another way that would solve it is if you could change the collide point of an actor, change the boundaries of it so to speak. if an actor is 100x100, make the collide point 50 by 50. Is this possible

I'm kind of a proponent for using built-in systems unless they don't work for me. This thread was started three years ago when the codebase for GameSalad was considerably different. Yes, you can opt

I forgot to tell you, just started messing with Gamesalad and coding less than a week ago so I'm totally oblivious to what you're saying when it's not shown to me in like a whole paragraph or so, lol

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I made this project to do just that, but one object is the master object and drives the physics, although you can have objects bouncing off the compounded object (two or more actors) as normal, you ca

I have no problem having 2 actors interact how ever way I want, making a third one get involve is new to me, especially turning an attribute to true or whatever like how you said, lol

I've stumbled onto some free software called google web designer. It's much easier to use than gamesalad, but less than a quarter of the functionality.

Looks interesting. The promo codes have all been used so I crossed them out for you.

You can upload a screenshot or your project file (compressed as a .zip file) to a file-sharing service and then post the link here. For images, you can embed the screenshot directly; for other files

You're welcome!

@joshiwu ah ok i think im with you, gimme a sec while i try it.

Now if you are trying to give it a 3D effect. Then you can't strictly base it on collision

Well you've basically said it yourself. You want to get its angle, and its X and Y position.

Hey guys. So my 'Apple Shooter' template is coming along nicely, and hope to have it finished quite soon. Im just trying to figure out how to make the arrow stick in the wall/floor/enemy at the exact

@danul7 you could try re-installing the program. Or a earlier version

@Nutzoid are you trying to make a game where you play together?? Because gamesalad only supports turn based multiplayer and yes you do need pro.

And do you need pro?

Here's a demo but I made it in Mac Creator so you'll need to Google convert gamesalad mac to windows to be able to open it.

Me and my friend are trying to make a game with multiplayer matches but with all the tutorials we've watched we don't know how to set up multiplayer. If you have the answer please tell us.

I like the ship/weapon upgrade section as it do well for game progression and add IAP possibilities. Things you may want to think about: