@saif_shammari, Destroy Path is a really fun game!!!

I have followed the in-app purchase tutorials and vids but cant seem to get it working. In i-tunes connect under my in-app purchase there is a yellow note at the top saying:

Destroy Path

I was using the behavior if self.Color.Alpha is 0.9 --- destroy

No, blocks are in a scrollable layer. Moreover on the Mac preview it works fine, on the iOs viewer there are no destroyable blocks, and some new behaviors are missing (like double jump, axe throw etc)

- Door states of open/shut are saved to tables, and load instantly in a new scene. (actually more instant than the time it takes for items already collected to destroy themselves… hmm.. interesting.)

make new actor and name it destroy

Do you have something on the non scrollable layer possibly?

The actor gets destroyed if it is farther than 500px from the edge of the total scene size, not just the visible part.

I believe when an actor leaves the screen (or is it the scene?) by a certain amount of pixels, he will automatically be destroyed. Currently when I destroy actors I add to a count attribute I.e &

Top 94 in Chile App Store

What I'm doing right now is I have small, no image, trigger actors that get spawned and destroy themselves after a little bit.

The iTunes app store is brutal now - it wasn't just 2-3 years ago that you could publish an app, and gain organic sales, and top the charts by having a good, marketable app. Now you need thousands to

Bumps and Red Ball of Goo have been our biggest sellers both reaching top 20 in the US so this one is a long way short of those 2 atm with approx 400 sales so far and yesterday we only sold 14 so we e

You can read the actor's linear velocity, if it's <0 then the miner is moving downwards. You can toggle a game attribute when the actor is moving down, and then only destroy the terrain when th

table and left a little of that behind (on top) an update has been submitted to remove that, it will not effect gameplay.

I might check the layer of the spawn, if it is behind the actor you won't see it.

Layer tricks the mind in a great way.

One way to do that would be to spawn a dot (or whatever your player is pooping out) ever X seconds while your moving. BUT if you were going to end up with a lot of dots you could start to degrade perf

So I decided to fire up GS and get some more work done. Instantly frustrated that when I click through to a layer, make a few changes and then click the back button...Why do I not go back to the previ