Thank you, can you send me the video you mentioned within the video too? Also if know how to add Knock back on an enemy, such as "if enemy collides with player then" do a knock back

It would have to be each instance's self attribute though. I don't think it would help much to have access to another prototype but NOT its instances.

@tatiang Exactly. It would unlock BIG potential for things such as TDs, which you all may have seen me talk about before. It would also allow for fighting based off of damaging directly to the enemy t

@adent42 I could be wrong but I think what @Twayne2 is suggesting is that you could access another actor's self attributes without unlocking the actor.

I assume you are asking for support for actor inheritance?

Thanks for the update @adent42 I have really appreciated your work and updates throughout the year and I wish you major success with the education programs.

I can elaborate some more about what I mean if you want.

Thanks for the prompt reply @adent42. So, for the url in the network behaviors, do we use the script's url, or the sheet's? From what you said, it sounds like the sheet's?

DOC_ID is grabbing from the doc the script is attached to, so you shouldn't need to change that.

So we didn't change the arcade engine any, but we do have an updated engine in development to try. I'll PM you.

If you are spawning your levels based on a table, you could use that table as the basis of A* pathfinding and have your actor patrol two waypoints. The only bad thing is you'd need a separate copy of

The type of wandering I want is that they would move up, down, left, right without a specific path.

depends what kind of wandering you want them to do.

Im working on a dungeon crawler type game and I already have the monsters be able to move towards the character, but I also want the enemies to wander and move around on their own. How do I do that? A

What platform are you building for? There is a known issue with HTML5 and Safari. Safari recently implemented a feature that doesn't allow for sound until the user interacts with the game.

until there is a Touch event before. This bug does not happen in the Creator. To be sure, I published an old version that worked very well and it no longer works.

Thank you @adent42! It was tons of fun and I would have missed it if you wouldn't have mentioned it. With a team of 1, it was stressful but my game made it up with time to spare. I don't think I could

So if you are submitting to a server to see if their answer is "right", you can just store it as a string in a table and use the network behaviors to send the string to the server to

"cookbook" is long overdue (doesn't even have accurate instructions to publish your content), then there are lots of little things that overall add up to an irritating UX or simply

How cool! Thanks for the mention!