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@gizzi93 nothing news about IronSource ADV? i mean now it's in Live? have you a reply directly from IronSource?

@famekrafts here's the demo. Built with Mac so you might need to change the extension to use on Windows. Might not be exactly what you need but hopefully will give some ideas.

Thanks. I am stuck at this, as you mentioned it is complicated. Will be waiting.

When you use more than 1 image and change the scene original size, wrapping will be very complicated.

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for each image. if you want the image to be random, you’ll need to use the random number function, rather than the +1 thing i described above.

I have used your sample parallax background technique and using wrap y, I managed to make one background move infinitely using wrap y.

I will give this a try and let you know.

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you could use two background actors with a variable in each called something like 'whichImage' - that you would have a change behaviour set to 1. when each of the images reaches position y-self.size.h

Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions

What exactly are you trying to do? You want to move images one after another to create endless background? And be able to adjust the moving speed?

I have made it the double size of the scene, but I will try your idea as well, making it half of the scene instead of double.

not sure exactly what you’re saying but i’ll give it a go:

So far no threads about Apple denied their app when generating using RC, so I guess it’s fine. You can contact a few users in Announcing Game directly to find out how they got their games to App Store

I believe the issue could be due to the fact that in the web version we changed how table's are referenced (by having them use "tables.[tablename]" instead of "game.[tablena

But if you want help troubleshooting, post a screenshot of your rules. There are hundreds of GameSalad templates and it's unlikely many people will know how a particular one was coded.