Two hydrogen atoms colliding would create helium so wouldn't you destroy both and spawn a new stable particle? (Image)

I should have clarified; the atoms colliding are the same actor and so how could I tell one to destroy itself but keep one alive?

Actors can collide with actors on any layer, above or below. But the way code is scanned can sometimes produce anomalies like the one you mention in your original post, this is usually an interaction

They were all on the same layer, but it must be the order that they were generated was causing the issue.

Yes GS scans layers bottom to top.

So what you are saying is that the only way an actor can interact with another actor is if it is on a higher layer because its code is parsed later than the lower actor so it can be aware of the lower

This is not a bug, this is how GS scans code, it will either be top down or bottom up, in the case of GS it is bottom up.

Recently I have noticed that rules with overlapping/collision detection don't work unless they are in actors that are higher in layers than the actors they are overlapping or colliding with.

. But just one question, wouldn't making the graphics tiled, treat them as one actor. Since I want to destroy or move the actors individually, I guess I won't be able to use Tile, or is there some oth

Here is a Topic request:

Interesting. I was spawning from bottom to top and by changing it to spawn top to bottom, it fixed it. That slight delay between when it's spawned and when it starts moving causes an issue from bott

now none of them work. I've ensured they are on top of the layer. I've also taken a temp actor and placed it in there where when it is pushed it shows "Hello World" on the actor. I

I have an actor BlackHole which spins and then changes size using interpolate. When the second actor Sheep collides or overlaps with it, it is supposed to get destroyed and a sound should play but not

I tried Big Top Blaster and their is sound. I hear the music and the cannon blast. The cannon doesn't shoot far enough but I assume that's just because it's a sample project.

If you open one of the included sample projects like Big Top Blaster and preview it, do you get any sounds? You should hear music and a sound when you launch a cannonball.

and depending on which variation I use, the top as well, where the particle emit a distance away (along the Y axis) from the actors. Can anyone help here? I'm not sure how much more info would help.

@Lovejoy Dammit.. I've just tested it more thoroughly and it's setting off the particles for the entire length of the flower (the top and the stalk).. Thanks for your help.. I'll just keep plugging aw

That Rule thatI've got with the Hero.Y etc is there to confine the collision area to just the top of one actor. In this case it's a flower on a stalk which randomly spawns from right to left scrolling

My project size is 6 MB. During the game play, at maximum there will be around 15 main actors sharing around 8 images. All the images is about 128x128 pixel or 128 x 256 pixel. No animation except usi

game.Life :to: 3 or whatever. Also in your destroy actor rule make sure you put a timer that says After 0.01 :do: destroy. That way the life can reset before it is destroyed and every time it is spaw