be willing to please help me by pointing out how I can duplicate the 'sticker placement' scene without the data from that scene copying onto following scenes?

Thank you again for helping me out @hopscotch, without you we'd never know how many times people had expressed their opinion (punched him)..

Congratz to both of you!

My post was simply an outline of the rule structure (it was not 'code'), if you want to play an animation you can use the Animate behaviour.

Great cast this week! Glad to see and listen to the Clean Up Man ( @tatiang ) this week. Thanks, both of you, for taking the time this week to do the cast! I enjoyed it!

Crazy Comets stole the show this month! Sanxion Digital Ltd has crafted a fun pick-up-and-play game with a fantastic accelerometer mechanic, power-ups, and a character shop! The fun art, sound effects

Thanks for your reply.

Really appreciate the effort that goes into the show, it's another great asset for the community. I've watched them all and look forward to the next one (Image)

For the position I use a table. and for the 6 random Images i use a "self- Attribute"

Looks pretty good to me ! That's my preferred solution to these types of mechanics, drag the actor to move, grab the edges to rotate, your example works great.

I think he was using change attributes and his code was triggering in other places and changing it back. Make sure you watch out for cross logic. You should watch my GSlogic series.

Thank you for the talk and the time @tatiang and @Lost_Oasis_Games ! I enjoyed it.

@fmakawa, the loop over table behavior allows to to choose the orientation by which you loop, i.e. by rows or by columns.

@icebox Thank you! Hope to make a good side-scroller.

I will try this now and thanks for your time Icebox, much appreciated.

You could do this with a couple of constrains like this (I've used iPad landscape for my numbers - and am assuming the camera is moving through a larger scene):

wish you the best with it !

It is not the best method it only allows you to move the actor if you drag it from the middle so until u get what you want this should work.

Damage now works as it's meant to, the display configuration is returned to it's original setting{this make the game very different in the way it's played}, and so a signal appears on screen as a red

Personally, we usually use a "Hold your finger on this button for three seconds" gimmick.