Not a stupid question at all... Like @Dues said, open it in Inkscape, choose the selection tool in the top left of the tool bar and select the button you want to export by clicking and dragging (inksc

Thanks so much! I actually got the same result a bit differently. I didn't spawn and destroy the icon as I didn't see the need, instead I just had it spawn the gun with alpha at 0 at the beginning o

I was going to say I don't think so, but then I had an idea for how it might work. Have the gun icon spawn a gun but have the gun's self.color.alpha set to 0 so it's hidden. Then when you touch the

If what's happening is that you click on the gun icon and a gun spawns but doesn't move anywhere and then you click on the gun icon again and the gun now moves with the mouse position, it's because th

However whenever I try a gradient on my image it doesn't fit around perfectly instead it comes out more like this. Notice how the gradient doesn't go up the mountain and it's super white at the top wh

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I thought the background color might make it viewable. Ok so I put it on the bottom of the screen and its viewable, but I still cant make it work at the top. I think its cause the character controll

Does the order layer matter?

One actor has its alpha channel turned off (0) and is on a background layer.

Looking for some expert advice! I'm trying to set it up so I touch an icon (actor) which then spawns another actor on top of it, let's say a gun which can then be moved into position on the screen.

Yea I thought it might have to do with the camera but no luck. I changed the background color too, but no luck. I am using windows version but I doubt that matters. Does the order layer matter? I

For the top left hand side red block:

Place it on a layer of it's own - and switch off 'scrollable' on that layer.

(jump to 1:10 to see the red blocks in the top left and bottom left corners move in unison with each other)

2) black hole (tilt to move the black hole to destroy the reds)

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I'm having a hard time figuring out exactly what you're trying to do, but if you're just trying to get a smooth gradient, create a layer of noise over the gradient in Photoshop on a solid BLACK fill,

Any elements you want to remain static on screen - can sit on a layer with 'scrollable' switched off.

horizontal) center of the actor or the vertical top (enabling Wrap Text) of the actor. I don't recommend this approach because it's going to be tricky to get it to all align properly with whatever i

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