It's cool and that and I think you deserve for it to be on the app store, it's just that this game is not something people will be playing for a long period of time, people might download it and play

Like, when the character is falling, he's not just standing still. Like if you play smash bros and the character falls, they have their hands up until they land

If you put a camera control on an actor, it will be able to scroll in any direction

It is able to move, however once the actor travels past the tracking area, the actor's position no longer seems to be constrained to the mouse's position

Sorry, I don't have any recording software, but luckily I was able to find a solution on YouTube. Thanks for the help anyways!

That would make the speed of the actor 0, which would bring the actor to a stop, I interpret a 'slippery' effect as the actor having no friction and continuing to move even when in contract with anoth

Have you tried reducing the friction to 0 on both actors ?

Try Making the actor move off the scene by itself and see if the camera follows it. Your issue may be that your scene size is only as big as the camera tracking area. If you make your scene size bigge

The "Play Music" Behavior will play throughout the game. If you use the "Play Sound" behavior instead, it will only play within the scene.

@Lovejoy I just played it in google chrome, and the ninja stars come from off the screen like they should. If this continues to happen, can you send me a screen capture? Also I believe it is innovativ

You could interpolate the actor's velocity to 0

You need to turn down the friction for all actors involved in the interaction (rather than just the 'floor').

Sorry, I'm still not 100% sure what you mean ! (Image)

I was wondering how could I create a slippery floor effect. I tried looking on the forum and found that you must turn down the friction. I turned it down to 0.3, but it is basically the same.

So, I have my actor's position constrained to the mouse's position. However, it won't follow it past the camera's tracking area. Anybody know how to make the actor follow the mouse past the camera's t

What I mean is that once the actor reaches the boundaries of the camera's tracking area, it doesn't stay with the mouse, it stays along the boundaries of the camera tracking area. I'm not exactly sure

Whenever I hit preview on my project, it crashes. But, if I hit html5 preview, it works fine. AM I doing something wrong to make it crash?

Cheers, I've actually already watched that one, with it getting on for being a year old now I wasn't sure how much of it was still relevant, but I'll take your recommendation as indicating that it's a

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