I think @owen_dennis answered that already before you asked it, " there are lots of tutorials that can help you on something like that." I'd suggest looking for some.

OOkaay. But anyway, how do I update GSCREATOR

I know. But perhaps it was just the way you posted that ticked me off a bit. You didn't even mention what you needed that was not in Jamie's video.

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Okay, man. here's the deal. One single person saying a video didn't help doesn't mean the video's creator wasted time. Thousands of people have seen it and at least 3/4 of them must've found it helpfu

You need a counter velocity to make an actor come down and you need to shut off the up velocity. So you need to create gravity by using a accelerate behavior with a downward force. The apply an upward

Or at least indicate what you wanted what wasn't in it.

I don't want to steer this thread any further from the intended topic, but I always cringe at comments like that. It takes hours to do video tutorials. Those of us who do these tutorials do it for fre

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I don't get what you mean....

I tried Jamie's and it only made my character go up and never come down.

thank so much @Socks im not really a mac user myself so i didnt know how to do that when it came to working with a mac lol

Rest your fingers and forearms as this addicting panic inducing arcade style game will keep your fingers moving all while fighting of an endless wave of flesh hungry zombies.

I recommend you recreate the issue in a demo project and add that. Really helps speed up the addressing of bugs since they don't have play a guessing game trying to recreate the issue.

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Have you started playing the game?

I want the phone and scene to stay in portrait mode but I want all the little actors to hold their position as the device is rotated. Exactly the same as if you were using the Google Sky app and looki

Have you watched any of the platformer videos from @jamie_c ? But to do something like that make a rule in your character

Do you want the scene to change to mode? Like from portrait to landscape? You can lock the scene orientation in the scene attributes tab. Need more detail as to what is moving when you rotate the devi