• Added layer access

Thanks for voting! Layer access ( Hide, show, and lock layers ) is now in the works!

Over 3 million signed up beta players already. Looks amazing so I thought I would spread the word.

Hi F, without testing - so off the top of my head - what about using a Constrain behaviour on the actor's angle attribute, and when you change velocity to zero, change the Direction to the angle attri

Some really nice art there - top work (Image)

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From what I've noticed actors are spawned in the order they are in the layers window so if you want an actor to spawn last put it at the top of the list in the layers panel. Try that with a timer atta

my example was, spawn an actor...that actor is controled by player. then when that actor collides, spawn a new actor and the play now controls that one.

I'm doing some R&D on a possible top-down space shooter game, similar to Asteroids or any of the equivalent top-down space fly & shoot types of games. The problem I'm running into is

Im spawning a floor in a runner game. The floor is spawning on random Y coordinates between a set range. My idea was that I can set a game attribute that is equal to the spawned floor Y coordinate.

however the actor sometimes changes direction smoothly but more often jumps into y translation randomly causing a big pop in the movement so basically in it can pop from bottom screen to top.

in. You will also need to upload a logo at the top of the web page, although not necessary for an Adhoc build. The cookbook covers most of this I believe.

I've attached an example file - play it, see how the balls interact with curved line of dots - then drag the big white slider at the top of the screen left and right to change the individual points in

edit: Ok after playing with the feature some more, it seems to only be able to recognise text (Headings, Characters, etc) present in iOS native (?) objects like buttons, text fields, etc. Someone cor

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I set it up as you described, new actor with animation. On collision destroy original bomb then spawn the new actor with the animation. It works, the animation is spawned, but is spawned for every b

Destroy actor (destroy self)

@Socks - The destroy triggering before the animation was pertaining to my original method. The method you described had the same result(all bombs showing animation). Im not sure, but it seems like n

The animation is not in the actor being destroyed, it is in the actor being spawned, so there's no problem with the original actor being destroyed before the animation is complete.

Hmm... Ive tried the method @Socks described and it has the same result. I think your idea about destroy triggering before the animation completed might be right. Ill look at that. Thanks for the h