Hey, David! Great to see you here and I hope all is well!

hope you are healthy and happy.

Custom rating pop-ups are no longer allowed. Before this rule was published, I was doing as you said.

no you cant use this..

you have to do it with table, you don't need large table just add the "Add/Remove Row" behavior and save the table.

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ping the support channel with a copy of your game and they may be able to help.

thank you so much

If when you start you attack the spawned object at circuit 6 the next spawned object will not destroy itself by touching it

Sorry, I wrote roughly, the "destroy" refers to the generated actor, you can destroy it via an attribute.

I'll tag @gingagaming for you, he does great work.

Could it be a font issue? Maybe the font you picked in Gamesalad doesn't display on Android?

Hello I am using the viewer again (after a loooong break) and I notice that the display does not fill the screen of my iPhone Xs, I wanted to know if it is not updated (because in the store the versio

When you spawn the next actor the attribute will be changed and therefore won't be destroyed

The Generated actor is actually destroyed by the "hidden actor" Its actually like a puzzle in which you drag the piece (generated actor) onto a circuit board. When its in place the g

Do you want an invisible actor in the scene who if he collides with the generated actors destroys them?

Right but you cant set an actor's collision based on another's alpha. The spawned actor is the one that is destroyed when it collided with the "hidden" actor. so the rules exist in

If the alpha is on 0 the actor becomes invisible, it seems normal to me that he is not seen. Have you tried setting it to 1?

I didn't quite understand what you have to do.

Ok let me see if i can explain. I wanted to see if there was a way to perform a "do not collide" function based on the alpha of an actor.