What rule would I input to say if actor moves off the top of the screen, it would be a game over?

@Socks Thats sweeet! All we need is a bucket of paint tipping at the top and we have it!

that works but there's too much distance between the top and bottom two lines of sentences

Download photoshop psd. Included Single Circle in one layer and Individual circle in 3 different layers. Its in smart object shape so you can adjust size as per your requirement.

make a new layer

i usually use adobe flash so not sure if this option is available in adobe photoshop , but i think it is , you can put a rectangle shape , drag the upper part to the top and drag the bottom part to th

could pay for and see only what I want to use on top of a base system. The average adobe user uses almost 15% of what comes in an adobe product. Over 40% walk away when presented with their ui, even

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to your choice, scan the marked paper and destroy the original, this information will then be sent to the GameSalad elders, if they are satisfied with your answer you wil receive the key to the GameS

Big games on average sell more in-apps on a higher price thats one reason why they can stay on the top positions within the store.

attribute gets activated that tells the actor to destroy. This works fine when there is only one of them on the screen.

But I have a question on my GS Preview I set it as Iphone 5 Portrait. but when I view it on android, it shows it as landscape mode which chopped off the top and bottom of my Iphone5portrait view and

now this does detect that the actor is colliding with an actor of the same type, so what i want to do now is have both actors destroy when i basically tap only one of the connected actors. I know how

If attribute Game.LampOn? is falsedestroy this actor

with enemy of around 8 that interpolate and destroy very quickly doesn't cause hardly any lag over a period of more than a few seconds. If this is happening continuously you may have to back off on

Then in each shell actor you could do something like this to fade it away and destroy it:

I did find this useful post that (correct me if I'm wrong) could be used to create a giblet explosion that falls to the ground.

Destroy Actor

Anyway, here's a pretty simple way to do ladders in GameSalad. I use motion.linear.velocity x and y to move the player, but I tested it with the move and accelerate behaviours and it shouldn't be too

Have a rule that says If [however you choose to destroy enemies] then Change Attribute game.enemyCount to game.enemyCount-1.