The videos will show you how to register if a swipe has happened. All you have to do is tell your actor what to do if swipe=true. So, destroy, change alpha, or whatever you want to do.

Put the items you want to stay on the screen in a new layer and unclick "scrollable" for that layer. Then the items won't move.

If you want something to stay on the screen all the time (controls, score, etc), go to the scene attributes page, and select layers. Create a new layer, drag it above the old layer, and uncheck &q

2. Some people can get jealous, and try to destroy you (or your games) in some way.

RULE (inside powerup actor): if actor overlaps or collides with (the other main actor) --- destroy actor, timer: FOR 10 seconds, change attribute game.x2on to true, timer: AFTER 10 seconds, change att

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If you wanted to do something about layers, you could go to your scene, click on scene attributes, go to layers and create a new layer. Put all the buttons and things you want on the HUD in the new la

Hi Suzy, all of your movement controls should be put into their own layer and then uncheck scrollable for the layer group.

My game involves a scene where the viewer is in a helicopter, looking down, while the scene rotates and moves below. I am trying to use interpolate to rotate the camera, which is working well, but I c

All appstores, should revamp and ditch the old system of propping up the major game developers Rovio and PopCap etc.. both these companies got lucky with half decent games at the start of the mobile

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When i destroy actor level 2 is true

And also as you say, it may destroy your device!

When i destroy actor level 2 is true

I'm working on a new game idea which involves controlling the camera rotation based on the main actor's rotation. The issue I can't work out at this time is how to stop the HUD controls from also rota

I have an idea - just make a background with actors - some tunnels, caves, etc. Then add a tutorial inside the game, and tell player to use a knife, to make a little hole in the upper part of his iDev

The trick was to have a small actor that collides with walls and itself etc then have a bigger actor for the water and set it behind the layer...works well but i think it would kill GS if i took it an

Make an actor, (you can make it invisible if you want) and place it at the top of the screen. Add a Collide rule to your ball that makes it bounce when it overlaps or collides with that type of actor.

One simple way would be to have a rectangular actor that matches your background that sits on top of the tree, which you then move or interpolate up, revealing the tree.

in Actor Y and setting it to After _ seconds, destroy Actor Y. That will give the particles a chance to set off. (Obviously, the particles need to come out quickly...)