@gyroscope, hi - this is a top view of the car where the player controls the car turning in all different directions on the race track; the car isn't stationary. This game isn't something like Mad Cab

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it change on the scene, you have to drag it on top of the actor in the scene. Or else, drag it onto the prototype actor and then in the instance within the scene, click on Image and then on Revert t

It wasn't until the GS team got around to announcing the winner (nearly a month late) that we had already begun porting the Game Salad version into another game engine. The reason for this was we want

As it is a drag and drop game, when the player drags and drops the letter in the gap below(on the screen), there is a 'That's Right' voice which confirms their answer however, the player is able to d

@SodaManCo You can italicize words by using the I symbol in the formatting toolbar above the post you are editing or you can add an underscore before and after those words. To edit a post, click on t

Not really, probably depends on each individual game, I'm only using two layers.

set of images, so no performance hit between a top down chess game and an isometric game . . . (all other things being equal).

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@stueynet‌ in the creator when previewing the app you can set scene/project pictures by clicking the camera icon on top right corner and use those for images when submitting your app.

We are creating a game where there are three spawn points at the top of the screen (left, middle and right) each spawning the same actor at random times. We got that working pretty great. The only pro

is that you can only spawn an actor on the SAME layer as the spawning actor. Thus you need a spawner for any layer that will received spawned actors.

@devmatt, the animation is in the catching actor? What is probably happening is that the rule making the falling actor disappear fires first, destroying the actor. By the time the code checks for an o

We are creating a game with 3 spawners at the top of the screen (left, middle and right), each spawning the same actor at random times. We have mostly gotten all that figured out. While they spawn at

A sin value slows (in its vertical speed) as it reaches 90° and 270° (the 'top' and 'bottom' of its extent), but a sine wave's horizontal movement is perfectly constant, it doesn't slow down or speed

We are creating a game where there is a spawner which spawns the same actor in 3 different locations at the top of the screen (left, middle and right). We have mostly figured out how to get these to s

Not what I want, because the move behaviour is not a smooth movement, it remains at a constant speed. The sine wave slows down as it reaches the top and bottom. They are different things.

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In the top menu under "View" you will find the Debugger.

Ok. The YouTube link shows what the wave beam is doing. I have two wave beams, one on top, one on bottom. That effect is working great. I just can't seem to get the beam to link properly to the pl