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You could do what he said above and destroy it after it's used, making it one time use only.

Then in the mini map coin, I say when that game attribute = the unique ID for the mini coin, for example 2, then destroy.

Not sure what you mean, but you'd use the same rule to destroy something else when all of the enemies are gone:

Thanks! That worked! One more question. What if it's a coin instead and you wanted to destroy the coin dot on the miniMap?

Make sure that the Change Attribute behavior is at the top of your logic stack.

Hey guys. On my miniMap I have dots the represent the enemies in my game. After I kill all the enemies, there's always one enemy dot left on my map that's not an enemy. How would I destroy the dot aft

The first problem I'm having is with the platforms. I've made it so that when my character is falling down, he'll collide with the blocks, and when he's going up he'll go through them. This has result

Gs seems to compound the pause scene memory on top of whatever scene your in, which can be pretty taxing. Would love for some controls over memory dumping. Or at least a tie in to pause or change scen

I need to know if this memory issue still exists before I go and implement all the code to destroy all the actors. So please may I have an answer?

Will actor 1 stay on top of actor 2? if so you may need to have some type of "on/off" rule setup so it doesnt keep increasing insize. Or turn the time to run to completion.

You would need to have change attribute self.health to 10 (or whatever value) at the top of the rule list. Or you can manually set it in the actor's attribute pane.

And is this correct? It says if greater than 0 destroy them

and then a destroy behavior.

I can think of a few major bugs off the top of my head that have been around for awhile, and i'm probably missing some:

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bugs aren't addressed and you keep building on top of it and how much time is wasted chasing your tail trying to fix and patch it. It compounds until eventually you have to stop rip the whole thing a

If you're moving it across the screen, you could use a rule to automatically destroy it after it reaches a certain X or Y location.

Okay, so placing them out of the scene and, for an example, destroy the actor -- when a touch is pressed? Destroy it that way?

Even though GameSalad may do that for you, I would still recommend taking that unwanted actor and/or actors and either place them somewhere out of the scene, recycle them, hide them, or destroy them r