Hello everyone! I've been working on a feeding frenzy style game and I want the player's fish to follow the mouse smoothly.

The quickest way to do this is through the text based scene layer inspector. You could delete 100 actors in a minute through there.

On another topic, what about the GS animation engine. It's innacurate and people are literally able to create system within GS that run smoother and calculate faster by logic. When your own integrated

the 2048x1496 is for apps that display the status bar along the top with the time/battery/cell signal. GS doesn't display that part so the 2048x1536 is what you want to design for.

I get your priority list. I definitely agree that the top priority should be Engine Improvements. That is a big must, but right after Engine Improvements I would squeeze in RevMob integration before F

Is it similar to this problem?

Problem now is that on Mac Creator my backgrounds have strange 1 to 2-pixeled lines at the sides and tops.

@brickamator if the background is on the same layer it will show up.

I am guesing so because it is an actor but want to make shure. Please ad layer suport

not then you have bad logic or bung table data. Destroy and spawn an actor where there's the same actor but as unlocked instances can also do things like this too. To solve it you can try and save a

Try changing the self.color.alpha to 0 instead or destroy the actor if you don't to make it visible again

I have a rectangle actor that fills 30% of the screen. When it detects a collision/overlap with a certain type of actor, it is supposed to make a sound. The problem is that I have multiple actors th

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As a feature suggestion how about a grid offset? Say for example say I have some 90x90 actors that I want to snap up against each other, but I don't want the 90x90 grid to start from the top left corn

(** or right / top / bottom / centred)

I don't know if the following two features make sense but they came to my mind immediately (because i'm working on a game with top-down perspective right now):

There was a poll held over three months ago asking users which 'fixes/tweaks' they would like to see . . . . people voted . . . and snap-to-grid and actor's X/Y coordinates and zoom came top of the po

system, and as such, it should always be top priority... and should always be seeing constant improvements instead of being left to rot.

I would like to see some sort of simple alignment tool, Top align center, left right equal spacing etc, things that are on any decent vector graphic package. (I know this is raster)