Sounds cool! Yeah i'm not sure if people actually do that. Maybe I'll have to figure out a dev name

guess it depends on the individual as to what you want to show

set a condition in each actor that you need to wrap that says when self.position.y <= -(self.size.height/2) change self.position.y to somewhere at the top of the scene (just out of range of the

Like "created by john doe" or something similar.

Yes, correct. I have some actors going down and returning from the top. (making it an endless stream)

If that’s the case then you can use the change position for alternative to avoid the conflict.

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do you need the wrap on the scene?

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the other option could be that you start the menu actors overlapping the bottom of the screen by 1px and set alpha to 0. when they are activated, set alpha to interpolate to

you can change the camera size. it shouldn’t cause publishing problems if you use stretch, but i’d still make sure whatever camera size you use/change to maintains the aspect ratio of the target devic

as long as you use y wrap, i don’t think you will fix it. basically as soon as you place the actor at the bottom of the screen, it will be technically at the top, due to the wrap. not sure if using a

Sorry I don't use admob so I never filled that out.

can you give us your file, so we can test and fix it?

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I think you didn't get my point. I am not bothered about devices right now, my concern is if I am publishing it for iPad with scene size and map size of1024 x 768.

are you using wrap y on your scene settings? that may be causing it.

Use constrain attribute for the item, if you want below screen, use the coordinates, this way it will always stay at the bottom and move when you call the interpolate attribute.

yes. you can resize the camera to suit any device, and custom size. you will probably need to do some math to figure out aspect ratios of screen sizes so your images don’t distort (if doing universal

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