One thing that I do that you could try if your feeling up to it is recycling actors rather than spawning and destroying them. Instead of destroying and spawning the player is when player is dead, turn

Layer order: this will Work all targets destroyed.

for instance if you set bullet spawner at 3 and target spawner at 6 it will work perfect but reverse that and the targets will stop detecting bullets and not destroy.

Also, the green circles do increase in size and decrease in visibility during their lifetime, until they destroy themselves after a second. Supposed to be a close range firepower thing.

1 - Letterbox will keep the aspect ratio but it will have black bars (or whatever your scene background colour is) on the top and bottom. Some stores won't accept this and it doesn't impress the users

Bottom,Top of scene.

Just add the show banner behavior on the pro tab to your game, leave the default 320x50 size and then choose either top or bottom position. Then when you in the gamesalad publishing portal just checkm

Make an actor and size it about 15x15 pixels. Put it at the top of the scene. Inside the actor put the following:

Look your last post,there must be a timer top right corner with edit button.

Top right corner of your post there is a little gear, click it and then click edit.

Just put the destroy actor on a short timer like 0.3 seconds. This will give the change attribute DEAD to true enough time to change over.

to Prototype" button at the top of the window, then you've created an instance of the actor with its own rules. The fix for this (and I recommend it either way since your actor isn't acting

I have made my rules of- "If: game.SoldierHealth <= 0" -do- "Spawn actor: Explosion0" , "destroy". Then I added a "DEAD?"

Hi, I deleted that boolean, because I wrote it off the top of my head, only realising it wasn't needed afterwards but missed one to delete - so to confirm, no worries, here it is again without that un

A bit off topic. But I've started to think that I'll enjoy may enjoy and finish Skyrim only after 8 hrs into the game. Now this game is in my top-10 games of all time.

Below is a tutorial that shows you one way to move actors from the side of the screen, this could easily be adapted to move objects from the top of the screen instead. Hint: change the axis of movemen

Agreed, just saying 'how to make a directional lighting system' isn't very useful, it could mean anything, you could spend half an hour typing up something useful about shadows, only to find the OP do

Where the player catches 100 balls, or as many as they can using a variety of obstacles and things.

* A portals style game with very detailed puzzles to crack. (Top down view though)

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