Possibly referring to the part with the top down rain

if there any way to do this to gamesalad

on the web portal you upload your icon in the top left.

I am working on a game. That includes monsters that the player has to destroy. Do you have any idea on how to launch the power? I tried doing so but it won't move.

Not sure about the crashing part, but make sure actor 1 is below actor 2 in the layer order, you want game.X to be triggered BEFORE actor 1 checks for it.

So now I'm trying to create a rule which destroys actor 1 after it touched actor 2 by the following:

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Drag an image on top of each enemy in the scene.

This is what I get when playing Big Top Blaster. Some Actors are reposition at 0,0

Can you add a screenshot of Big Top Blaster freaking out? That might give us some clues although if I understand correctly we're not seeing the issue here.

@Denodee You can switch off " moveable " in the physics of the coin actor, this will make it so that it doesnt move at all , once it collides with the actor you put the destroy be

but now not even that works. And this is on top of many things that do not work in the windows version, including essential things like the debugger. I have just come to realize that developing a gam

bunch of things, including act as a translation layer.

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I currently use exactly the method that Kipper's demo does, but yes, it's a problem if you have a scene that is put together from many different actors on top of each other, because then the blending

I am starting to feel very undervalued as a developer with Apple. This waiting to be reviewed is driving me crazy. I have had a very frustrating weekend with GS and Apple, and to top it off it was m

I really can't think of many recent Gamesalad apps that achieved to top ten list although according to Gamesalad's home page there are three number one apps but I don't know the names, how big the tea

Please don't misunderstand me. People learn by doing and I've made some pretty crappy games myself. A big part of what holds a lot of them back isn't that they're badly designed or programmed, but tha

The bottom line is that for every really top-notch game released via GameSalad, 1000 crappy low-effort ones are released. On the Apple and Google stores this is true as a general rule, too, but it ma

--Destroy this actor