Flappy Bird actually works where you can't touch any part of the poles. I don't know if what you're asking is possible in gamesalad if what you're going for is if you hit the side of the poles you los

If you hit the side of the poles you lose but if you hit the top you gain a point

Could you explain the entire scenario, please. That way, I have an understanding of your scene.

@Thor Create a text attribute titled WallHit and set it to no. Then, enter this coding in to the post when you get a point.

I made a quick fading line demo if you want to check it out.

thank you very much, its very late now, i'll check on this tommorow.

Okay, you should try creating an invisible pressure plate for both locations. If an avoid touches the 1st pressure plate, add one to an attribute titled PressurePlate1. If an avoid touches the 2nd pre

I actually often encounter a similar issue to this, which may have to do with the same layering issue. @Armelline

@yattamove no I would expect that once you skip a month you have to start over with a yearly commitment.

The way I read it it's basically like a cell phone contract. If you cancel early you still owe the remaining months. Or their might be a termination fee built in somewhere.

By the way, I've been seeing all these people with post master general and moderator, can you tell me what that's all about, and maybe how to earn a title like that?

If it's working when you take out actors and rules then you have to start with your original version and remove/disable one actor or rule at a time until you find the cause.

@Armelline Perhaps creating a maximum swipe time? Then, after all positions have been recorded, start the ordered fadeout? I know this isn't the effect you're looking for, it's just a check to see if

soon as it's spawned. The first step of the fade does seem to happen immediately, it's the second step that doesn't. That's why I thought it might be the timer - runs first time, doesn't run correctl

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@Armelline I assume one of the 20+ pieces of logic you mention is a routine that tells the fadeout of the line pieces to happen in order of first to last?

I look forward to seeing what other games you come up with. (Image)

@Armelline Shot in the dark here, but maybe spawning in front of the actor somehow delays the start time of other logic?

Here's a quick example that doesn't display 'permanence', but instead displays a positional error, but it's the same basic bug, which can be cured with a buffer actor to keep the spawned actors away f

I think the problem is that in the first screenshot you have the accelerate behavior outside any rule, so your actor is alway accelerating down at speed 900. So if you collide with the actor that shou