Hi guys, I've been following Jamie Cross' tutorials on youtube on making a basic platformer and I've noticed the way he has an actor pass through a platform is to turn off collision detection when the

What kinds of situations do you see 'run once' being used in ?

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As a game designer/developer, the most important factor in GS for me would be rock solid performance that can keep up with the latest devices. The addition of extraneous new functions(whatever they ma

@Lost_Oasis_Games Thank you for posting this thread and making the video. Thanks to the GS Team for allowing you to do so.

Hey Guys! Go download Zombie-Squad on the IOS App Store! This is my first game, so please let me know what you think.

It is cool that you give your time like this.

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game is written in, in this case iPad. If you don't get the same results without this bit of code just experiment with it.

@BigDave Very cool Man! This game is slick and fun. You've cranked out some real sparkly gems as a Dev!

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Yes, it is intended to work like that and does. There were a couple of bugs which are probably being straightened out.

Having the frame number on the Animate behavior is so good for long animation sequences. No longer do you need to import separate images which are graphically identical, just to trigger a sound on an

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You have to pay attention to the code firing order. You want the enemy reporting his position first. This is how code is scanned. Inside an actor the code fires in a logical order from top to bottom.

So if you are rotating something back and forth the key is the first rotation will be a real angle the second number will be a + or - . Rotate starts at 0. Rotate to 30 degrees and then when rotation

I still don't quite understand how (or when / why) you'd use it - like I say I'm probably misunderstanding its use, probably need to play around with it to understand.

It's all conditional. One as when I showed it being embeded in a rule it eliminated the need for a self lockout attribute. As to the animation frame you now don't need the rule and associated code. Ma

I was a little confused by this feature as we already have this abilty, we've always been able to say (for example): when image is/contains "frame x” do action - without the need for timers.

I think the Otherwise rule indicator that @Braydon_SFX mentioned is probably the most immediately useful one, but pretty much most of the others offer lots of potential for tinkering with and improvin