I'm trying to set up some game control buttons that are on a separate layer so that the game controls track with the players movements around a large game scene. Its a "endless runner&quo

In the timer, add a destroy behaviour.

This is what it should look like - it was literally a solid black background the entire actor width, behind the foreground bit, which moved up or down in line with the missing text (ie. swipe to top,

When [actor needs to be destroyed]

The issue you're facing is that GameSalad resets a scene each time you change to it. While game attributes don't reset when that happens, everything else does: actor positions, actor's self attribute

For instance, in photoshop you have to delete the default "background" layer at the bottom of the layers (then you can see the checker board indication in stead of a background color

...can I tell the phone to hide it's default menu like other apps do (mine hides and when I drag down from the top of my screen, the menu appears)?

At first it seemed ok using it, but when I went into a scene, went into a layer and entered an actor the same image and text disappearing behavior began to occur again.

My ninja instead of getting destroyed just gets up and keeps going! I set into animation a falling sequence after the actor collides with another character set on a timer. I added the destroy behavior

One suggestion is to spawn a new dragon actor when the collision happens and destroy the existing dragon. The new dragon actor should have its own rules (e.g. no movement, no scoring, just animation

Is there any way to make the black scene screen on the top portion of the work page smaller as it is too big and I have limited vision of the actor/table bottom portion of the screen? My computer reso

the walking actor spawns the flying actor and destroys itself. Now... when left is held down through the destroy and spawn, the spawned actor does not continue moving left. The left button needs to b

self.atrribute A to 1. If self.attribute A is 1, destroy this actor. Thus the effect is destroying actor 2 due to actor 1's behaviors. Also this would allow you to have multiple actors of actor 2 on

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I can call another actors destroy true/false from within another actor. How it gets done Inam not certain as I would just write the call out long form and not really worry about the drag and drop menu

Just tested this and it's the culprit for the screen clutter. I am sure I can fix this with a location based destroy call, back to testing

I'm honestly a little lost as to what your question is. You asked about timers and I explained how they work. What specifically is not working the way you expect it to?

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I did evaluate it, but based on the publishers that top the charts I didn't think my game fit very well with their roster of games. Touch Arcade definitely has an audience that prefers premium games,

The actor's self.Time attribute continually increases. It doesn't stop or reset and it's not possible to force it to do so. The Timer behavior fires every x seconds depending on what you specify. I