Glad you found it! It pay's to double, triple and even quadruple check after all! (Image)

I can think of numerous situations where you'd want a different collision shape to the boundary of the displayed image.

There is no specific way around this as this is how box2d works. This is why animations don't currently work with custom collisions. Stevej said they are going to work on having animation support.

I think you could certainly want your image to not fit the collision shape.

Since the whole point of Custom collision shapes is to align to the image outlines I still think the best way is to make it part of the flip image.

That makes sense as the flip attribute flips the image rather than the actor.

@RCT_Games contact CS (blue button with the question mark on the bottom right of the page)and they will help you.

Hello again, a new version has just been uploaded. We do not know if the prior error in the game was GS related but the ----- game scene music loop (Jingle Bells) ----- was randomly cutting off and ma

@pHghost show me what you got!

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Ah, I didn't realise you were using Windows. You seem to have answered your own question in your original post then (Image)

ok, i will post a pic, but fyi, if you go to the end of the video, i show my code.

Definitely worth sticking with Physics Body Editor once you have passed the Java hump, the auto-trace seems far better than PhysicsEditor.

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I'm using the latest windows creator - Gamesalad support already confirmed it's missing. Windows version doesn't have a project info tab, it normally is listed under behaviors with other items. I supp

In Project Info, look for where it says "Multiplayer" and select "My own server". You'll then have access to the network behaviours.

Pretty much finished!

A video tells me nothing. Post the code please. The error is in the code. Think about it from my perspective, I don't know what you coded. If I can't see the code I can't spot the mistake. Typically a

. You can't have more than one scene at a time everything is scene based in GS. To do what you want you would have to incorporate all that stuff on one scene.

Please excuse the art as I have just made some ruff sketches to give an example. But here is a link to the video I made, so you can see the problem am having.