That is cool, I tried to do what you are wanting, but the issue also ends up being how to stop the spawning at some point; plus if you set a timer you can expand out the spawning time frame.... Good L

The change attribute will change the condition of the rule so it will only fire once. Since code is scanned in the order it's placed from top to bottom the spawn fires first then the change next which

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If builders built buildings the way the GS team wrote programs, then the first woodpecker that came along wound destroy civilization.

So think of it this way that i have mario on the bottom of the screen and a brick on the top, now the direction i swipe and how strongly i swipe should determine how it will jump but IF i do swipe in

when swiped the bottom actor should get jump and stand on the top

I want to throw one actor on another, so i have one actor at bottom of the screen and another at top, when swiped the bottom actor should get jump and stand on the top actor, the speed and direction s

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Let's face it, there was another game on the top of my tong made way before the flappy era existed. It was something that had "Chopper" or "Copter" in it. Anyways,

Orbing is a puzzle game where you put your logic and sorting skills to the test. Orbs are released at the top, and you need to move them down into the various sorters. Match the coloured orbs with the

In Bottom obstacle (or Top, only needs to be one) Create a Rule, if self.position.X is < game.buzzy X change game.score to min(game.score +1 ,9999)

OK, so I have these Mega Man blocks in my game. The problem Im facing, and it seems as if I cannot go around it any way, is that when the block disappears and the character is on it, the collision sti

48 which makes me #15. My goal is top 10 before the day is over.

Two thoughts: make sure you don't have any unlocked "instances" on the scene. Make a backup copy of your file first, then double-click each actor on the scene and if you unlocked an

2 scene attributes both booleans: "global destroy" "global spawn"

either way you can't buy free advertising like this - the man and his video that sent this game to the top

Create a transparent layer underneath the image.

On the behavior itself, no. But if you had an actor on top of the actor that has that display text, you could fade that one in and make it look like the display text is fading out.

I actually figured it out.. I had the actor in a separate layer group. Thanks though!

"I need some big help from people" is not a descriptive title for a thread. You also already started a thread for this topic, so please use that one (I'll merge them for you). You