Hi @Gordio283 Either make the scene bigger temporarily, or in the Scene Editor: click on Scene, then Layers.

I want to give a huge thanks to @SpriteAttack who was kind enough to help me redo almost all the art in the game. He was the one who made it look as incredible as it does now. If you take a code, ple…

I know this is because it is how I've coded it. But I would like it to top off at 100 even if the fuel pod has more than the tank can hold. SO when it has 90 units of fuel and hits a 20 unit pod. The

the toes on the soldiers boots are on a separate layer, for foot movement during a run cycle. If you open the file up in Illustrator, flash or other vector programs, you can get into each individual

Top rated game!

I figured out the top score. Simple enough going through the cookbook and video cookbook. I found an old thread that I think asked this but the question was never answered.

Game review sites - The top 10, 12, or "65 of the best" type sites. Very handy in seeing where the market is headed. Are we still on the "Angry Birds" kick or are w

A top down layout will be slightly different than the same game with 1st person view because of available real estate.

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I would tweak him though, I would make the Sparten horse hair on top removable, maybe a couple of variations on the helmet and polish the design up a little. I'll hopefully get them uploaded soon

Make the art your own. Along with what's swapping what's found in the template, add new backgrounds. Like top down vector graphic stylized cities, landscapes, astroid fields. Change up the control des

The list goes on. Cartoon, bobble head, block, circular, platform, top down. Just basic segmented character elements that can be layered to create characters.

When my hero is colliding/overlapping with a block and the player presses the break button it moves the block over to the x coordinate of 600. After 30 seconds the block moves back to its original x

You could have a rule set to check the actor's self.rotation for certain ranges, or you could constrain an actor to its top and sides and then have collision rules. Either way, you can change the vel

I then select them both, and group them, then I duplicate them and lighten the top layer and add a gradient.

Ok, so the actor is just one block with wheels on one side of it. There is a floor that the actor collides with and drives on top of. When the actor is on the floor there is a rule that tells it to

Not sure i understand. Are you saying that you want two actors to at some point be effected by a third actor? If so you can do that. Easiest way would be to use an attribute. For instance lets say we

how do i make the camera follow the actor for my top down shooting game?

I hate to say it, but don't let it go to sleep. It just can't run in the background, which is what occurs once it goes to sleep. It's kinda like a layer and it switches from one (iOS) and back into th

but if it is a longer distance the actor is destroyed. I know how to land and destroy, just not quite sure how to do the distance thing.