No you can't, but you can simulate a layer change by having two identical actors (following the same rules) but on different layers, keep one invisible (alpha set to 0) while the other is visible (alp

Is there any way I can change the layer order within the game? I know there is the layer order tab to adjust the layers manually but is there a way I can do it while the game is running?

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Edit: ah, I think I'm understanding: there IS a lag time using intermediary attributes in this case, but for the record, @kentcheung2000@yahoo.com , there will still be a lag whether it's an extra set

Now, there are actors that are randomly spawned at the top of the screen. When you "click" these, they "shoot" a "beam" down to the actors at the

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Yep, you never want to constrain or interpolate an attribute to itself. When I need to do something like that, I usually have Change Attribute self.originalWidth to self.size.Width at the top of the

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Thanks, @FryingBaconStudios! And layer order...?

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@tatiang With constrains, I've found that if the "Constraining actor" is above the "constrained actor" in layer order, it will sometimes cause significant lag and j

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Agreed, you have two posts, you need more street cred around here than that. Too many scammers troll in and out of here but there are a bunch of us with very tuned BS detectors that keep on top of thi

I'd say the single biggest cause of lag is layer order, swap their layer order and see if that solves your problem.

I am making two blocks. One on bottom and the other on top. I also make a global x coordinate equal to the x coordinate of the bottom block. Then make the x coordinate of the upper block equal to t