@Hamed i just tested it out with the exact dimensions that i resized from photoshop. I tried it with relative position on and off and also relative sizing on and off and still get the same misalignment as seen on the photos from the 4.3 aspect ratio to the ipad pro. Were you able to get it to align on your end?

@Aidan-Oxley thanks this a very smart approach.

@Hamed I would love to but my project is actually top secret for the time being lol. I believe I had a similar issue with double champion but that was probably due to the poorly organized game logic.

Off screen objects don't get "drawn" but they can have logic running on them. If they are physics objects like @bosswave described, then they will affect performance since they are part of the physical world. e.g if two objects bump into each other off screen, the bumped object could make its way back on screen

@SplitMindGaming At the moment time scale affects EVERYTHING and there's no way to change that as far as I know. If you wanted something to stay unaffected you would need to go with custom coding it so all your objects freeze. It depends on the object though, I think it might be possible to move an object while time is frozen but only using Move To Point with 0s duration (I haven't tested this though).

@Hamed I tried what you said and now it looks right on an iPad Pro aspect ratio but the images are off on the 4.3 aspect ratio. It’s fine you don’t need to worry about. I’m good with it only looking right on the 4.3 scale. I’d rather have u spend your time on implementing other things like lighting :)

@Murtaza ok yes I understand now. That would be perfect.

@Aidan-Oxley thanks i will check this out once i get home.

@SplitMindGaming For one of my modals I did the same thing you did and created the "overlay" on the UI layer. Messy but it works.

@LinkoGames ohhh. Get average position of both players (add x and y together then divide by 2), and move screen there. Then maybe do what LEGO Star Wars does and make is so players can't walk off screen, and maybe zoom out if you want.

@SplitMindGaming

Without trying it myself, I would recommend setting the backgrounds mass and friction to 0, and maybe using a pivot attach (set to “pin”) instead..? There’s probably a better way of doing this, but this is the simplest I can come up with without messing around lol

I don't know how football works... 🤷‍♂️😅

I just know that the project is going to use a lot of movement, collisions, tags, etc.

Here are some tips:

Tags can be manipulated to control mulitple objects at once. So instead of many individual behaviors doing the same thing, you can have one object control all of the other objects. When touching an object with a specific tag, the behavior would output the object that was touched. This simplifies a lot of things, and all logic can be contained in on object. Try to limit how many timers you use at one point. Having multiple timers running at once can kill performance. Oh, another thing about tags. You can have two tags for two teams. There could be invisible barriers on both sides and you can have events when a tag collides with one side.
For example, when "red" team collides with the right barrier, they score.

@Hamed not sure what is going on actually. But old files are definitely present.

@Murtaza Would there be more blending options in the future? It would be really awesome 😶✨

@SplitMindGaming

if load behaviour value is blank, use default value

Never mind. To make an always event you need to use Timer = 0

Thank you so much for taking the time. Removing the specific shoot works as a good workaround.

What album are you importing from?
If you’re importing from Recent Photos, then that is most likely the issue. For some reason iOS does not keep transparency in this album and the images are not the same.

We’re available globally in all app stores. But hyperPad is only in English.

@SonicKid7 no theres not i also asked this question awhile ago. The only alternative is to use websites that can separate the gif image. Then in hyperpad import them as an animation.