(If a mod could copy this into the top post (alphabetically) that would be brilliant!)

and then click the Message button at the top-right of the page.

I don't understand the two constrain attributes at the top either...

so, you see the box with some transparency pop up also text on top of it.

If the position he's moving to at the top is always the same, you could have a rule that says something like:

i want that the player actor bounce 2 times on the ground than it get launch to the top of the game, where i put another actor.

When you say "the person bounce two times and then it moves to the top", I assume you're meaning your player actor? If so it would definitely help to know what kind of game it is and

i want that the person bounce two times and then it moves to the top and wait 3 seconds. than fall down.

Please don't go off topic!!

In a separate actor (or the same actor if you like) at the top of the rule list outside of any rules...

I remember one being submitted to the GotM thread earlier this year, but can't find the threads for Jan/Feb/Mar/Apr so I can't find the exact name. I'm afraid I don't know any off the top of my head.

(Or try this alternative by @Socks: https://www.mediafire.com/?ayebrge2h3uc8ym - set opacity of the blur layer to 0.98 to still see objects behind.)

Any suggestion on how to write a rule so that y-axis coordination on row is used from the top to bottom and loop back to the first one?

Another little flakey issue: I posted the comment above, hit the back button and the GS site said I didn't have a profile and needed to login? The status bar at the top right depicted that I was not l

It now requires an extra unnecessary actor added on top to place the text properly, which is a waste of resources. Bug should be fixed.

I'm sorry for posting this, i have found a post regarding the same issue on gamesalad. http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/69575/how-to-pin-an-actor-on-top-of-another-actor

I mean that all users can see the high score of the top 10 users.

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The top of the slider will create the biggest gap between the two actors, and the bottom of the slider will bring them almost to the point of touching.

* Add various Log Debugging Statements to that actor. For example, at the top of the list of rules, add "1" and then further on down, add "2", etc. so that you can