You can uncheck moveable on any actor and use the interpolate behavior to rotate or move as it works outside the physics engine.

While we're on this subject... can we have the option to show the images as a list please? Same with actors. When the filenames are longer than like 4 characters (slight exaggeration) you can't see th

animation/command in midair which I dont know how to turn off.

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Witch version of GS are you using? Some versions started mixing up images randomly, but it was fixed later. My images are sorted alphabetically with 1.24.42.

You are a busy person

Here is one way of doing it.....Demo

Which version of creator was this added in? And do you know if it's fixed/back to original ordering in the upcoming build?

Everything should be in alphabetical order. If not can you show me a screen shot of what you're seeing?

Yep, if you want the engine to continue to get better gotta contribute to keep it going!

Am I naming the images wrong or is there a way I can make sure that when GS closes, I can keep the order that images are imported?

Something I cooked up to keep track of the days of the year in real time. It recognises leap years too. Great for when you want to make items that are related to the year. Pop ups for notifications, r

If you just want a single actor to remain unaffected by scene gravity you can use this:

Ah ! Just got it, you mean per actor ?

Make the rule for the duck include the condition: jump=false

You can switch scene gravity off (and stop any movement) with:

Acceleration works identically to gravity, you have probably not set it up correctly.

the main project but not the learner one I am doing (plus too broke now anyway). I did manage to create a way to make it work but I haven't yet figured out a way to account for leap years. Once I do

"If you are comfortable with using gravity just constrain the position of the actor you want to rotate."

Hi I just dont seem to be that happy with this down acceleration it just does not seem to capture the way gravity seems to work, either that or I am not doing this correctly.