The basics of it would be to spawn your actor at the top above the screen/scene, put a behavior on them to move down (there's a number of different type of move behaviors) and then have a rule on the

thanks so much @KIIVIIN this seems to be exactly what i need!

Who cares? I've never seen Dudolf. (Image)

I'm using the same GS version. You can select the attribute in the expression editor. It's in the device attributes.

make the actor white ? What I mean is all we are doing here is swapping the additional process (the complaint was largely about needless extra processes) of changing white to black with the additiona

Black works great for me. I either make the text smaller or the actor bigger, and normally change the background colour anyway so I'm not staring at a big black rectangle. I'd much rather see the defa

Yep, that's the basic issue, GameSalad's ability to manipulate colour (when the starting RGBA pixel values are set at maximum) is fantastic, I wish this is how all other applications like After Effect

If that is the case, then there is no problem, of course. The panel will consider these things once it gets together. I think we'll need to make that a bit clearer in the submission rules that in the

Right - Assuming your game was shortlisted, @Lycan, you can resubmit if this is your second time submitting. You also mentioned that you updated the levels and graphics (significant update), which is

No, it doesn't mean literally last month -- it means in the previous GotM. I was partly the one who wrote the text of the rules -- at that point we weren't aware that we would be skipping a couple mon

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I'm doing a game where all of my actors are controlled via changing the color within the actor. This means that they're all white, however, the background of the actors tab is also white, which makes

I need some help with making a "Vertical Endless Screen" in GameSalad. I want the display with active spawned actors, which left and right with random velocities move, let come down.

@adent42 Do you know if there will be a video of this presentation on youtube?

Thank you @Braydon_SFX

You can change the actors Alpha color to 0 or use interpolate to move the actor offscreen.

@Lycan, you submitted Candy Bear in November. I'm afraid it cannot be submitted again, per the contest rules (point 5).

Haha thank you @jamie_c ! !

Hi @frans.surya - I have sendt you a private message....

those to get a more in-depth understanding about how they work.