@krdavis Hehe I’m also an idiot often, some of the dumb things I’ve done… :P

@Murtaza I am there with you 😵‍💫

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Here is a screenshot of a mock up of the friend list in game.

I read somewhere on the forum that the patrol behavior doesn’t play well with physics. So my observed behavior is expected.
I fixed it by creating my own patrol behavior set… now propelling my second object works as expected!

@krdavis
Glad you figured it out!

@Bactarus
I thought I included this before but I guess I forgot sorry.

You can see your list of exported projects from your profile within hyperPad.
Or use this link
https://www.hyperpad.com/apps

@Gigantlepchen You can check the hyperPad YouTube channel for a saving and loading tutorial. :)

@Murtaza o h, I didnt know, thanks!

One button, no menus, got it.

If your PC shares the same Apple ID as your iPad, then you can install hyperPad on the PC without purchasing the app again.

Yes! Game development is hard! 🚀

Beginners usually face the misconception that hyperPad makes "game development" easy, but no - it's a tool to help users learn and do game development.

Start small and learn how the small things work, then when you are comfortable with what you've learned so far, expand by going outside your comfort zone to learn more!

I've started hyperPad as a complete newbie years ago. I would learn what each behavior does by experimenting with them and looking at examples - Now I've reached the point where I've learned almost every single behavior. :) If you're curious, I still need to learn the Oauth Credentials behaviors and the Track Event behavior.

Something I’ve been looking for. Thank you!

Card game? Sounds interesting!

What are you having trouble with?

@aPaperWeight Nice! But also note that the projects on the hub will only be from the latest published versions - so it is best to frequently update your projects to date if you plan on getting your projects from there.

There's also 10GB cloud storage for each account to store backups of projects you've worked on - I highly recommend using it as much as you can. :)

@RobinsonX holy im dumb, ty, yes im using java to setup node.js server

@aPaperWeight When enough of your projects have been approved by the community, your account will no longer be in probation.

As long as you don't violate any guidelines, your account will be good to go!

Hello @Higuybtw,

On the projects menu screen, each project has an icon that has a cloud with an arrow. You press on the icon to upload to the hyperPad Hub.

It should take you to the next page after a little bit where you finally submit your project to the Hub. :)