@Player_E, whatever experiences developers will share with you here (good or bad), will not ever correlate with what your results will be.

Top down - I use move, but I don't have those problems. You could make a rule that says if all arrow keys are up change linear velocity x and linear velocity y to 0. Have you got a collide behaviour w

Top down - I use move, but I don't have those problems. You could make a rule that says if all arrow keys are up change linear velocity x and linear velocity y to 0. Have you got a collide behaviour w

I have five games in the works right now, a gardening game, building, diving, bicycling, and a top-down adventure game. Right now I'm mostly having trouble understanding how to make the physics work w

spawn first, destroy last. so that your actor has a chance to finish his job before he gets destroyed.

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It is recommended by most people that I have talked to to start with iPad resolution (create a universal build), and to make the graphics 2x, but 3x sounds right for iphone 6...my problem is that I ca

Thanks, but the problem is that I already have a rule in place that stops the actors movement if they reach the middle of the screen. That part works fine, but I'm having issues passing another condit

I also did the destroy actor thing, but again, it only seemed to extend the inevitable.

Unfortunately I was unable to get instruments to work to test memory spikes, but I did test creating a rule to destroy every actor before the scene changes, which seemed to help prevent early crashes,

@gingagaming, yep, would be nice to have confirmation either-way. Yes, I am positive that @BlackCloakGS is on top of thing. I also know that GS myths tend to hang around. If the forum keeps pointing a

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The quickest way would be to simply grab a screenshot of the offending actor's rule - click the little black page icon at the top of the posting window, and point it to the screenshot.

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Like if i want half the size? how do i know where to get this information from. Because when you spawn an actor there's no way to tell it to make half the size of the actor that you're about destroy w

When actor collides with floor, spawn two of the same actor (half the original size), destroy the original, and shoot the two up at a random direction with a reduced force (maybe based on the size of

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Try putting it on another layer, perhaps. I've not seen this template so I'm only guessing, though.

Everything works beautifully until I start adding actors or images over the top.

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