and @dgackey are suggesting and get this pulled down ASAP. If you dont file, they will leave it where it is....

You don't need to transfer it. You just need to make your score attribute a game attribute (e.g. game.score). Game attributes are global variables and do not reset from scene to scene.

scene and you get a point with that collision, how would i transfer that score to the next scene?

@mhedges You just Constrain Attribute self.Size.Width to the expression posted above.

And thank you jamie, for that advice.

Oh sorry, i don't why it wasn't working at first, now its working (Image)

It does exactly that. When a touch is detected anywhere (mouse is down), it jumps. You do not need to tap the actor to make him jump.

Thankyou Braydon, your a star.

great. thank you!!

To be honest I think clones/games with similar concepts is the inevitable nature of the app store as the last few posts have demonstrated, but one thing you can't really clone is awesome art &

There are a few ways you could detect a touch to the screen.

Here you go. Simple once you know how to do it. Hope it helps.

Let me make you a quick demo.

So i wanted to know how to make an actor jump up when touching the screen.

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Out of curiosity how many hours does it typically take you to create a 2D game's assets? Like on average?

Here's a demo that locks into position when you click on the moving actor. It also spawns a "center" actor to show where the original position of the spawned actor was.

thank you. when i use the constrain behavior its canceled the spawner random position.

Just to reiterate, if you use the process I suggested above, the ISP is legally required to take action, up to and including removing the site from the web unless they decide to file a dispute, in whi

@dgackey True, thank you for the advice. Despite the lack of ads on platforms, I will use what is available for monetization, such as selling for a premium and using iAP. On a related note, thank you