behavior. The projectiles stopped at the target and just piled up in a straight line. But when I constrain the target, I get what I would call "quantum" behavior. The projectiles

One idea is to have two actors with identical rules, one with a circle collision shape and one with a square collision shape and then swap them out (spawn and destroy). You can capture the first acto

Top layer = Hero A + Monster 1A

I just mean that when you spawn an actor you can define where it is spawned within the layer, so you might be able to use than functionality to dynamically shuffle your actors around, just a thought .

Maybe use the spawn layer function to move objects up and down layers . . . .?

Totally is using @Socks method - he has just shown that - this 2D example above you would perhaps have to find the base of each object constrained to a Y value and then do comparison between the hero

When you launch the viewer it tells you the version number in the top left, what does it say?

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3. Go to the Game Statistics Screen (three little bars in top left of main screen) and take a screenshot

You have created a simulation of a planet (the target) that is floating in space and somehow defying the massive gravity of a black hole (gravity set to 100). In addition, the target is being bombard

GameSalad users have no direct control over layer order, you can't change the order of the layers at run-time nor can you move or spawn actors to layers other than the one the actor is already on . .

Hi, there is this certain behavior I would like to achieve, which is crucial, is that possible to make actor to have higher z-index if they are closer to the bottom of the screen? I'm trying to make …

Hi. I want to be able to create an object that is rotating and my character can jump on while it's rotating to get to the top.

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Then as the last rule in your last actor (at the top of your layers list) have:

If I collide them, they look as in one above the other. they dont look as in the same ground level with the hero. This makes it look like one enemy is infront and the other enemy is on top of the 1st

By the way Jamie I think about week ago I found one of your tutorials on youtube for detecting when a player jumps on top of an enemy head, which helped me out in figuring out a lot of my controls.

Not downloaded or tried it but I'd recommend changing the screenshots so that they're not straight snapshots of GameSalad, and what looks like a bit of your desktop background. They're also squashed (

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right now i'm trying with spawning actor, and then destroy when that atribute is false