i see. the only other suggestion i could make with that then is try putting your own custom siding on a hud layer to cover the other rooms.

Its a shame there is no way of keeping the game at 4:3 and just stretching out the on-screen buttons to fill the whole screen using something like a GUI layer.

You'll notice that the train car at the top of the screen gets snapped to a grid square above where you might expect it to be. So in this case, the threshold for correct placement is somewhat low.

(The white box in the Top Lefthand corner of the pics is just there for debug purposes)

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Thanks @jonmulcahy ! I've been looking into this but it seems almost impossible to make the work launch in full screen in a simple way - there is always a tabs bar at the top of the resulting .exe - d

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Are you bullets being spawned in a moveable layer?

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I guess). Portrait mode, screen split in two. Top half is simple hex map showing pilot's plane (2d top down), bottom half reserved for text of the ATC messages. Very basic graphics, clean abstracted

In my preview windows my text comes up as centred in its text boxes (on the Y index), as it should be, but once it is actually running in Chrome, the text sticks to the very top of the text box rather

something saying Powered by Unity? Or like other top games. Idk, maybe it doesn't matter that it's there or not, and with what you just said about helping GameSalad, maybe you're right.

Instead of adding a separate scene, just make an overlay actor containing your loading animation. Set a timer to destroy the overlay actor after 8 seconds.

In case anyone ever has this issue again, the black flash was/is because of the display text behaviors. You must have the actors on the front, (top), of the layer. Otherwise, you get that black flash

So the demo won't work, because it'll spawn the actor without the right attribute-value. Surely there is a construction to make this possible. However, I'm starting to believe that it'll be much simpl

You can also spawn the instances to "back of layer." See attached demo.

How to I spawn 2 instances of an actor so that the second instance is behind the first instance in layer order?

Hi again, I've made a very simple version where the corresponding actors simply destroy each other on overlap. It's not great functionality as there is no sense of it being properly 'dropped' in the r

     Destroy actor