wow...you guys do it like that?... i just make walls that are invisible, that are also right outside the display, and make it so when something collides with it, the walls destroy the actor.

In my game, I have enemies flying down from the top of the screen, so I created a rule that once the enemies hit the ground, they are destroyed, so they don't get cycled through over and over (top of

You're very much on the right track. In your actor you want destroyed, just put a rule that says 'when an attribute changes' self position x is greater than 480

Make that equal to the number of enemies you want the player to kill.

Create a game(global) attribute for total number of enemies. When you destroy an enemy, decrement the game attribute. Then have a rule that checks if that attribute == 0, then spawn actor your button.

In a game I am making, you destroy all the enemies in each level to move on. Does anyone know a way to make a button pop up ONLY after you have destroyed each enemy?

For myself, because it was the easier way, I created a different actor, and placed another invisible actor controller on the screen, so that a different type of bird would come down from the top of th

1) Spawn actor, non collideable, move to (maybe an area off screen), destroy actor.

Position : you can place the word Random in there so the fruit drops randomly from the sky (In my case, I put random (10,470) on the arrow facing right ---> and on the arrow facing up: you can

Hi, Is possible to make score list? Top 5/ top 10 .. and save it with my name?

Does having something over the top of the animation slow it down?

Off the top of my head, without knowing any more info, I would say to make sure it has all the same rules as the original. Have you opened the copied actor & looked to make sure all rules were

I want this sprite to loop all these till it's destroy. How can I make a group or any page of codes to loop? Any ideas =D Thank you in advance

Layer 1 = black background

Just like that, except, where it is black on the above game, I want it a bit more transparent. So would I make an actor like SuperNES said? Then make that actor follow over the top of my character act

CodeMonkey, correct me if I'm wrong. I think you'll need to create an overlay layer for your level. Essentially a black (or near opaque) foreground element that takes up the entire screen that has tra

drag a 'destroy actor' behaviour and put it in this second timer.

How can I have an actor spin on its axis. For example if I have a pencil, I would like it to spin from left to right or right to left on its point. I don't want it to spin from bottom to top??

In this actor, add a rule that when mouse position is over actor, and the user clicks on the mouse to spawn a new actor called 'explosion' where the first actor is, then destroy the first actor.

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