Sorry but, shouldn't every technical questions related to "how to do stuff" be posted in 'the 'support' topic? Here is where you showcase your 'work in progress'; meaning discuss about a project you're currently working on; share images or videos about your game's progress; or even perhaps just disclose what your game project will be about ...etc.
I suggest to hop into the support topic; there you'll find plenty of threads addressing menu building in TB. Also you can try doing a search..... good luck!

just2old4this eredeti hozzászólása:

Sorry but, shouldn't every technical questions related to "how to do stuff" be posted in 'the 'support' topic? Here is where you showcase your 'work in progress'; meaning discuss about a project you're currently working on; share images or videos about your game's progress; or even perhaps just disclose what your game project will be about ...etc.
I suggest to hop into the support topic; there you'll find plenty of threads addressing menu building in TB. Also you can try doing a search..... good luck!

Ok, thanks, sorry for getting confused, I'm new to using tyranobuilder and to using the community in general. However I have already received a response in the "support" category, so you will find the same post in that category. However, if you know something more about this topic, I invite you to tell me something about how I can make my menu.

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just2old4this eredeti hozzászólása:

Ok, thanks, sorry for getting confused, I'm new to using tyranobuilder and to using the community in general. However I have already received a response in the "support" category, so you will find the same post in that category. However, if you know something more about this topic, I invite you to tell me something about how I can make my menu.

I'm afraid I'm not very knowledgeable on that topic.... sounds advanced and I'm myself actually moving my first steps in TB. I would suggest to start with a small project, small in scope and complexity ....and actually manage to finish it (which is always one of the most challenging steps when starting creating games) After that is just a question of starting over with a new project with increased levels of difficulties...and learn as you go. It's a tough process where most of the times you just want to quit everything.... but the big secret here is to keep coming back and take another jab at it. That's at least what I've been doing for the past few months. Look up video tutorials on YouTube, research online and ask questions here on Steam... that's that.
Se insisti e resisti, raggiungi e conquisti! ....... :)