. What anti aliasing does is smooth edges. For non pixel art graphics, this is a good thing.

@versioneight P.S. you might want to have a tag for bullet collisions specifically. Found out the hard way things get screwy if you start trying to use the same tags for more than one function

@themerpygirl There's a bug with duplicated behaviors (fixed in the beta). Try placing down a Behavior Bundle and connect it to those two behaviors so both of them can trigger on start.

For that past little while our XCode exporter has been broken. It was just fixed, and the emails are automatically going out from before. So you must have selected "Export For The App Store" in the project menu some time in the past little while. You must be running the latest version of XCode, if you are having issues with that part of it I suggest searching XCode documentation. We do have some documentation on exporting: some of it is out of date (due to apple changes), but for the most part it still applies or may require some slight adjustments. https://hyperpad.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/200163049-Publishing As for wanting an app that can be played immediately on any device, easiest way is to just run it within hyperPad/ use the viewer app. This XCode project is for submitting to the Apple App store.

Yes is it possible because I can make level editors and they work just fine no bugs if it doesn’t work I just check if I forgot anything and it’s normally if I forgot a behavior

@gmail When pausing the game, you can also change the aspect ratio to best fit your screen.

@gmail Here's the full link, it should pop up to a Canva view link but I can send you a PDF if needed! https://www.canva.com/design/DAGkFKebPyo/dqkFof9MHsXlw-JuG0GSmA/view?utm_content=DAGkFKebPyo&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=viewer And that's awesome to hear! I believe hyperPad should be compatible with that version of MacOS

@gmail Glad to hear it!

@gmail Never mind...figured out the problem, user error