Thanks! Gonna try that now. Yeah it seems that the rules are firing too fast because if turn off the enemy's destroy rule, the bullet gets destroyed with no problems.

* Drag the second actor to the scene and put on top of the first actor

I'm a little confused by the question, but generally speaking for these kinds of tasks I'd usually just throw up some 'physical' walls/barriers to stop the actor leaving the scene of the crime, just a

for the last part the problem is you're not resetting game.enemyx/y when the player dies. What I would do is set those back to 0 when the player dies. Also have a rule in the bullet that says if game.

Ok. I have a rule in my bullet actor to destroy itself when it collides with the enemy actor, and I also have a rule in my enemy actor to destroy itself when it collides with the bullet. Also my bulle

You can do this by having two actors, one on an upper layer and one on a lower layer . . . and switch their opacity on and off.

The green zombie seems to be in front of the game over layer.

That video was very helpful, using the layer data to constrain will surely be very helpful in my projects, thanks! I just could nor figure out how to use it with the spawned actors (arrows, enemies) b

For example when actor hero self.position y<=332 change attribute wall in front of actor hero,thanks

Hi again, new guy here. I wanted to make enemies spawn every 1 second and their spawn rate increases every 10 enemies killed until it's impossible for the player to kill the sheer amount of enemies sp

So i was just wondering, my runner has to jump onto the platform from below. he can move left and right. when i tap the platform on the left hand side , the platform then moves to the right of the sc

maybe every so often drop an actor from the top of the screen and see how long it takes to hit the accumulated rubbish . . . or simply count the number of rubbish actors that have settled (without kn

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Make sure your non movable layer is in the bottom left section of your scene

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I want both to jump as high as the other one (regardless wether the one is on the top or not!). So when the other one is not on the top, because he is on another platform, the one below will jump high

I am currently building a universal game where the images are being spawned from the top to the bottom at random times.

You can also just increment the value of a timer, then destroy and respawn the spawner, like this . . .

Relative could have a Y range from top to bottom of scene