I have a game where actor A and actor B move horizontally to the hero character. When actor A collides with the hero a point is scored and actor A is destroyed. The hero has to jump of actor B. I want

You just overscan and leave a 20% margin on the left and right and 15% margin on the top using the Legacy Web Game format

The trick is to make 2 actors, If you check out the template i made below you will see I made 2 hero actors one high in the layer and one lower in the layer and simply used a Boolean to switch the alp

is if GS didnt finalise and iron out the bugs stopping multiplayer from being released as a stable build. Hopefully what GS will do is stop adding features to GS and create a stable build of what is

It may help if you post some projects you've already done so people can begin to see the skill set you have. Additionally, it would be nice to post how long you've been using GameSalad. This isn't to

Sometimes things get corrupted. If a sound doesn't work delete the behavior and replace it with a new one. Layers and order in actors make a difference as code fires from top to bottom in actors and b

Destroy 1st actor.

Hello, today I download gamesalad and view some of tutorials. I open it create new project,create new actor. But if I want to drag it into scene, it do not work. Still black scene with red cross in ce

I have a timer that spawns out an actor every 2 seconds at the top of the screen. The actor would then (move to) at the speed of 60 to (self.position.x,-40) all the way down. so for instance, the dist

On a slightly different note... if my memory serves me correctly, i read that Draw Something was built using the Marmalade SDK. Does that mean that Graphene is a Drag and Drop interface built onto the

snap to grid, multiple copy and paste, improved layer support etc etc... it started out as that, and at no point in the open forums was it ever mentioned that it had now evolved into an entirely new

Then contest it. Just because they said so, doesn't mean you can't challenge their decision. Send examples. I challenged Amazon for being stupid and came out on top.

Currently right now, i have actors spawning from the top of the screen by the timer function. I want to be able to change the speed that they are slowing down as they get the "power"

I activated the Debugger Console and added a 'Log Debugging Statement' to the 'Mover's' rule to see if the debugger could identify if more than one 'Destroy' happened when I think the overlayed actor

That looks right. It looks like the Load Attribute behavior is in a rule. Typically, you wouldn't need a rule but would just load the attribute at the top of your actor's rule list as a standalone b

Like many, I have run into an issue with actor alignment after collision. However, I have lined myself up for a slightly different challenge. I am building a logic/maze game that involves rotating t

This is no different than say OSX which is basically a GUI on top of Unix. Same concept most people who use the Mac, use the drag and drop GUI but yet you want to do android stuff in OSX download an S

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In your enemy actor, add a Change Attribute game.enemyCount to game.enemyCount+1 to the top of your rule list. It should not be inside of a rule... just a behavior on it's own. What that does is whe

to Prototype" button at the top of the rule list. If it's locked, then the problem is elsewhere. You can also just delete the actor from the scene and add it again which forces it to be a