Hi @Fal01 to date, there's no control over layer order by behaviours or rules, except in the Spawn Actor behaviour, as you know (Layer order: in front of actor, in back of actor, front of layer, back

Is it possible to make the touched player always be on top?

but it comes at a price ... A) Your score will stop counting. You never know what you are letting go to! You could me right next to an obstacle and letting go will leave you no time to react if its

@mELTINGsKYsTUDIOS - Top ten? So that's what it takes.

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No pixlr should work fine the only problem is that it's hard to tell what you haven't erased yet. Try adding a new black opaque layer behind everything so that the parts you haven't erased yet will st

There will be no forgiving here, you will be held fully accountable for your 'blur layer' and taken before the Court of Graphic Design were you will be tried for giving false hope to a community of ga

Add a creative alpha channel that has varying 'layers' of soft tinted areas. Where the final effect added as a separate layer in Gamesalad would totally 'blur' the edge of the screen to the soft colo

a project, it's also that the concept of a blur layer within GS doesn't make any sense at all, you've said that you lack the photo editing software to create this blur layer, but it's nothing to do w

What would this 'blur layer' look like ? That is to say, if you were using an image then what would this image look like ?

been already said, I want to see this get to the top of the charts! Thank you for inspiring me to continue my game development, when I see a well designed app, it pushes me to continue innovating.

I think it's a unique concept, but I don't have the software to create such a "blur layer"... Still, I'd be interested to see what is possible if you do feel like giving it a try @

I actually think you could 'fake' the blur effect in GS, not the miniature tilt shift part though. With a well designed 'blur' layer in GS, done like I do the 'blood edge effect' in the video I think

I think it's a really cool effect if it were possible. I'm working on a top down RPG, so I hoped it would have added a little "extra" to my game.

P.S. You wouldn't really need to mess with z-buffers or depth maps, just a basic (post) blurring of the top and bottom of the frame looks fairly convincing.

Aw... I guess I'm a little too optimistic! I kinda hoped that in the same way you could place crosshairs or whatever over the top of a scene, you could overlay a blur effect to blur the actors beneath

Detecting collisions with Interpolate behaviors will not give you consistent results. You'll need to use Move/Accelerate/Change Attribute instead. Once you do that, it's just a matter of adding a ru

Im not sure where you are reading that, but I have heard nothing about it. I don't share my sale statistics online, but I really doubt I would be in the top 10, unless its a really slow day haha.

Actor 2 is on top, or in front, of Actor 1. However, when I touch Actor 2, it should change image, but it doesn't. The scene resets. Anyone know how to make it not do this?

@mELTINGsKYsTUIODS - Yes, you are or were in the top of IAP's. Could you provide just a general idea of how much you are making? (per day?). I'd love to know what it takes to get there.