Then you would have to constantly check whether that point is occupied, and if it isn't allow the player to drop a new actor in that spot.

I think there's nothing wrong with having similar ideas, so long as you add something new to it. My latest project could be dismissed as a top-down shooter - but it has lots of nice little touches in

How would you go about having several objects not being able to be set on top of each other... right now if i add other balls on the left they will behave correcty until i drag one on top of the other

In-fact it replaces Army doodle in my top 10.

okay,...iM trying too...There was a template for top 10 high scores but i cant find it anymore....

that's just off the top of my head...

There are so many more I could list, but these fell in the top ten for the moment (Image)

What is everyones top ten iphone apps? (Priced 99c or 59p)

I did it in a fairly simple way...only still feels random if your player is moving around a fair bit though

But because the placement is random sometimes they appear on top of my main player.

If they are static i.e. you have a fixed amount of them, you can bind them in your scene layer. But if they are dynamic i.e. created/destroyed on the fly, it gets a lot more complex.

http://topappcharts.com/

Destroy

does anyone have any tutorials or templates on how to make a top 5 or top 10 high scores chart...

Ok im just messing around trying to figure it out right now. I added an integer game attribute named 'blockCount' and put the value 1. Then i have an actor called 'block' and another actor called 'blo

Destroy this actor

i'm just thinking off the top of my head...

Ok, im trying to create a game where you have to destroy a certain number of blocks, without letting an item at the top of the stacked blocks, hit the ground. I've figured a lot of it out, but I don't

http://blog.playhaven.com/2009/12/top-3-marketing-tips-for-beating-the-app-store-blackbox/

does anyone else see a 1 or .5 pixel border on 2 of the sizes? In one scene I have a small empty space at the top and right, in another I have it on the bottom and left. If I adjust the image to fit i