As far as I remember joints, although at the top of user's wish lists, were at the very bottom (or close to the bottom) of a very long roadmap list, and even though they were on the roadmap I think th

All I have on screen is a long platform that continues to the left and right side of the bound box of the camera and my actor. I've put the behavior on my actor to follow camera, but the camera doesn'

Just to clairify, the demo file provided does destroy the platforms as they move off the left side of the screen so the game shouldn't slow down due to too many actors/objects.

I've made a couple endless side scrollers and my recommendation is to use a very large set scene size with static objects and moving player instead of static player with moving objects. Two reasons:

A rule to destroy actor (placed after the above):

This can be done, but first... don't use constrain to position stationary actors. Instead, turn off the "moveable" option for the actor and use change attribute behaviors outside of

on top of that, they have said they didn't want to spend all this time making GS work with beta 1 just to have beta 2 break everything. For their position, it makes much more sense to work on this as

the height of the actor) to get it stuck to the top of the screen. On the iPad preview, both work like a charm. But when I switch to test it on the iPhone preview, the ceiling ends up in the middle o

- If the ratio is <0.6 (like iPhone 5 or Samsung S4, Samsung 7" tab), I move the static actors down or up 88 pixels depending whether they are in the top half or bottom half of the scr

1. The platforms are not in different scenes. Make a "move to" actor at the bottom of the scene which makes the platforms, when collided, move up to the top with a random x measureme

whats' next in line to get done - joints being a top one in requests so hopefully...

So I am wanting to recreate a fun game I saw and enjoyed playing... TBH off top of my mind I can't remember the name of it... lol but essentially I am using ORBz Waypoint Demo.

then say 'if (that global boolean) is true, destroy actor and change global boolean to false. That way, old actors will be deleted, new ones reset the boolean. Hope that makes sense.

value (e.g. game.CurrentWordNumber) after you destroy the letters. You may need a short timer that resets game.destroy letters to false, but it's hard to know without your actual rules.

Look how many games from the "other" sdks have been in the top 100 grossing in the last year. I have never noticed a GS game there, and I would bet it's because Devs don't know wher

So I have my non-scrollable HUD on the top most layer so I guess by default things drop into it. I'll add that to my list of things to be careful about.

Post your code for the Box. The box isn't on a nonscrollable layer is it?

I have a game attribute (boolean) called 'destroy letters' which is true/activated when each letter in the word is also checked (also booleans) and the user hits 'enter/return'.

Yeah I reckon this is probably a good educated guess. Just gotta get in to that top ten percent (Image)

So when I use it together with iAd I should place the banner on top, right?