I would make sure your spawned actor is not unlocked (double-click it on the scene to check) and therefore has instance rules different from the prototype.

Just a heads up so you don't have to spend as much time as i did trying to figure out why collision rules seemed suddenly broken!

One more quick question about the EDGES of the playing screen. Why does it show like a frame of small dots? Check around the whole "game area" next to the gray frame.

I would suggest posting a gameplay video if you want suggestions about the difficulty. Its hard to imagine how hard or easy the game is without seeing it in action.

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IAds are coming through intermittently now. Do you guys recommend Ad mob or Rev mob. I have used playhaven but they don't do banner ads.

I'm not a pro, and you may have figured it out, but I heard someone say that you just need to use a black image for your loading and then do a splash screen in your scene.

avoid the bombs. The cats eat the chicken if you don't stop them.

I assume you mean to colour and size?

Can you please take some minutes and tell me what you think?

Thanks, without you my game would be nothing.

In terms of efficient coding, if you knew that you needed 16 actors and that you wanted them to do something (a behavior) when y > 300 then you could create one actor with the rule from my demo

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Yes, which is exactly how my demo functions. You can have 4 separate actors or a single actor with the same rule. And the rule itself says "when actor with tag 'bla' is at y > 300&am

Here's a demo maybe it will make things more clear

I was going to re do them...but Im not sure how best to label them so I will make an example here and ask YOU all...my go community...to tell me how best to label them...here is a poll but should you

As a work around . . . you could do this for the colour:

In my haste, I didn't copy the rule to all of the actors in the demo, but go ahead and do that... in essence, it's a single rule (or behavior as you wrote).

You can't do that unless you want to make separate rules for each Display Text behavior set to a particular share of red and font size.

You can't control the text display behaviour in any useful kind of way - like adjusting colour or opacity or size - so you might be better off using a custom font (essentially images) as you have much