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@Dues, running against your own server? All ok on that front? Scratch that, you say creator works.

@Dues, strange, works as expected for me and I make extensive use of it.

@Dues, I have not seen any issues. Which features don't seem to work for you?

Two hydrogen atoms colliding would create helium so wouldn't you destroy both and spawn a new stable particle? (Image)

Very much appreciated!

Man, this is a lifesaver! Im so grateful! Shut up and take my money!

Thank-you very much for your help - from this I'll be able to continue with development. Thanks again.

You just need to employ any system that generates a switch, so when the atoms collide the switch is thrown, this is what generates the merged atom, so it doesn't matter if the switch is turned on once

Hello everyone hope u can take a minute to download and try out my latest game Heart2Heart

Ok - I may have not explained the question very well. Ignore the first gravity bit - I have managed to get this working. The second part is still relevant though. When I have multiple actors on-screen

You could have two SEPARATE atoms that act the same in every way except one is to be destroyed and the other to grow.

Absolutely. Like I said in the thread asking what we'd like to learn about, this was definitely the thing I'd find most valuable. There's a lot of optimising that can be done once we know exactly what

No, sorry, in hindsight my comment is a bit confusing / doesn't directly address your issue.

Like Armelline says 270° is down, in maths 0° is at the 3 o'clock position and angles increase as you move counterclockwise.

Oh....my bad. I'm sorry for answering incorrectly when you were looking for help.

Sorry, missed this last night. I'm not clear on why the AI forces you to keep your game on different scenes.

If I were you I would avoid scene gravity, most people just apply a downwards acceleration to the object they want to be effected by gravity, this gives you much more control.

Thanks @Socks That looks like it should work within my game – and surprisingly simple. I noticed that you didn't enter any values for gravity in the scene attribute. I thought that if something were t

Well, i just checked mine and it looks like we now get 10 votes total. 5 for creator and 5 for engine. So i may be worth double checking.