I have a button that spawns the actor, which appears under the mouse. This triggers the inside rule, and as the wire.spawning variable is set to 1 at spawn, the actor follows the touch until you relea

Are you using custom camera offset? Show the code for how you're changing the camera.

I don't know why this happens, I'm guessing there's some sort of resetting involved after unlocking the screen, I'm pretty sure this isn't due to my coding, but rather a fault in the SDK.

Yeah people really wont be looking at an ability with multi-minute cooldowns that often anyway. I don't think a perfectly smooth 100+ frame animation is even needed.

Here's a bit of a strange way to make a circle timer, but why not! Set game.timerDuration to the number of seconds for the countdown. This could be used for a cool down timer for a button in a game.

What do you mean?

Just make a duplicate of your ship in the actors paine. Click on your ship and press option key and drag in the paine and you get an exact copy. Then do what jamie says above spawn the new ship.

You'll see he hooked it all together using a series of custom shapes.

Heck if the spells take minutes to take effect you could do a change image and adjust in larger increments say every ten seconds.

You have 3 conditions for the constrains to happen:

Oh I see where your going with this. I am not quite experienced with wrapping rules as I am making my first game. Is it possible you can show what something like this would look like?

The code in the top part is going to run every time, regardless of the remove ads attribute. You should put the remove ads condition in a rule wrapped around the change scene inside the touch is press

I think you're dismissing animation much too quickly. A few hundred frames would take up almost no disk space, require almost no CPU processing and would be smooth enough unless someone sits there wat

What @Socks said. Animating is almost certainly going to be your best bet here. You could approximate the effect using actors etc. but you're going to end up going to more effort, it will be more dema

Instead of using a Change Image Behavior you could use two (or more) separate actors and destroy and spawn them as needed. That way each actor can have its own unique collision shape.

It's probably a lot easier to make separate actors (with their own unique collision shapes) for each of the spaceship actors.

. . . you can play the animation at any speed you like.

Hi @app_sauce first to say you don't need when touch is pressed as well as when mouse button is down.

I guess you can do something groovy with one or more alpha masks and some nifty transformations. Do you mean you don't want to use the animation behavior - have you looked at using socks's super anima

I have an actor that is constrained to my mouse x and y position once it is pressed on. It is a word game that you move the pieces around on a grid. You move them by pressing on one piece and draggi