Thats sort of true. The droid does not need to move its head in the direction of travel. But in some scenes, it is used that way to give the prop some expressiveness. But there are other scenes whe

It's just you....sort of. You need to refresh the page using the little "refresh" wheel in the URL tab up top. In a few of my tutorials I specifically talk about this...as GS does

The other thing about using other people's IP, names/brands/artwork/characters (etc) is that success is your enemy, the day you end up in the top 50 iTunes chart, get a front page review on a known ap

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would like to add a feather or an antenna on the top that responds to the motion of the ball sort of like my little .gif here....

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If you click on the gear symbol at the top-right of your first post, you can change the title of the thread and your original question which was a bit misleading.

If you click on the gear symbol at the top-right of your first post, you can change the title of the thread and your original question which was a bit misleading.

Seeing his comment about using Metal APIs in Graphene has gotten me really excited for it. Just that is enough to tell me they're really on top of things with the new engine.

Lets take a scenario. The player bought power up 1,2,5 an 6, and the hero overlaps/or collides with a question mark actor. This question mark actor will scroll through all the unlocked power ups, and

I'm still not quite getting the idea. When you click on the top actor, it chooses a random value from 1 to 8. Then, if you click on one of the power up actors, it allows you to buy it if its value m

moves, while the head stays more or less in the top position although it would be effected by motion velocity. When it moves forward the head rotates back, while it's rolling the head comes back to c

Screenshot of one of your crew close to death fighting off a wave of aliens ontop of a frozen dragon

My blocks move across the top of the screen (back and forth), when you touch the block it falls straight down onto previously dropped boxes.

Here is a more complex (fun?) implementation. It takes care of any number of overlapping actors/buttons. The top button pressed is always triggered.

* Perhaps a nice sign on top

I tried to make a second layer & make it non scrollable But I notice when I try to save my game with the other layer made it gives this error message & it doesn't save properly. I thou

HTML5 wont be touched until its the next thing at the top of the list that makes them money. Right now there are other things that needs worked on because right now that will make more money than html

Here's a demo. It splits the scene into three levels that you can visit by pressing the buttons at the top. You must select a level before you can move. It'll prevent the player or the camera moving o

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