Do you have multiple layers in your scene perchance? If so and you changed the size of your scene, the layer that's putting actors in the incorrect place needs to be deleted and set up again. This hap

Try putting your problem in the Gamesalad made treads towards the top.

Try placing A below B and see if that makes a difference (GS scans layer from bottom to top).

A on top layer

What is the layer order of A and B ?

Please don't create duplicate threads.

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2)Put those rules in a dedicated actor.. Once you've "done with it" destroy the actor and as a result destroy the rules.

I know it only destroys actors, how about a set of rule once you're done with it, just to lighten up the load I guess.

it calculates for me the 5 bottom pixels of my char and the 5 top pixels of my platform.

If you don't want the actor to destroy and you are moving it out of range, you could say:

that's what exactly my question is for cause I wasn't destroying the actor but moving it out of range rather, thanks again, as always you're awesome

Just remember that when you destroy an actor, it actually gets destoyed. I would recommend to move its position off screen instead of destroying it.

appear. Move the actor you want to see to the top of the list and see if that fixes it.

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Create a rule "When self. Attribute Tap = 5" --> Destroy Actor

when you start the game the player is sitting on a platform, when you touch the screen you will start the game. when gameStart is false the sit animation will play.

@MoneyBags Let's say you have buttons at the top of the screen. Make an invisible actor and stretch it on the whole screen except for over the buttons area up top. In that actor make a rule that whe

@MoneyBags It's just something we ask people not to do because it quickly clutters the forums. From the Forum FAQs (available in my signature):

-Destroy actor