Place an actor into the scene to control the camera, unlock this actor so you can access the scene.camera.

collisions. It runs at 60fps. It's all about how you write your code and your layer order for that code.

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Thank you @Adrenaline @GreenfroggGames and @timolapre1998

You need to change attribute to attribute+2

One piece of advise I would give you is get working on an update with a few new levels or something! Updates are great if people can see your supporting the game past launch, maybe one more new world!

All in the bigger purpose of creating a meaning of why you should shoot them, play the game.

Now that you can add your own custom fonts in Gamesalad you could either find and purchase a font that meets your needs to create one yourself if you can't find one.

Also keep in mind those images are just there for your use and reference. They do not get embedded in your final project unless you actually add and use them as actors.

It's because you've purchased that image from the GameSalad marketplace. It automatically puts those images in that folder for ease of access. There isn't a way to remove them that I know about.

Thankyou so much, will try that

Please any help or infor would be much appreciated, Ive become so addicted to GS and i feel like ive lost a limb! lol..

@Chimoru Are you using GS Display Text or are you using a graphics program to make the words or letters you want to use?

Maybe use the same font but make the one in the back bigger and if needed change its position.

If there are less than 99 frames, then you simply need to rename the first 9 images (remove the 0) - beyond that there are numerous free apps that will renumber / resequence your image sequences at th

Yeah you're right, I don't think you HAVE to add the zeros, I don't know what I was thinking lol (Image)

I actually think you can use padInt(self.count, 2) and keep what you have and it'll work in one rule

Awesome! Thank you for the information! I'm looking forward to hearing if you discover anything as you test it again with 1.25.

You can also do the same thing with: Constrain image to floor( game.Time*30)%21

Working with a pretty heavy game which can sometimes slow down FPS considerably, I've noticed that the animate behavior is not so reliable in some cases. In cases when many things are happening at the