Top Pole:

What is the btm pole physics and what is the top pole physics?

I have two actors of 64x64 blocks sitting exactly on top of each other in an iPad project. All is fine in the creator but when played on the viewer a 1 pixel gap appears between the blocks. This only

I have found a tutorial for elevators , were the second actor copies the motion of the elevator when it touches the top surface of the elevator.

I solved the problem: instead of collide with the platform the actor hero collides now only with the top of the platform.

I'm not quite sure what you mean, but if you do mean that the scenes are different sizes and you're currently spawning them by that position. What I mean is that if one scene is 5000 pixels wide, you

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Hmmmm. My first thought when I read this. I'm guessing...you built the game in iPhone format (iphone5)....you tested on 5...but when publishing you didn't use the stretch option so your ad when play

you want to destroy the old actor before the next actor spawn or after?

every random seconds. Is there a way to link the destroy self behavior to when the next actor is spawned? That way it doesn't happen at a specific time, but at an event?

put a timer into your actor after 10 seconds then destroy self. Or any seconds that you want the old actors to be destroyed.

and stay and stay, so they build up. I've tried destroying them, I've tried even setting the alpha to 0, but they just won't go away. Any ideas? Is there a rule that I can use specifically? I thought

actor opacity set to 0 will make it invisible. You could use it in the back layer and everything else in front.

send backward but it's not working and it is the top layer. so it covers everything else on the page.

@timolapre1998‌ honestly this one was hard to answer, (and thats baiscally a hint_ but im going to say no, he didnt say anything to destroy it.

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Make a rule within the actor you want to destroy that checks if KillActorX = true then change that global attribute back to false within that same rule and then destroy.