nice, you can also have an endless mode where the difficulty ramps up on you every time you destroy the boss.

What I would add is that I only saw the orb ship once - the one that flies across the top of the screen from right to left. Include that a little more as the player progresses, and add more variety in

Thank you... I am going to add this to the top of the list! (Image)

I want to make an actor copy the position of another actor, but time delay it so that it trails after rather than sit on top. So if I had several actors doing that, with increasing time delay, I'd get

The only thing I can think of is to have 2 actors in the same spot, with one being above the player, in the Scene Layer, and the other below the player. Set the one obove the player to only be visible

Essentialy, create a rule on an actor (it's the button to the top right of your screen) and then change the properties.

Behold: a swinging rope. Not perfect, the green block is actually hiding a bit of piston-like motion at the top, but definitely workable.

Now the point about which the actor revolves is its center (AKA its position). Is it possible to reset the rotation point to the actor's top-left corner, for example, or ideally an expression yieldin

All the behaviors happen. Ones at the top usually happen first, but may not always be the case.

For an individual actor, can we expect any specific order of execution of its rules, or the behaviors in those rules? Is there a top (first) to bottom (last) order implied, as they appear in the edit

What I meant was putting the items on screen then realising they need to be moved. Say you wanted to move your HUD from the bottom to the top, you would have to move all 30 actors 1 at a time.

the key parts to pay attention to are the rules at the top, and the scene behavior at the bottom. that pretty much does it all. all the variables are just stuff i wanted reset to certain values if you

Looking at Apple's Top Downloads list, I noticed that GameSalad is now ranked #12 in all the site, above even Stuffit Expander!

So above is what rules I changed in the main player...

game.health < 0 destroy this actor

I noticed that some games in the top 100 like "Alive forever" are over 10mb but seem to be doing well...

If you click 'new rule' in an actor (top right of screen) then a rule appears, and on the left at the top of this rule is a toggle between 'any' and 'all'.

QUESTION: When I made a menu screen, I put a background image in the background layer and put some buttons in another layer, and then I added actions to the buttons so that the would take me to differ

In the 3rd link, I've tried adding instead of "destroy this actor"

EDIT: Was it something to the effect of setting an attribute and passing the spawing job to a hidden actor on the scrollable layer?