It's just a warning, you can still submit just fine

Hey guys, I am having an issue which i don't think concerns optimisation of rules inside each actor or anything else. I currently have about 3 scenes done already with each containing about 100 actors

Tap screen to jump to avoid obstacles in your world adventure!

Cheers for the explanation @Armelline! That makes perfect sense. I had a look around but couldn't find the tutorial you mentioned but you have pointed me in the right direction. I will figure out how

I tried using your method to build my portrait project. (Non Scrolling, just one single scene with fixed camera sizes based on devices screen sizes).

Have you been able to enable the playstogether behaviour in this stable build? I can just choose "My own server"

Yes, is there any way to make that bottom bar not appear?

I can't tell you the technically reasons why just the results. I don't know if it would still apply as a lot of improvements have been made to Creator. But when I last worked on it large actors and im

Thanks @revoltandreverb... Was feeling lazy after trying to implement a swipe two fingers left Parental Gate (was much to buggy) Yours looks like it will do the trick though. Cheers

So 4 total images of 512x512 will still each load in 0.25 seconds from 0% to 100% and save you the processing power of 0.75 extra second a 1024x1024 image would take.

In fact in hindsight you can reduce the equation down to just (x*2)-1

I've generated 15 actors 320 wide by 50 tall on an iPhone 5 resolution and each has it's linearvelocity.Y constrained to -5. They move downward in sync but I get lines between them that I shouldn't b

No problem, the more detailed and precise information you can give the better !

When I said '90°' I was referring to the direction setting in the Change Velocity behaviour, '800' referred to the speed, change these values to whatever suits the particulars of your project.

Do you mean the built-in gravity rules? You could always use a combination of accelerate to give the actor simulated gravity and then motion.linearvelocity.y /x to give it "jump"

Would you be prepared to reveal the code that makes your project behave as it does ? (Image)

I can make it collide off. The problem is the initial movement. If I tell it to move or accelerate in a certain direction it will try to keep going that way after it collides instead of bouncing arou

I did what you said and it is flying down but how to I make it stay on the ground etc

Most people don't bother with the built in gravity settings - and instead use the Accelerate behaviour - this offers a lot more control, give the actor you want to be subject to gravity an Accelerate

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